Radiant: The AI That Turns Meeting Notes Into Action



Radiant is a next-generation Mac app that doesn't just take notes on your meetings—it gets things done. From the creators of Supernormal, Radiant captures audio from Google Meet, Zoom, Teams, or even in-person conversations—with no bot in your calls. It all happens locally on your Mac, so your audio never leaves your machine or goes to the cloud.


But Radiant's magic really starts after the meeting. Instead of dropping a transcript on your desk, it processes the conversation, identifies key decisions, and extracts action items. Then it directly integrates with your favorite tools—like Linear, Notion, Gmail, Google Docs, and Slack—to generate tasks, emails, and project updates automatically. You just review, edit if necessary, and send.


Example:

Imagine you’ve just wrapped up a product sync. Someone flags a bug and another teammate suggests a new feature. Radiant detects both, creates a Linear ticket for the bug, generates a separate feature card with full context, and even drafts a follow-up email to the customer—all before you’ve finished your coffee.



Free for now while in beta, Radiant currently only works on Apple Silicon Macs (M1 or newer). It supports English for now, with a waitlist for Windows and Intel Mac users.


Who It's For:

Founders, product managers, and engineering leaders that are overwhelmed by endless meetings and project software will enjoy the time savings from Radiant—especially those already familiar with Linear, Notion, or Jira.


How It Stands Out:

While apps like Otter.ai and Fireflies.ai stop at transcription, Radiant goes one step further—turning conversations into concrete outputs: tasks, emails, and documents, ready to launch.


Key Features:


Records meetings from Google Meet, Zoom, Teams, Slack Huddles, and even face-to-face conversations—no bot required


Processes all audio locally on your Mac (no cloud uploads or data storage)


Automatically extracts action items, decisions, and next steps


Drafts tasks in Linear, Jira, Asana, and Notion with full context


Writes follow-up emails in Gmail


Updates documents in Google Docs and Notion


Integrates with Slack and GitHub for team notifications and developer workflows


Runs unobtrusively in the background without disrupting meetings


Support for Apple Silicon Macs (M1 and above)


English-only support for beta


Check it out: Radiant AI


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