CueHelp should be where you are stuck.
Most of a day on a computer is small moments of being stuck: a setting you cannot find, a thing you do not recognize, a reply you already know but have to type, a meeting nobody took notes in. Cue is a crew that sees your screen and helps right there, sounding like you when it writes.
Three problems, one crew.
They live in another window.
You get stuck in an app, so you open a chat tab, describe your screen in words, and translate the answer back into clicks. Cue sits over the app you are in and sees it, so you just ask.
Assistants write like assistants.
“I’d be happy to help with that!” is how a bot talks, not how you text your co-founder. The fix is not a better generic model. It is grounding every draft in how you actually write.
They hand you a summary and leave.
A bot joins the call, everyone gets quieter, and afterwards there is one more thing to read. Cue is on your Mac instead: it briefs you before, says one line during, and afterwards the follow-up is drafted.
Four rules we do not break.
Yours to keep, or to delete
Your meetings, notes and memory are kept in your Cue account, encrypted, and the audio stays on your Mac. Nobody at Cue looks at them, and local mode keeps everything on your devices.
Never auto-send
Cue drafts; you send. A post or a ticket is proposed and waits for your click. Sending is the one thing Cue does not do, by design rather than by setting.
Nobody else in the room
A meeting is recorded from your Mac, not by a bot that joins the call and emails the attendees. Nobody sees a thing, and you can tell them in one click.
Review-first learning
When Cue notices a fact or a promise, it proposes. You accept. Learning you cannot inspect is learning you cannot trust.
You already write in voices.
The same person is breezy with a friend, precise with a client, shorthand with a co-founder. Generic AI erases that range. One ask, two rooms, two drafts, and both still sound like you. Keeping that difference intact is the whole product.
haha yes, Thursday works. bring the deck?
Thursday works well. I will bring the deck so we can walk through it together.
Guarantees, not promises.
The principles above are architecture, not policy. These are the numbers they produce.
Bots in your calls, emails to your attendees, models trained on your words
Draft, dictate or talk, in every app on your Mac
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