Keep the thread.
Bounded microphone context helps prepare follow-up cues. Local topics keep your interests close; separate saved notes can be included after you review them.
A little backup, on your PC
Stay present.
Keep the
conversation
moving.
A useful question. A fresh angle. A way back from a quiet moment. OnAir IQ keeps the next thought close while you stream.
Windows desktop · Your own OpenAI key · Early access
MEET YOUR NEXT THOUGHTInteractive sample
A prepared sample cueConversation Expander
A fresh angle
There’s a story in that.
What’s a game you changed your mind about after giving it a second chance?
Talking points 3
- What put you off the first time?
- Describe the moment it clicked.
- Would you recommend it differently now?
A little room to focus.
The sample pauses here. In the desktop app, Focus suppresses new audio uploads and paid requests while local capture continues.
3 sample interestsVoice muted · sample
SAMPLE ONLY
Conversation Expander turns a topic into a useful follow-up. These examples are written sample content.
This website sample uses no microphone, AI requests, or audio playback. Focus and Mute only change the sample’s appearance.
A desktop companion✦Five ways forward✦You decide what goes live✦Quiet when you need it
SPACE FOR YOUR OWN VOICE
A prompt beside you.
The stream stays yours.
OnAir IQ prepares options in a compact ribbon. You choose what fits, put it in your own words, or let it pass.
Explore all five sample behaviorsFind another direction.
Silence recovery, general audience questions, and topic activities offer a next step. Audience prompts are ideas for you, without invented viewer activity.
Follow a useful tangent.
Approve a topic-only research request for a cited brief. Fresh cached briefs can be reused; summaries still need your judgment and source review.
A SIMPLE PLACE IN YOUR SETUP
Prepare. Approve.
Keep talking.
The product is a Windows executable. Keep it running beside your game and OBS, with a compact window when you want it.
- 01
Make it yours
Add topics, select a microphone, and save your own OpenAI key through protected local setup.
- 02
Review your Start
Approve microphone and AI use, choose a local allowance, and separately opt into notes or spoken cues.
- 03
Use the useful thought
Read a cue, expand its talking points, or choose the next. Pause, Focus, Mute, and Stop stay close.
DELIBERATE USE, THROUGH A LONG STREAM
Local speech detectionBounded speech segmentsEstimated cost + reservation checkApproved AI work → a prepared cue
No eight-hour bill has been measured. The provider’s bill is authoritative.
USEFUL SHOULDN’T MEAN UNBOUNDED
Long conversation.
Deliberate AI use.
The app uses selected speech segments and bounded context, keeps prepared cues in a local queue, and reuses approved research.
- Estimated spending and pending reservations stay visible.
- The local allowance checks both the session and UTC day.
- Pause ends capture. Stop cancels pending work.
AI credits are not included. Your OpenAI charges depend on speech, requests, research, and current provider pricing. This estimate-based guard does not cap your provider account; submitted work may still be billed after cancellation.
OPTIONAL WINDOWS VOICE
A thought you can hear.
Use an installed Microsoft desktop voice to read the current cue’s question. Local speech adds no speech API cost. It starts off, with separate approval for each new session.
Automatic readouts are optional. Mute is immediate. Test your Windows output and OBS routing before going live.
SEPARATE, READ-ONLY TWITCH
Keep chat in its own lane.
Sign in with Twitch for your own channel’s recent chat in a separate local display. Chat is not sent to AI or read aloud, and the app cannot post or moderate.
Connect your own channel through the Twitch login button in the desktop app.
ONE COMPACT COMPANION
Early access.
A simple monthly plan.
Five conversation behaviors, the Cue Ribbon, local topics and History, approved cited research, optional Windows speech, and a separate read-only Twitch display.
Customer version: 0.7.0 for Windows x64. Your membership provides the installer and software license. Check your microphone and streaming setup before your first live session.
Preview available here. Purchases are not open yet.
PLANNED EARLY ACCESSWindows
$9/ month
USD monthly subscription. Availability appears here when sales open.
- All five conversation behaviors
- Local topics, queue, and optional History
- Approved research with cited sources
- Optional local Windows voice
- Separate read-only Twitch connection
Bring your own OpenAI API key.
No AI credits are included.
Purchasing stays disabled until the offer and delivery are ready.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Meet the app.
Then make it yours.
Try the sample, then get the Windows app through your OnAir IQ membership. Your download and license key stay together in Whop.
OnAir IQ for Windows
Windows x64 desktop application
0.7.0 early-access customer build
The internal installer is not offered here as a customer release.
Setup and helpA FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you
press Start.
Does the app run on my machine?
Yes. OnAir IQ is a Windows desktop application that must remain running during a session. Selected speech and bounded follow-up context are sent to OpenAI after approval. The website sample performs no capture or AI processing.
Do I need an OpenAI API key?
Yes, for cloud transcription, generated follow-ups, and approved research. Save your key locally in the desktop app. Do not send a key through this website or support messages. The subscription does not include AI credits.
What would an eight-hour stream cost?
There is no measured eight-hour bill yet. Cost depends on submitted speech, AI requests, research, and provider pricing. The desktop shows estimates and pending reservations, with a local session/UTC-day allowance. Local Windows speech adds no speech API charge. No fixed stream cost is promised.
Will it talk over me or read Twitch chat?
Speech starts off and needs separate session approval. Optional automatic readouts use quiet detection and a cooldown; manual reading uses the current cue only. Mute interrupts output. Microphone-energy detection and a short input guard are not echo cancellation. Twitch chat stays in a separate read-only display and is never read aloud or sent to AI.
What is saved locally?
Topics, preferences, approved research caches, and optional session outlines/notes are local. History retention starts off. Audio and full transcripts are not automatically saved. Protected API keys stay under the Windows account; readable local notes and exports need your care. Review the privacy page before purchase.
How should I prepare for my first stream?
OnAir IQ 0.7.0 is early access. Run the local microphone check, choose your AI allowance, and test optional voice, OBS routing, and Twitch off-air before your first stream. Keep Pause, Focus, Mute, and Stop close.