CueOne app for your meetings and your words.
Most people pay for a note-taker and a dictation app, and still do the follow-ups by hand. Cue does both from your Mac's notch, and adds what happens around the call: a brief before it, one line when it matters during it, and the follow-ups after.
What one app replaces.
Cue next to the two kinds of tool it replaces.
| What it does | Cue | A meeting note-taker | A dictation app |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meeting notes without a bot in the call | YesRecords from your Mac | SometimesMany send a bot to join the call | No |
| A brief before the meeting | YesAsks you three to five questions, then briefs you | SometimesOften on higher plans | No |
| One line of guidance mid-call, without asking | YesIn the notch, only when it matters. Pro, off until you turn it on | No | No |
| The follow-up email, drafted in your voice | YesWaiting for your yes | SometimesA generic recap email | No |
| The work after the call: calendar hold, ticket, CRM update | YesEach write waits for your yes. Pro | SometimesUsually through separate integrations | No |
| Dictation into any app | YesHold the key, speak, let go | No | Yes |
| One subscription for all of it | YesFree to start. Pro $12, or $10 billed yearly | NoDictation is a second app | NoMeetings are a second app |
The part around the call.
Notes and dictation are table stakes now. What Cue adds is a crew that sits in the notch through the whole meeting, and does the work that comes after the words.
It speaks up once, when it matters
Cue works out what kind of meeting it is and puts one line in the notch when a question is still open or a number matters. Silent the rest of the time.
It finishes the follow-up
Writer drafts the email in your voice. The calendar hold, the ticket and the CRM update wait in one tray, each one for your yes.
One key for everything else
Between calls, hold the key and talk in any app. Tap it in a thread and Cue drafts the reply from the conversation.
No bot joins your call.
It records from your Mac
Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Slack huddles, Webex or a phone on speaker. There is no extra participant to explain, and nothing to admit from the waiting room.
Help during the call, not only after
A brief before, one line in the notch during, and the follow-ups drafted when it ends, in the same app that types for you between calls.
