Radar
Radar brings together what changed across your product, customers, and delivery work. Devplan prepares a daily report, highlights relevant risks, and puts your projects and recent dashboard updates alongside them. Use it to catch up before a meeting, spot something that needs attention, and open the evidence without reconstructing the story across separate tools.
What you can do
Open Radar in your workspace. The daily report brings together:
| Area | What it helps you understand |
|---|---|
| Product updates | Changes to product behavior and why they matter. |
| Watch list | Emerging risks, customer needs, and issues that deserve attention. |
| Recent discussions | Consequential conversations and open decisions. |
The Insights section highlights risks relevant to your role preferences. Open a risk to read the details and supporting evidence, or choose View all to explore the wider insights list.
Items can link to a product feature, an insight, or a discussion. Open their source references to see what supports the summary. For example, if a customer concern appears in the watch list, review the conversation behind it and ask Weaver how it relates to work already planned.
A useful review is to:
- Scan the report for a change, risk, or customer need relevant to your work.
- Open the supporting evidence for an item that needs attention.
- Use Ask Weaver to investigate, then follow up with a decision or project as appropriate.
Return to your work
My projects links to projects assigned to you, with their current status. Dashboard updates links to recently updated dashboards. These let you move from a daily summary into the work or focused view you need.
Review earlier reports
Open a report under Historical reports to read its details. All reports opens the daily report archive, where you can load older reports. This is useful for catching up after time away or checking what was known before a decision.
For the weekly view, open Dashboards → Weekly report.
Understand what you see
Choose your interests and responsibilities in profile preferences to help Devplan tailor future reports and select relevant risks. When a personal report is available, Radar prioritizes it over the shared report for the same day.
Check the generation date when reviewing a report. Reports summarize the information available when they were created; connected sources need time to process, and sections without material updates may be absent. The Insights, project, and dashboard cards can reflect newer activity than the report itself.
Insights explains how risks and feature requests differ from their underlying signals.
Delivery
The daily and weekly report settings control recurring reporting and delivery, including the daily report you read in Radar. Use dashboards when you want a focused view with its own instructions or refresh schedule.