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Where an hour a daycomes back from.

Cue works in any text field on your Mac, so it shows up wherever the typing is. These are the six places testers feel it first.

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Wednesday, July 22
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Maya · Mail · 2:14 PM
Can we push the offsite to Thursday? I’d need the deck by then.
Drafted in your voice · Work email⌘ ⌘
Hey Maya, Thursday works. I’ll send the deck Wednesday night so you have room to review.
Read the threadChecked your calendarThursday 2 PM free
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01

Clear the inbox

Fourteen emails that each need three polite sentences you already know.

Tap in each reply field. Cue reads the thread and drafts the answer in your register. You skim, tweak a word, send.

02

Slack triage

Twenty pings after a two-hour focus block.

Cue matches the channel's tone, looser with the team and tighter in #exec, and answers threads in seconds without breaking your flow.

03

Dictate the doc

The spec is in your head; typing it is the slow part.

Hold the key and think out loud. Umms, false starts, and "wait, scratch that" disappear; clean prose lands in the doc.

04

Meeting follow-ups

"I'll send the deck Friday," said in passing, forgotten by Tuesday.

Cue notices promises in what you actually send and tracks them with a due date. Nothing is added without an undo.

05

Support, at volume

Fifty tickets, five kinds of answer, one exhausted writer.

Cue drafts each response from the thread's context, consistent, warm, and fast, while you stay the editor, not the typist.

06

Outreach that lands

Cold messages die when they read like mail-merge.

Draft from each person's context, in your voice, one tap per message. Volume without the template smell.

See it run

Watch it clear one.

This is the inbox case, live: a real thread, a held key, and a reply that lands in the field before you’d have finished the first sentence.

Mail
Sarah Chen
Can you join Thursday's sync at 2pm to walk through the launch plan?
Reply…
 
1 Focus the reply field2 Tap ⌘3 Skim, tweak, send

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The dictation cases

The doc, the ticket,the follow-up: spoken.

Half the cases above are dictation in disguise. The spec you keep not writing, the ticket reply you owe, the follow-up from Tuesday’s call: say them the way they come out of your mouth, and this is what lands in the field.

Fillers and false starts removed, your words kept
"No wait, Wednesday" resolves to Wednesday, every time
Grammar and punctuation fixed, your tone left alone
Typed, in your voice

Can you send me the report by Wednesday?

6 fillers removed“no, wait” resolvedpunctuation fixed
The audience cases

Same ask,different rooms.

This is what makes the Slack and support cases work. A delay explained to a customer is not a delay explained to your exec channel: one needs warmth and a next step, the other needs the number and the date. Cue drafts each from the same breath, matched to who is reading.

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The message

Can we push our 1:1 to tomorrow?

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Cue drafts

Of course, tomorrow works on my end. Same time? I'll move the invite now.

Same you. Matched to the person, from how you actually write to them.

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