Every free thing on the internet. One radar per category.
FreeRadar is a network of independent sites, each tracking one category of free stuff: games, courses, ebooks, software, fonts and more. Always free, updated automatically.
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The network
Each radar is its own site with its own feed, so one slow source can never take the rest down.
FreeGameRadar
Free PC, console and mobile games, tracked hourly.
Visit siteFreeModRadar
Free game mods and community content.
Visit siteFreeCourseRadar
Free online courses and 100%-off coupons.
Visit siteFreeAIToolsRadar
Free AI tools, credits and trials.
Visit siteFreeEbookRadar
Free ebooks across every genre.
Visit siteFreeAudiobookRadar
Free audiobooks and audio dramas.
Visit siteFreeTextbookRadar
Free textbooks and academic books.
Visit siteFreeAssetsRadar
Free stock photos, assets, templates and design resources.
Visit siteFreeStockVideoRadar
Free stock video and footage.
Visit siteFreeFontRadar
Free fonts for personal and commercial use.
Visit siteFreeIconRadar
Free icon sets and UI glyphs.
Visit siteFreeWallpaperRadar
Free wallpapers for phone and desktop.
Visit siteFreePluginRadar
Free plugins, extensions and add-ons.
Visit siteFreeAPIRadar
Free APIs and developer data feeds.
Visit siteFreeOpenSourceRadar
Notable free and open-source projects.
Visit siteFree3DPrintRadar
Free 3D print models and STL files.
FreeStuffRadar
Physical freebies, samples and swag.
Visit siteFreeSoftwareRadar
Free software licenses and giveaways.
FreeScholarshipRadar
Scholarships and grants with open applications.
Visit siteFreeAnimeRadar
Free anime episodes and manga chapters.
Visit siteFreeEventRadar
Free events, meetups and webinars.
Visit siteFreeCouponRadar
Coupons and promo codes that work.
Visit siteFreeTrialRadar
Free trials worth starting, with end dates flagged.
How the network works
- Every category gets its own site, its own address and its own automatic feed.
- Each site links straight to the original source: nothing is paywalled or re-sold.
- The network is free to use, funded on the satellite sites by unobtrusive advertising.
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