Most tools stop at "something changed." Gruvle Radar goes further: every change runs through deterministic diffing, AI-backed impact mapping, risk scoring, and a recommended action -- tied to a real dependency graph, not a flat alert list. Detection is code, not an AI call, so you're not burning tokens to notice a timestamp changed. Bring your own AI provider: Groq, local Ollama, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Read-only by default. Try the real pipeline on the homepage, no signup.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
Shipping this because I kept getting blindsided by upstream changes — a webhook signature format that changed with no notice, a model deprecation that only surfaced when the support agent started failing. Every time, the information existed somewhere (a changelog, a status page) — it just never reached anyone in time to matter.
Gruvle Radar connects to what you already use, watches it continuously, and turns "something changed" into "here's what to do and by when." You can see the whole loop — detected → impact mapped → risk scored → action recommended — for a real change, right on the homepage, without signing up.
It's free to start. Would love your take on where the risk scoring is off, and what source you'd want connected first.