Keep the thinking behind what you're building.
You move from customer conversations to product decisions to explaining what comes next. Use Cue to capture those thoughts, keep them in local notes, and turn them into the next brief, prompt, or update.
Make the first minute obvious.
What we heard
People want to try a real task before exploring settings.
What we decided
Put the first useful action before setup.
From a thought
to the next step.
Capture what matters. Keep the context. Put it to work when you need it.
Get the thought down while it's clear.
After a demo or a difficult decision, speak a quick note. Record what you heard, what you think it means, and what you want to try next. You can refine the wording once the thought is safely on the page.
Keep the reason beside the decision.
Write down why you narrowed the scope, changed the price, or postponed a feature. Cue keeps your notes as local Markdown files, so the explanation remains available when you revisit the work.
Give the next draft a starting point.
Use your saved project notes in Cue Chat to draft a progress update or outline the next experiment. Sourced chat is in beta; review the draft against the notes before sharing it.
Try it on one real decision.
Speak a note about something you changed this week. Include the reason and the next step. Then use that note to draft a short update.
Explore Cue NotesUsing this note, draft a short product update. Explain what changed, why we changed it, and what we're testing next. Leave out anything the note doesn't establish.
Make the first minute obvious.
What we heard
People want to try a real task before exploring settings.
What we decided
Put the first useful action before setup.
A thought worth keeping.
A few useful
details.
Does Cue automatically know everything happening in my company?
Cue works with the material you save and the context you choose to connect. Start with the notes that matter to this project.
Can it prepare a daily brief automatically?
Scheduled routines and the broader proactive Q experience are coming. Today, you can ask for help with your saved notes when you need it; sourced chat is in beta.
What stays on my Mac?
Your notes remain local Markdown files. On-device transcription runs on your Mac. Choosing cloud transcription, summaries, chat, or editing sends the relevant input to a provider. Connected AI tools have their own data practices.
Read the full FAQStart with the decision you keep explaining.
Put the reasoning in a note. Keep it ready for the next conversation.
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