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Ways to use Cue

Typed less,day after day.

Illustrative scenarios, not case studies: how the day could change when the assistant lives where you already type. Hypothetical people, real product.

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Tuesday, August 11
Fourteen drafts, six dictations, one meeting. All of it on this Mac.
128Drafts
9,410Words
3h 55mSaved
92%Kept as written
Slack11:42INSERTED
Tuesday works on my end, shall we say 2pm? I’ll send an invite with the doc attached so we can read it beforehand.
Why this
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Founders

The founder's inbox

Illustrative scenario · Founders & operators

A founder running a small team can spend the morning on correspondence: investor updates, hiring threads, and customer replies, each in a different register. Here is how Cue could fit into that day.

Tap ⌥
drafts the reply in your voice
Per person
voice learned on-device
0
sent without your review
Support

Support at volume

Illustrative scenario · Support teams

A small support team answers the same handful of questions many times a day. Consistency and warmth are usually the cost of speed. Here is how Cue could make them the default instead.

Tap ⌥
drafts from the ticket thread
Hold ⌥
to dictate a bug report
0
auto-sent replies
Engineering

Hands-free engineering

Illustrative scenario · Engineers

When wrists flare up mid-quarter, typing gets rationed. Dictation that understands code words and keeps an engineer's terseness is how Cue could keep the work moving.

Hold ⌥
to dictate hands-free
Your terms
personal dictionary
0
keystrokes to dictate
The common thread

Every scenario ends atthe same idea: the match.

A founder’s inbox, a support queue, a code review. Different days, one shared design goal: the voice match improving as you go, so drafts need fewer edits and start to sound like the person sending them.

That is Cue learning from the replies you keep, per person, on your Mac, so a later week is meant to feel nothing like the first.

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JJane DoeMessages · 14 drafts
Voice match82% ↑
Cue has learned
  • You keep it short and lowercase
  • You open with “hey”, not “hi”
  • You sign off with “lmk”

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