A teleprompter that listens to both sides of the call
Load your script and Cue keeps your place as you speak — holding it when the call goes off script, and distilling what the other side says into notes in the margin.
Every prompter scrolls. This one stops.
The follow engine runs three states, and it reports going off script rather than pretending it did not happen — which is what lets it hold your place instead of guessing at it. Try it on a call
Holds your place off script
Picks you up where you return
The other side of the call
Their half, as four kinds of card
Transcript is fuel, not the product. Each turn is summarised into one idea per card, typed and deduplicated against what came before, so you are reading four lines rather than four paragraphs.
Someone else can be reading too
The board is shared. A colleague on the call underlines a line, drops a note beside it, and it is on your page as they write it — no handover, no second document.
Every card is a place in the call
Each one keeps the second it was said. Take one afterwards and the recording is already at that moment, with the words it came from underneath.
After the call
The shape of the call, once it is over
Coverage is a byproduct, not a chore. Cue was following anyway, so it already knows what you covered, where the call went elsewhere, and which prepared lines you never reached.
One record per call
Duration, who was there, how much of the script you got through, and every card the other side produced — collected without anyone writing it down.
Reopened, not summarised
Notes, marks and torn-off cards keep their place beside the lines that prompted them. The board comes back as a board.
Run the same script
at every account
- Each run stands on its own
- Coverage compared across runs
- The lines that keep getting skipped
Sticky notes
Anything either of you jotted mid-call.
Highlights
The lines you marked while speaking.
Torn-off cards
Cards you pulled aside to keep.
Who was there
Everyone who joined, and when.
Where it fits
Any call you would have
written notes for
One script, one board, and one person talking while another watches. What changes between these is what you need Cue to catch.
Discovery call
Keeps your place while they talk
Investor pitch
Tells you when you are running long
User interview
Turns what they said into points
Escalation call
Collects every commitment you make
Partner negotiation
Warns you before you promise it
Board update
Keeps the figures inside the script
Candidate screen
Ticks the questions off as you ask