The app

Meetings

RADIQ notices when a call starts in Zoom, Teams, Google Meet and other call apps, transcribes it, and gives you a meeting note with a summary you can share. No bot joins your call.

Starting a meeting

To stop a particular app from starting meetings, open Settings → Audio & meetings and add it under Automatic meeting detection. To start every meeting yourself, turn automatic detection off.

The meeting note

Each meeting gets a note with three parts. Use search meetings in the list to find an old one by title, attendee or note.

To ask follow-up questions, use ask about this meeting in chat, or ask your connected AI: "What did we agree in my last meeting?"

Speakers

RADIQ separates voices and labels them. Click a speaker label to rename it, or merge two labels that are the same person. The summary uses the names you give, and RADIQ can recognise known voices in later meetings.

To teach RADIQ your own voice, open Settings → Audio & meetings, enter Your name and click train, then speak for about 30 seconds.

Calendar

Connect Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or an ICS calendar link to see Coming up at the top of Meetings, and to give meetings their calendar titles and attendees.

Share and export

From the share and more meeting actions menus on a note you can:

Fixing a meeting

Meeting settings

In Settings → Audio & meetings:

SettingWhat it does
Transcription engineCloud engines are fast and accurate. Offline engines run on your Mac and keep audio fully private, but use more CPU and memory.
Live meeting notesLive captions for the meeting in progress, separate from background transcription.
Automatic meeting detectionStarts and stops meetings when a call app is detected, and lets you exclude apps.
Custom VocabularyNames and terms RADIQ should spell correctly.
Your nameHow you appear in transcripts, plus voice training.
Last updated 25 October 2026 · Something wrong or missing? Tell us