A little less to keep in your head.
The errands, the weekend plans, the personal project you want to make time for. Talk them through with Cue, keep the details in your own notes, and choose what deserves your attention next.

One thing now. The rest can wait.
Today · 30 minutes
Return the library books before they are due tomorrow. Pick up bread on the way home.
For later
Plan a weekend walk. Measure the balcony before choosing new plants.
From a thought
to the next step.
Capture what matters. Keep the context. Put it to work when you need it.
Get the loose ends out of your head.
Speak a quick note when everything feels jumbled. Capture the thing to pick up, the question to ask, and the idea you want to come back to. You can sort the list once it is on the page.
Keep the details with the plan.
Save packing lists, home projects, and ideas for the weekend in local Markdown notes. Add the details as you work them out, so you have somewhere to return when it is time to act.
Make a little room in your day.
Ask Cue Chat to help organize a note into a short, realistic plan. Choose what matters today and leave the rest for later. Sourced chat is in beta; review the suggestions and make the final call yourself.
Try it with everything on your mind.
Take a minute to speak a note about the loose ends in your day. Include any real deadlines and how much time you have. Then ask for a small plan you can adjust.
Explore Cue NotesHelp me sort this note into today, later, and just an idea. I have 30 minutes today. Suggest a manageable next step, keep the deadlines I mentioned, and leave anything uncertain as a question.
One thing now. The rest can wait.
Today · 30 minutes
Return the library books before they are due tomorrow. Pick up bread on the way home.
For later
Plan a weekend walk. Measure the balcony before choosing new plants.
A little more room to breathe.
A few useful
details.
Will Cue remind me or put tasks on my calendar?
This workflow helps you capture and plan in notes. Add reminders or calendar events in the tools you already use. Scheduled routines and proactive help are part of the coming Q experience.
Do I need a productivity system to get started?
Start with one note about what is on your mind. Use a short list, a few sentences, or your voice. You can keep it simple and organize it further when that becomes useful.
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 what is taking up space in your head.
Say it. Save it. Choose one thing to do next.
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