FORKOFF · RADAR coverage
A ranked directory answers which launches read organic. This grid answers a different question: how wide is the read. RADAR has audited 30 launches spread across 6 market verticals, from AI and dev tools to fintech, crypto, and consumer, so the views-to-likes method is a general instrument, not a single-niche curiosity. Every figure below is an aggregate count; only the launches that read organic are named.
Launch Radar has read 30 product launches across 6 market verticals: AI, dev tools, marketing and sales, fintech, crypto and web3, and consumer and health. The busiest is marketing & sales with 9 launches audited. Each vertical is measured with the same published, reproducible views-to-likes method, so coverage is a matter of breadth, not a different yardstick per industry. The counts below are aggregate; the launches that read organic are named and graded, and the rest are counted without a public verdict.
The breadth grid
Each bar is the number of launches RADAR has read in that vertical. The bone segment is how many read organic (named below); the red is the rest of the reading set, counted here with no per-name verdict. Sorted by coverage, widest first.
Marketing & Sales
up to 5.3M reach
AI
up to 14.3M reach
Dev tools
up to 6.4M reach
Consumer & Health
up to 5.7M reach
Fintech
up to 3.8M reach
Crypto/Web3
up to 3.7M reach
Independent, methodology-derived signal, not a statement of fact about any person. RADAR reads how reach was built, a signature, not an accusation. See the methodology.
Breadth, not one ranked list
The verified organic directory and the leaderboard rank launches in one list. This grid does something the ranking cannot: it shows the read holds up across 6 different markets, so a launch in crypto and a launch in consumer hardware are measured the same way. A method that only worked in one niche would cluster in one vertical. This one does not.
The named set
The launches RADAR read as organic, grouped by their market vertical, each carrying its Authenticity Grade and linked to a full reading. Only the organic reads are named; the amplified reads are counted in the grid above and read one at a time on the launch authenticity study.
FORKOFF has processed 5B+ views of managed distribution, and RADAR is the measurement side of that work. Our product launch video service builds a launch to a target view tier through genuine organic distribution and a make-good if it misses, never bought reach. Read the method, or talk to a strategist.
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