CueWhat is not built yet.
Five things are ahead of us, in the order we are working on them. Everything under them has already shipped and is in the app you can download today.
Five things, in the order we are working on them.
Direction, not a contract: the order moves, the refusals at the bottom do not.
- Building now
Every voice in the room, by name
Today the one other person on a call is named from the invite, and a group stays Them. The next step separates voices on the far track and lets you confirm a name once, after which Cue remembers it.
- Separate voices on a group call
- Confirm a name once, Cue keeps it
- Promises with an owner, every time
- Building now
A phone keyboard you leave on
The Cue keyboard is being rebuilt to dictate in place with a real typing layout underneath, autocorrect kept, one tap to talk.
- Dictation without the app switch
- A full keyboard under the microphone
- The same dictionary as your Mac
- Up next
Two languages, measured
Cue already types a bilingual sentence as it was said. Next is publishing how well: a benchmark on Arabic and English, then more pairs.
- Published accuracy per language pair
- Translate only when asked
- On-device first pass for dictation
- Up next
The deal update
After a client call, the CRM fields filled from what was said and proposed for your click. HubSpot first, as a rule at the meeting’s moments.
- A HubSpot connection
- Next steps and pain points, proposed
- Confirmed in the notch, never sent alone
- Exploring
Cue beyond the Mac
An extension that brings dictation and one-tap replies to any tab, on the same account. On this page as a question rather than a promise.
- Dictation and replies in any tab
- The same voice, and the same refusal to send
- Shaped by what demo users ask for
The part you can go and try.
None of this is coming soon. It is in the build on the download page.
Rules at the meeting’s moments
Before it, when it starts, after the write-up, when a promise is made. A sentence with a switch, and every write waits for your click.
The kind of meeting, chosen before it
On the agenda row. The series remembers, the write-up takes the shape, and rules can be scoped to it.
Meetings, recorded and written up
Two tracks clocked together, transcribed while it runs, the other person named, the audio kept on your Mac.
Either calendar
The calendar already on your Mac, or Google Calendar through Cue.
Connected accounts
11 accounts you can link, with tokens held for you, and web search and browsing on every session.
Acting in your apps (beta)
Off until you turn it on, a confirm before every step, and deleting and archiving blocked outright.
Hiding from screen sharing
Cue’s windows kept out of what you share. On paid plans, off until you turn it on.
Your usage, in the open
Twelve months of history in the app, counted off the same meter billing reads.
The four we will not build.
A roadmap is also a list of refusals. They are out by architecture rather than by policy.
Auto-send
No roadmap item will ever press send for you.
A bot in your calls
Cue will never join a meeting as a participant, and never email the attendees.
Training on your words
Nothing you say or write trains a model, ours or a provider’s.
Destructive actions
Acting in your apps cannot delete, remove, or archive: blocked in the app, not discouraged in a prompt.
