Transcribes as people speak, labels who said what, and hands you a searchable record the moment you stop.
Start transcribing freeThe backfill ran slower than we modelled, so it compresses testing rather than the ship date.
Testing was compressed by a slower backfill, not by the schedule. The team chose to protect the QA window and drop optional analytics, recovering about six engineer-days.
LISTENS WHEREVER YOU TALK
Whoever is writing things down is half in the room. The detail that mattered was said while you were catching up on the last point.
The decision gets recorded. The reasoning behind it does not.
Nobody rewatches 48 minutes to find one sentence.
A week later the transcript reads like one person talking.
One click in the browser. Share the tab your call is in, or use your mic.
Words appear as they are spoken, each attributed to a speaker.
Summary, decisions and actions, all searchable, the moment you stop.
Six client calls a week, every one billable, every one full of commitments made out loud and written down by nobody.
Each call ends as a searchable record with the actions pulled out and owners attached. Scope arguments end with a quote instead of two people's memories.
The real decision gets made in the last four minutes, after the deck is closed and someone says “actually, wait”.
Those four minutes are transcribed like the rest of it, so the decision and the reasoning behind it both survive the week.
Interviews and lectures you need verbatim, in work where a paraphrase is not evidence.
Word-for-word transcript with speakers separated, exportable, and searchable across every session you have ever recorded.
You take notes and miss the room.
You take part, and the record takes itself.
A 48-minute recording nobody will rewatch.
A sentence you can find in four seconds.
“I think we agreed something about the date.”
“Here is where we agreed, at 31:04.”
A paid seat for every guest who joins.
Guests transcribe on your allowance and never sign up.
Not a recording you process afterwards. Words appear as they are spoken, attributed to whoever said them, and the record is finished the moment the meeting is.
Diarisation separates the voices as they arrive, so a week later the transcript still reads like a conversation rather than a wall.
Outline, decisions and owner-tagged actions, generated when the session ends. Nothing to run afterwards.
Excluded from screen capture at the OS level.
Full-text search across every session you have ever recorded.
They join on your minutes and never make an account.
The desktop app is excluded from screen capture at the OS level. You can share your screen with it open and nobody sees it.
Participants join by link and their own audio is transcribed where they are, rather than everything being picked up through one microphone in one room.
Guests never create an account and never cost you a licence. They run on your minutes.
Cue is the same platform and the same audio, so a transcript and a live answer are not two separate tools.
Every line describes this product. We do not publish competitor comparisons, because they go stale and the reader cannot check them.
Yes — it listens to your machine's audio, so Zoom, Meet, Teams and anything else all work the same way.
The desktop app is excluded from screen capture, so it stays invisible when you present.
The session stops rather than silently billing you more. Your plan's minutes reset on your billing date.
Yes, permanently, from the session itself.
Transcribes as people speak, labels who said what, and hands you a searchable record the moment you stop.
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