Cue

Talk it through.Cue keeps the record.

Cue creates a live transcript in your browser and labels speakers. When languages differ, it shows the translation alongside the original. After the meeting, you can organize key points, decisions, and action items.

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Live transcript

Example screen
Example screen: at 18:42, Cue is recording and showing English and Traditional Chinese speech with translations for Jackson, 怡君, and Yuki. The conversation ends with a decision to launch on September 12.

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Audio is processed live

Cue does not store audio files

Understand it live. Find it later.

Live transcript

Follow the conversation as text and search it while the meeting is still running.

Translation when you need it

Use transcript-only mode for one language, or choose one-way or two-way translation when languages differ.

Review after the meeting

Return to the transcript, search it, and organize key points, decisions, and action items when the meeting is over.

Export or share

Download TXT, SRT, or VTT files, or upload a session when you choose to create a read-only share link.

Start in three steps

  1. Choose a meeting mode

    Use transcript-only mode for one language. When you need translation, choose the languages and direction.

  2. Allow microphone access and start

    Cue uses your browser microphone. The transcript appears as the meeting continues.

  3. Review the session

    Search the transcript, correct speaker labels, organize the meeting notes, or choose whether to export or share.

Where your audio and transcript go

Here is how Cue handles each part of a session.

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  1. During a session, Cue securely relays browser audio to a third-party speech-processing service for transcription and translation. Cue does not store an audio file on its servers.

  2. Finished transcripts are saved in your current browser by default.

  3. A full transcript is written to Cue's backend only when you choose to upload it or create a share link.

  4. Once a meeting reaches the content threshold, Cue securely sends its transcript text to a third-party text-processing service to generate a summary.

Common ways to use Cue

Cross-language meetings

View original speech and translation together, then return to the bilingual transcript later.

Team meetings

Keep the discussion, decisions, and action items together in one meeting record.

Courses and lectures

Turn a class into a searchable transcript you can return to when needed.

Interviews and podcasts

Keep speakers separate, then export the result as text or subtitle files.

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