Dictate the recap. Cue turns it into follow-up.
After a meeting, speak the rough version while it is still fresh. Cue helps turn your dictated notes into a clear meeting summary, action items, follow-up email, Slack update, or Notion-ready note.
What to ask after a call
Meeting summary
"Turn these notes into a concise meeting summary with decisions first."
Action items
"Extract owners, dates, blockers, and the next message I should send."
Follow-up draft
"Write a polite follow-up email from my dictated recap and keep it short."
Built around the follow-up workflow
Cue is useful when you can remember the important parts but do not want to type them. Dictate the recap, select rough notes, or paste a transcript you already have. Cue organizes that input into the format you need next.
Cue’s separate meeting-notes recorder is available when you need to capture a call. This page focuses on what happens when you already have a recap, notes, or transcript: Cue helps with structure, tone, and next steps.
Meeting follow-up FAQ
Can Cue summarize a meeting recap?
Yes. Dictate your recap after the meeting or use notes you already have. Cue can turn that input into a summary, decision list, and action items.
Can Cue record a meeting?
Cue has a separate desktop meeting-notes recorder. It can recognize meeting context and offer the recorder, but recording starts only after you choose Start. It does not join the call as a participant.
What can Cue create after a meeting?
Follow-up emails, Slack updates, Notion-ready notes, owner lists, due dates, blockers, and short summaries for people who missed the call.