
Why Cue gives you both on-device and cloud AI
Cue gives you a fast, offline-capable local path and connected AI when a task needs more capability, while your durable work stays in files you control.
Release notes, behind-the-scenes, and thoughts on voice-first computing.

Cue gives you a fast, offline-capable local path and connected AI when a task needs more capability, while your durable work stays in files you control.

Capture a messy voice thought without interrupting yourself, then use Cue Edit Mode to structure, rewrite, and review the useful part.

Learn how to capture a meeting on Mac and turn the transcript into reviewed notes, decisions, action items, and clear next steps.

A practical workflow for turning a few current notes into selective, source-linked working memory that an AI coding agent can actually use.

Meet Cue: free on-device dictation, meeting capture, local Markdown notes, sourced AI, and voice editing in one private, voice-first Mac workspace.

One workspace for dictation, meetings, notes, Chat, and follow-ups.

Set up voice input in Claude Code and Cursor on Mac, compare built-in dictation with Cue, and learn which prompt details to speak, type, and review.

Voice should feel like dependable input on a Mac, with local processing available and cloud models used by choice.

A short guide to when built-in dictation is enough, and when a dedicated Mac voice-to-text app makes more sense.
Cue's offline engine now runs on the Apple Neural Engine. Private just became the fast option.
Every on-device model is free, no account needed. And pasting no longer touches your clipboard.
Hush filters out background noise and other voices. Cloud dictation gets automatic failover.
Right-click the orb from any app, put it anywhere on screen, and dictate for as long as you want.
Use Cue's cloud, or bring your own key. Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and more. Keys never leave your Mac.
Select text in any app, press the hotkey, say what you want changed. Cue rewrites it in place.
Translation Mode is here. Plus corrections that understand which app you're in.
Cue 1.0 is here. Real-time streaming transcription that runs entirely on your Mac. No internet. No latency.
Track how much you dictate, set goals, and enter focus mode for distraction-free voice input.
Rebuilt from the ground up for speed. 60% less CPU, instant activation, buttery smooth.
Cue now formats your text as you speak. Lists, paragraphs, and structure — hands-free.
Teach Cue the words only you use. Custom vocabulary for names, brands, and jargon.
Transcribe without an internet connection. Your voice stays on your Mac.
Auto-corrections now understand context. Plus, support for 8 new languages.
The first public release of Cue. Talk anywhere, text appears.
A look under the hood at how Cue delivers sub-200ms voice-to-text with context-aware corrections.
You speak at 150 WPM. You type at 40. The math is obvious — so why aren't more people voice-typing?