Radar Lite turns pasted notes, profiles and call transcripts into a clear read on every account: who they are, whether they fit, and the smartest next move.
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Everything runs from text you already have. Paste it in, and Radar does the reading.
Website copy, LinkedIn profiles, meeting notes, call transcripts. Radar reads them and writes a structured brief on the company and its decision makers, hooks and red flags included.
Every account is scored 0 to 100 against your own ICP, with the three strongest reasons for, the three against, and the unknowns worth verifying before you spend a minute on outreach.
Radar plays a hard-nosed VP of Sales. It stress-tests your ICP call and your angle, pushes back on weak reasoning, and concedes only when your argument actually holds up.
No dashboards to babysit. Radar tells you the single best next action per account, flags accounts going stale, and drafts first-touch outreach in a plain human voice you can send.
Four steps, no setup, no scraping. Just paste and go.
Drop in the site copy, a profile, or your notes. Nothing to connect, nothing to configure.
It writes the brief and pulls out discrete signals: hiring, funding, tech, pain, triggers.
An ICP fit score lands with reasons, and a nudge points you at the smartest next step.
Generate outreach built on real hooks, in a voice that reads like a person, not a template.
Radar Lite is the lightweight GTM copilot from Lemon Infosys. It runs on frontier language models with a cheap-first policy, shows the cost of every result, and never lets a call fire once you are over budget. Serious intelligence, on a short leash.
Lemon Infosys builds focused internal tools that do one job and do it cleanly. Radar Lite is one of them.