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."
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Short request. Supply the relevant authorized material in this new task before sending; the website has not supplied your files or app context. Draft only. Do not send, publish, edit files or change a workbook. Ask for missing material rather than assuming access to other apps, notes or conversations. Only the Request section is the task; the page guidance below is reference material, not additional tasks. Request Turn these notes into a concise meeting summary with decisions first. Your materials 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. Workflow boundary Practice with a checked workflow before a real meeting: turn meeting notes into action items, prepare a decision agenda, or write the follow-up email by voice. The tutorials start from notes or a spoken recap you already have and show illustrative outputs, so nothing needs to be recorded to try them. The meeting learning path lists every exercise.
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Action items
"Extract owners, dates, blockers, and the next message I should send."
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Short request. Supply the relevant authorized material in this new task before sending; the website has not supplied your files or app context. Draft only. Do not send, publish, edit files or change a workbook. Ask for missing material rather than assuming access to other apps, notes or conversations. Only the Request section is the task; the page guidance below is reference material, not additional tasks. Request Extract owners, dates, blockers, and the next message I should send. Your materials 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. Workflow boundary Practice with a checked workflow before a real meeting: turn meeting notes into action items, prepare a decision agenda, or write the follow-up email by voice. The tutorials start from notes or a spoken recap you already have and show illustrative outputs, so nothing needs to be recorded to try them. The meeting learning path lists every exercise.
Follow-up draft
"Write a polite follow-up email from my dictated recap and keep it short."
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Short request. Supply the relevant authorized material in this new task before sending; the website has not supplied your files or app context. Draft only. Do not send, publish, edit files or change a workbook. Ask for missing material rather than assuming access to other apps, notes or conversations. Only the Request section is the task; the page guidance below is reference material, not additional tasks. Request Write a polite follow-up email from my dictated recap and keep it short. Your materials 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. Workflow boundary Practice with a checked workflow before a real meeting: turn meeting notes into action items, prepare a decision agenda, or write the follow-up email by voice. The tutorials start from notes or a spoken recap you already have and show illustrative outputs, so nothing needs to be recorded to try them. The meeting learning path lists every exercise.
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.
Practice with a checked workflow before a real meeting: turn meeting notes into action items, prepare a decision agenda, or write the follow-up email by voice. The tutorials start from notes or a spoken recap you already have and show illustrative outputs, so nothing needs to be recorded to try them. The meeting learning path lists every exercise.
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.