Radius has launched as a new service aiming to connect individuals through local events and groups. The platform allows users to create and discover activities based on shared interests, functioning as an alternative to existing community-building sites.
Users can post specific events, such as a cycling trip or a coffee meet-up, including details like time and location. The system then enables other users in the vicinity who share that interest to discover and join these activities. Examples provided include 'London Run Club' and 'Edinburgh Tech Meetup' events.
Radius supports the creation of new groups and communities, such as 'Creative Code London'. The platform states that users can browse hundreds of groups across various cities globally, or start their own communities quickly.
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Radius is a new platform designed to help users find and create local events and groups based on shared interests. It allows individuals to post activities like coffee meetups or bike rides, enabling others nearby with similar interests to join.