Loom is built for recording and sharing meeting videos, while Radiant is built for action and follow-through. One helps you look back, the other helps you move forward. Hereâs how their primary features compare.
Features
Loom
Radiant
Completes actions in tools
Captures meetings automatically
No meeting bot required
Speaker labeling and memory
Suggestions dashboard
Floating in-meeting widget
Transcripts and editable meeting notes
Document drafts
Slack message drafts
Linear drafts
Loom joins and records your meetings, then creates video libraries for teams to watch and share later. Radiant runs as a Mac app that captures transcripts and summaries locally, then turns them into follow-ups and tasks you can act on immediately. Hereâs how they differ on key features.
What sets Radiant apart

Radiant captures your meetings, suggests next steps, and helps you act on them in the tools you use for work. Download the Mac app and start turning conversations into progress.



