Your own best answers, on screen the moment you need them.
CUE listens to your call and flicks up the card you wrote, the second the objection or the question lands. Your words. Right on cue.
How it works
Load your prep
Paste in your battlecards, your stories, your numbers. One card per objection or question you expect.
CUE listens
It follows the live transcript of your call and recognises what was just asked, even when it's phrased in a way you didn't plan for.
The right card, on cue
Your card flicks up while they're still finishing the sentence. If CUE isn't sure, it shows nothing rather than the wrong thing.
Two rooms where your mind goes blank
Sales calls
- Objection heard, your battlecard is up: status quo, pricing, timing, "send me an email".
- A talk-ratio meter that drifts red when you're monologuing.
- A checklist that ticks itself: acknowledged, proof point, next step.
- A scorecard after you hang up.
"Ask a question." "Ask for the meeting."
Interviews
- Question heard, your matching story is up, the one you actually lived.
- Situation, task, action, result light up as you cover them.
- A ramble meter and an answer timer, so you know when to stop.
- A scorecard to review before the next round.
"You're rambling. Wrap." "Land it."
Your notes, not a script
Some call copilots write an answer for you to read out loud. CUE doesn't write anything. It finds the card you already prepared, which is a much faster and much safer job.
| Answer-generating copilots | CUE |
|---|---|
| Words a model wrote, that you read out | Words you wrote, that sound like you |
| Wait while the answer is being generated | Picking a card is designed to take about 100 ms |
| Can invent a number or a story you don't have | Nothing invented: it can only show what you loaded |
| Always says something | Stays quiet when it isn't confident |
CUE is in development. The 100 ms figure is our design target for card selection, not a measured benchmark of a shipped product.
Straight answers
Where will it run?
Desktop first: Mac and Windows, on top of Zoom, Google Meet and browser-based dialers. Phone calls on an iPhone are not supported, because iOS doesn't let apps listen to calls.
Does it record my calls?
CUE is designed to transcribe live and not store the audio. You are still responsible for the consent rules where you and the other person are: some places require everyone on the call to agree to any transcription.
Is this cheating in an interview?
CUE shows notes you wrote about your own experience, the same ones you'd have on a sticky note. It doesn't write answers. If an interviewer or a test says no notes, don't use it there.
When can I use it?
We're building it now. People on the waitlist get access first, and we'll only email you when it's ready.
What will it cost?
Not decided yet. Waitlist members will see pricing before anyone is charged.
Get your cue first.
Waitlist members get access before anyone else.