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From ask to done

Everything Cue does,where you already work.

Speak naturally and Cue works out what you mean, then takes the next steps across your apps and the web. Here’s how, move by move.

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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
Nothing sent until you press sendSend
Move 1 · double-tap ⌘

Draft the reply without writing it.

Cue reads the field you're in and the conversation around it, then types a reply that sounds like you, matched to the person you're talking to.

Reads the thread through macOS Accessibility
Types straight into the field, no copy-paste
Tone matched per person, from your kept replies
Move 2 · hold ⌘

Say it out loud. Read it polished.

Hold the key and talk. Cue transcribes on the fly, strips the umms and rambles, and types clean text that still sounds like you said it. Or say what you want done and it takes it from there.

On-the-fly transcription, cleaned as you speak
Keeps your words, loses the filler
Works in every field, hands never leave the keys
hold ⌘
Move 3 · summon the orb

Ask, and it takes it from there.

A floating orb that reads what's in front of you and does the next thing. Summarize the thread and draft the reply, pull the action items onto your calendar, look something up on the web, all from one plain-language ask.

Chains multiple steps from a single ask
Reaches across your connected apps and the web
Stages every step, so you approve before it sends
What's on my calendar next week?
Checked · 1 calendar

Four meetings next week. Monday's design review, two client calls Wednesday, and your Thursday afternoon is completely clear.

Move 4 · it talks back

Hear the answer, not just read it.

Ask by voice and Cue answers by voice: a human-sounding reply that starts within a couple of seconds, narrating what it's doing along the way. Reading the screen stays an option; so does both at once. Interrupt any time with one tap on the orb.

Speaks in a natural voice, in your language
Narrates its progress while tools run
Text, speech, or both: your pick in Settings
Speaking

Thursday afternoon is clear. Want me to draft a reply proposing two o'clock?

A human voice · tap the orb to interrupt
Move 5 · make it yours

Your commands, on your keys.

Give any quick command its own hotkey: ⌃⌥P to polish, ⌃⌥S to shorten, whatever fits your hands. And hold right Control to flip between voices, cmd-tab style: arrow to Work email or Slack casual, release, and the next draft writes in it.

Record a hotkey for any command, built-in or your own
Runs in whatever field has focus, system-wide
Hold one key to switch voices; release to pick
PPolish
Work email
Slack casual
Concise
The difference

One voice per person, not one global tone.

Most tools learn one writing style and stamp it on everything. Cue keeps a voice profile per conversation, built from the replies you actually keep, so your manager and your best friend never get the same you.

A separate profile for everyone you write to
Learns from your edits, not a settings quiz
Every profile is readable and deletable on your Mac
ManagerFormal, brief
Best friendLoose, warm
ClientPolished
The toolkit

Eight ways Cue movesthe work forward.

01

Drafts in your voice

Learns your tone from how you write and replies the way you would: professional or warm, it reads the room.

02

Learns you, per person

Cue builds a voice profile for each person you write to and learns from your edits, so replies sound more like you over time.

03

Talk, hands-free

Hold Option and speak, and Cue types clean text into the field. Double-tap it, or hold and say “Hey Cue,” for a hands-free conversation that answers and acts as you go, until you say “thank you.”

04

Takes multi-step action

One plain-language ask, several steps. Cue reads the context, drafts, looks things up, and lines the work up in order across your apps and the web.

05

Works everywhere

Mail, Slack, browser, notes, code: any text field on your Mac, plus your connected accounts. Cue acts right where you already work, no copy-paste.

06

Quick commands

One-tap actions to polish, shorten, or change the tone of any draft. Build your own in seconds, and give each its own hotkey.

07

Switch voices on a key

Hold right Command to see your voices, arrow to the one you want, release to switch. The next draft writes in it.

08

Private by design

Nothing you write is stored on our servers, and what Cue learns stays readable and deletable on your Mac. Screenshots are on by default and can be turned off anytime.

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