Radiq

Radiq is an AI product management tool that automates the customer-to-code loop for product managers, turning scattered signal from Slack, Jira, Confluence, and meetings into developer-ready specs. Instead of manually chasing context, citing evidence, and rewriting specs engineers push back on, Radiq surfaces the decision to make, prioritizes it by the supporting evidence, and generates a spec grounded in the actual codebase. It then pushes that spec directly into the developer's IDE via MCP (Model Context Protocol), closing the gap between product intent and implementation. The pitch is a compression of time: what the company says took a week of stitching and rewriting now takes minutes. Radiq is aimed at PMs and product teams who spend hours each week reconstructing context across tools rather than deciding. It positions itself as "The Decision Engine for Product Teams" and lists developer-tools and artificial-intelligence among its focus areas (it is also a YC application-stage product). Pricing is not published on the site at the time of writing. Because Radiq is early and pulls signal from multiple connected systems, buyers should validate how well its evidence prioritization and code-grounded spec generation hold up against their own Slack/Jira/Confluence data before relying on it.

Product managers use Radiq to turn scattered Slack, Jira, and Confluence signal into evidence-prioritized, code-grounded specs pushed straight into the developer's IDE.