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RADIQ, inside the AI you already use

RADIQ remembers what you saw on screen and what was said in your meetings and calls, all on your own computer. Connect it to Claude, ChatGPT (through Codex), Cursor or Hermes, and that AI can answer from your own work, with no copying and pasting.

Use the subscription you already have. RADIQ doesn't replace your AI. It gives your existing Claude or ChatGPT plan memory of your work, through a standard connector called MCP. Your AI does the thinking; RADIQ supplies the context.

Quick start

Install RADIQ on your Mac, sign in, and allow the three permissions it asks for: microphone, Accessibility (on-screen text) and Screen Recording. Step by step →
Connect your AI. During setup RADIQ connects the AI apps it finds on your Mac, so usually you only need to quit and reopen them. For Claude Code, or an app you installed later, see Connect your AI.
Add the RADIQ skill (recommended), so your AI knows the best way to use RADIQ. Get the skill →
Ask something about your own work. Give RADIQ a little time to capture first, then try:
What was I working on in the last hour?

Guides

Get startedInstall, permissions, the menu bar icon, updates. Connect your AIClaude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT via Codex, Cursor, Hermes, OpenClaw, Windsurf. The RADIQ skillOne file that teaches your AI to search, cite and automate well. What you can askRecaps, meeting follow-ups, "where did I see…", standups and more. AutomationsAsk once ("every Friday at 5pm…") and RADIQ keeps doing it. MeetingsLive notes, transcripts, summaries and speakers, with no bot in the call. Privacy and your dataWhat's recorded, what leaves your Mac, and how to exclude or delete it. FAQBattery, disk space, data use, offline use, and a glossary. TroubleshootingMissing tools, empty answers, automations that didn't run.

What RADIQ adds to your AI

Your AI alone	Your AI with RADIQ
Knows only what you paste into the chat	Can look up what you saw, read and typed across every app
Forgets your meetings	Has the transcript, who spoke, and what was agreed
Starts every conversation from zero	Can save and recall memories you choose to keep
Answers only when you ask	Can set up automations that run on a schedule, even with the chat closed

Where your data lives

Recordings, screen text, transcripts and memories are stored on your computer, in RADIQ's local database.
Your AI app only sees the results it asks RADIQ for, one question at a time, and those results go to that AI provider like anything else you type into it.
You can pause recording at any time from the RADIQ menu bar icon, and disconnect any AI app from Connections → AI tools.