Keep the evidence attached as product work moves on.
Product work runs on conversations: interviews, reviews and status calls. Cue is a desktop voice agent for Mac and Windows that helps you capture what was said and turn a reviewed excerpt into a draft. Each workflow below links to a tutorial with a practice exercise and the checks to run before anything is shared.
Five workflows from a product manager's week
The tutorials use fictional exercises, and their sample outputs are illustrative rather than recorded Cue runs. Follow the controls in your installed version.
Customer interview to requirements
- Start with
- A reviewed transcript or notes you are authorized to use.
- Ask Cue for
- A separation of quotations, observed problems, possible requirements and unanswered questions.
- Check before you share
- Every requirement traces to something the person said, and your inferences are labeled as inferences.
Meeting notes to action items
- Start with
- Meeting notes or a reviewed transcript excerpt.
- Ask Cue for
- A source-linked table of actions, owners, due dates and open questions.
- Check before you share
- Missing owners and dates stay marked as unknown, and you confirm assignments with the people named.
Notes to a decision agenda
- Start with
- Selected notes, plus the purpose and length of the next meeting.
- Ask Cue for
- A time-boxed agenda built around open decisions, with the evidence each one needs.
- Check before you share
- Source links, assumptions and proposed participants are right, and you send it yourself.
Weekly update
- Start with
- What changed, in your own words, and a few facts you may share.
- Ask Cue for
- A short draft with Done, Blocked and Next sections, or plain Dictation if you already know the wording.
- Check before you share
- Each statement matches its source, and plans are not written as finished work.
Design review feedback
- Start with
- The screens under review and any rule sheet that applies.
- Ask Cue for
- Your spoken review sorted into facts, preferences, requirements and questions.
- Check before you share
- Each item names the screen location and rule, and a designer can tell a blocking change from a taste call.
Your own task
The same method works for other product work: choose the material, say the outcome you want, and check the result against the source.
From selected context to a finished taskWhere the raw material comes from
- A live meeting. Meeting notes without a bot covers capture you start on your desktop, with nothing joining the participant list. Confirm consent first, and check that system audio was captured.
- A recap after the meeting. Meeting follow-up from a recap starts from what you say after the call, so nothing needs to be recorded.
- A recording you already have. Use a recording as task context shows how to review a transcript and identify missing information before an Agent sees it.
How the outputs can connect
This is an illustrative sequence, not a measured result. Each step's reviewed output becomes the next step's input, so the evidence travels with the work.
- After an interview, you sort the transcript into quotations, problems, possible requirements and open questions.
- The open questions become decisions on the agenda for the next review.
- The review's notes become a table of actions, with owners confirmed by the people named.
- At the end of the week, the confirmed actions and their status feed your Done, Blocked and Next update.
What Cue does not do here
- It does not connect to your product tools. Cue documents no connector to an issue tracker, roadmap or research repository, and no public API. See where Cue works for what is documented.
- It does not decide for you. A draft requirement, owner or decision is a proposal until the right person confirms it.
- It does not make material yours to use. Use only interviews and notes you are authorized to use, and follow your organization's rules on sharing them.
- It does not prove a result. These pages describe methods. They contain no customer results or time-saving figures.
Cue for product managers FAQ
Does Cue connect to Jira, Linear or my roadmap tool?
Cue does not document a connector or a public API for those tools. You can dictate into supported text fields, and insertion depends on the app, the field and your installed version. You stay the one who posts or updates the record.
Can Cue turn a customer interview into a product spec?
It can draft from a reviewed excerpt, but the interview tutorial deliberately stops at evidence-linked requirements. Separate quotations from your inferences, and check the evidence before anyone writes a spec or code from it.
Do I need to record meetings to use these workflows?
No. You can start from typed notes or a spoken recap. If you do record, confirm consent and your organization's rules first. Capture without a bot is not the same as capture without permission.
Is there a team plan for product teams?
Cue publishes no team plan. Cue is free to start. Cue Plus is $19.99/month.