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Copy from Signals adds terms to your watchlist and removes none.

Since 8 Oct 2026v2.22.0No tasksSolo and Team

The button adds the terms Signals watches that Radar does not already have. It matches without regard to case, changes nothing else and costs no tasks.

What it does

On the Radar Watchlist, Copy from Signals takes the terms Signals watches and adds the ones Things to watch does not have yet. Terms are compared without regard to case or stray spaces, so a term you already have is not added twice. Stored terms are also tidied of stray spaces and blank entries.

Your existing terms keep their order. The new ones go on the end.

Why

Signals terms describe what your buyers read. Radar terms describe your market. Some overlap and many don't, so Radar copies on request and never keeps the two in step.

What it won't do

  • It doesn't remove a term you already have.
  • It doesn't charge a task or run an AI step.
  • It doesn't change anything except the Things to watch list.
  • It doesn't appear unless you have Signals and a term there to copy.

How to use it

Open the Radar guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.

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