Radiant is your AI personal assistant for Mac that turns meetings into momentum. It captures discussions directly on your device and instantly drafts summaries, follow-ups, and updates for Gmail, Slack, or Linear. No prompts, no setup—just accurate, ready-to-refine work that helps you move from meeting to execution in seconds. FREE in open beta.
We built Radiant because most AI meeting tools stop at summaries. They tell you what happened, but not what to do next. Radiant goes further — it captures your meetings on your Mac and instantly drafts the follow-ups, updates, and documents you need to move work forward.
What’s new: no bots joining your meetings, and no prompts. Just fast, accurate drafts you can copy straight into Gmail, Slack, Linear or other tools you use for work.
We’re proud that Radiant actually finishes the work your meetings start. Would love to hear your thoughts, what would you want your AI assistant to handle next?
Love this! Many HR teams I work with are now using AI automations to handle follow-ups and onboarding — saves hours every week.
Happy to share a quick idea in DM if you’re exploring the same. 🚀
Hey @laura_james5, congrats on launching Radiant! 🚀 Your approach to on-device capture without bots joining meetings is brilliant—I really appreciate how it respects privacy while instantly drafting follow-ups, updates, and documents. The fact that Radiant actually finishes the work meetings start (not just summaries) is exactly what busy teams need. No prompts, no setup, just ready-to-refine drafts for Gmail, Slack, or Linear. Excited to see where you take this next. Best of luck with today's launch!
@laura_james5 and team, I really like the approach here - actually helping move work forward instead of just generating summaries.
I’m not a Mac user though, so I may not be able to try it right now myself, but if I think about what my AI assistant to handle next, it would be: help me keep track of commitments made in earlier meetings.
Something like: “We talked about this last week - here’s what was supposed to happen - where are we on that?”
That kind of continuity across meetings would be super useful.
Laura James