An AI that listens with you.
The 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
An interview, a client call, a decision made in the last four minutes of a video call. You get one pass at it, while also being expected to think.
You rehearsed in your head, which is the one place the pressure is absent.
Not knowledge - recall. The example you needed was in your own CV.
A week later, everyone remembers a slightly different meeting.
Practice holds the conversation with you and scores it against real criteria, so the first time you say it out loud is not the time it counts.
Copilot listens alongside you and puts an answer on screen, drawn from your own CV and notes, before the pause gets awkward.
Transcription writes down every word as it is said, labels who spoke, and hands you a searchable record the moment you stop.
You have read everything and said none of it out loud. Speaking under pressure is a separate skill, and it is the one nobody rehearses.
Hold the conversation with an AI partner, out loud and under time, then get marked against the criteria with the reasoning shown.
The question lands slightly differently from how you rehearsed it, and the example you needed was in your own CV the whole time.
An answer appears on screen in under a second, drawn from your own material, and stays invisible to everyone else on the call.
Everybody remembers a slightly different meeting, and the one person who took notes was too busy writing to take part.
Every word, attributed to whoever said it, searchable forever, with the decisions and actions already pulled out.
You rehearsed it in your head.
You rehearsed it out loud, and got marked.
You remembered the answer afterwards.
You had it on screen while it mattered.
Everyone remembers a different meeting.
Everyone is reading the same transcript.
Three subscriptions for three tools.
Three products, bought one at a time.
All three products work on live audio, not on a recording you process afterwards. Words, answers and scores arrive while the conversation is still happening.
The same login works in all three. Your minutes, sessions and settings follow you between them, and a team can share one organisation's minutes across the lot.
Your CV, your notes, your scenarios. The output is yours, not generic advice.
No bundle. Take the one product you need and pay for that.
Share a link. People join on your allowance, with no account.
Export everything whenever you want, or delete it for good.
Every word of every meeting
Transcribes as people speak, labels who said what, and hands you a searchable record the moment you stop.
Know what to say, while it still matters
Listens to the question, reads your CV and notes, and puts an answer on screen before the pause gets awkward.
Rehearse it before it counts
Describe the interview, exam or conversation you are facing. An agent researches how it is really run, builds it, holds it with you by voice, and scores you against the real criteria.
No. Each product has its own pricing and its own checkout. Most people use one.
Yes - one sign-in gets you into whichever products you have bought. What you pay for is separate.
Yes. It listens to your machine's audio, so Zoom, Meet, Teams and anything else all work the same way.
Cue ships a desktop app that is excluded from screen capture, so it stays invisible when you share your screen. In the browser, both stay in their own tab.
They are yours. Export them whenever you like, or delete them permanently from the session itself.
No card to try it. Add a plan once you know which tool you actually reach for.
Pick a product
