Tap to draft
Cue reads the thread you're looking at and types the reply, in your voice, straight into the field.
Founders clearing the inbox, sales teams working outreach, support desks at volume, engineers between reviews, consultants writing to three clients in three registers. Cue is one key that works wherever they already type.
Investor updates, customer replies, hiring threads: a hundred small messages between the real work.
Outreach, follow-ups, scheduling ping-pong: volume work where sounding templated kills the deal.
The same five answers, fifty times, each needing warmth the fortieth one no longer has.
PR reviews, standup updates, incident threads: writing that interrupts building.
Three clients, three registers, and every hour you spend writing to them is an hour you can't bill for.
You know exactly what to say. English typing is the tax. Or your wrists simply need the keyboard less.
A founder writes to an investor differently than to a customer. A consultant writes to each client in that client’s register. Cue builds a voice profile per conversation from the messages you actually send, so every draft starts where your last edit left off.
A support queue and a PR review are different jobs with the same interface: the right ⌘ key, tapped, double-tapped, or held.
Cue reads the thread you're looking at and types the reply, in your voice, straight into the field.
Double-tap Option, or hold and say “Hey Cue,” for a hands-free conversation that answers and acts as you go, until you say “thank you.” Hold the key on its own and your words land as clean text.
Ask about anything on your screen: summarize the thread, explain the doc, draft the answer.
Across all six of these days, it comes down to the same handful of things Cue does.
It learns the way you actually write, per person, and keeps doing that instead of sounding like a LinkedIn post.
Tap the right ⌘ and a full reply is drafted from the thread on screen. Change a word or two, send.
Blunt with your team, formal with legal: Cue matches the register per contact from what you send, not a settings page.
Hold the key, talk for twenty seconds, and clean sentences land where your cursor already is.
Ask about what's on screen and get a straight answer without leaving the page you're reading.
Answer a full support queue and every reply is meant to still read like a person wrote it.
Tap to draft, tweak one sentence, send. That is the whole interaction.
Nothing is stored on a server. Your voice profiles and memory stay on your Mac, and you can edit them.
Cue never sends for you. You stay the editor on every message, every time.
Free for 14 days on macOS 14 and later. Setup takes under a minute.