Cue / Private TestFlight prototype
Leave the meeting knowing what comes next.
A useful conversation shouldn’t disappear into scattered notes. Cue turns a recording into a debrief you can review: decisions, actions, open questions and the transcript behind them.
Built for personal use first. Not a public App Store release.
Illustrative example · invented content
From a conversation
to a reviewable next step.
This is a written workflow sample, not an app screenshot, a real recording or client material.
“Let’s test the shorter sign-up flow before changing the whole app. I’ll send a draft on Friday. We still need to agree who will try it.”
Fictional product-planning discussion
- Decision
- Test a shorter sign-up flow before a wider change.
- Action
- Send a draft on Friday. Confirm the owner; the excerpt does not identify the speaker.
- Open question
- Who will test it?
What could you ask next?
“What still needs a decision?” Check the answer against the transcript before assigning work or sending a follow-up.
Useful, with boundaries
Consent first.
Review afterward.
Get everyone’s permission before recording and follow the rules of your workplace and location. A saved recording is not permission to upload or share it.
Cue’s current processing uses a backend, AWS S3 storage and Groq for transcription and debrief generation. It is not an on-device-only system: audio and derived content are processed by third-party services. Check the applicable data policies before using sensitive material.
AI can miss context or misattribute a commitment. Use the transcript to check decisions, owners and dates; keep the final judgment with a person.
In testing
Working flows.
Still learning from use.
Recording, long-call transcription, structured debriefs and Ask are implemented. The current focus is whether the outputs are specific, accurate and easy to act on—not a promise of perfect meeting intelligence.
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