Manus Cue invite code: how to get access, and an alternative you can use today
Manus Cue is Manus's invite-only early access app for personal agents, and signing in requires an invitation code. Open the official Manus Cue site.
Cue by Sophon is a separate product from a different company: a desktop app for Mac and Windows that anyone can download and use, with no invitation code.
Find Manus Cue access · Try a Cue by Sophon task
By the Cue team · Updated . Statements about Manus Cue come from pages on Manus's own site, linked where they are used. Cue by Sophon is not affiliated with Manus and does not distribute Manus Cue invitation codes.
How to get a Manus Cue invite code
These are the routes Manus itself describes, checked on September 29, 2026. Availability can change, so read the linked page before you rely on it.
- Manus's launch post. The Introducing Manus 2.0 post of September 28, 2026 publishes one invitation code for a limited number of early users, first come, first served.
- The Agents (Cue!) tab in Manus. Manus's help center article on Manus 2.0 says to click the Agents (Cue!) tab in the Manus sidebar, scan the QR code to download the app, and enter the code when you sign in; a copy of the code may also arrive by email. This route needs a Manus account.
- A code from someone who already has access. The same launch post says everyone who gets access also receives extra invite codes to share.
Separately from the Manus Cue routes above, Manus's invitation page describes Manus itself as a private beta with its own invitation code, a waitlist, and access through a verified educational email.
If you also want to try a different tool for everyday desktop work, the Cue by Sophon example below is optional. It does not provide access to Manus Cue.
Try a small desktop task in Cue by Sophon
Need to reply to an email in an app you already use? Start with the email-reply example workflow: provide the message and the points you want to make, then check the draft, recipients and any CC before you send it yourself. This is an example to try, not a recording of a completed email task.
Before you start: Cue is a Mac and Windows desktop app. Sign in, check the workflow and permissions in your installed version, and use non-sensitive material you are allowed to share. Dictation enters text; Agent workflows depend on the context and access you provide.
Want to see what has actually been observed? Read the real Cue text-input observation: in Cue 0.7.0 on macOS 15.6.1, a fictional notes request preserved the owners and dates but needed one formatting correction. It is a text-only observation, not proof of email drafting, CC changes, sending, voice input or a Windows run.
If you want Manus Cue's personal agents with their own identity and computer, see Manus's own description of Cue. This desktop reply example does not establish that the two products offer equivalent workflows.
Manus Cue and Cue by Sophon, as each company describes its own product
| Question | Manus Cue | Cue by Sophon |
|---|---|---|
| Availability | Early access; an invitation code is required to sign in. Source: Manus launch post, September 28, 2026, and the Manus help center. | Open to everyone. Download, sign in, and start; no invitation code and no waitlist. |
| Where it runs | Manus describes Cue as an app for your phone and desktop, built on the same infrastructure as Manus, available on web, desktop and mobile, with iOS pending App Store review. Source: Manus launch post, September 28, 2026. | A desktop app. Dictate into the text field you are using, or run a supported Agent workflow with the app and screen context in front of you. |
| Pricing | The launch post describes early access as free to use with an invite code. Check Manus for current terms. Source: Manus launch post, September 28, 2026. | Cue is free to start. Cue Plus is $19.99/month. See Cue pricing. |
| Platforms | Web, desktop and mobile per the launch post; see Manus for current system requirements. Source: Manus launch post, September 28, 2026. | macOS 13 or later (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows 10 or later (x64). |
Manus sources
Every statement about Manus Cue on this page was checked on September 29, 2026 against these pages on Manus's own site. Nothing here is a Manus screenshot, logo, or statement of partnership.
- Introducing Manus 2.0 — Cue as a standalone app for personal agents on phone and desktop; early access, free to use with an invite code; one first-come, first-served code for a limited number of early users; extra codes for everyone who gets access; web, desktop and mobile, with iOS pending App Store review.
- What is new in Manus 2.0? (Manus Help Center) — Cue currently requires an invitation code; the Agents (Cue!) tab, QR code download, and the emailed copy of the code.
- Manus invitation page — Manus itself as a private beta: enter an invitation code, join the waitlist, or use a verified educational email.
Frequently asked questions
Is Cue by Sophon the same as Manus Cue?
No. Manus Cue is made by Manus and is in invite-only early access. Cue by Sophon is a separate product from Sophon LLC with its own app, account and plans, and it is not affiliated with Manus.
Do I need an invite code for Cue?
No. Cue by Sophon is open to everyone. Download it for Mac or Windows, sign in, and start. There is no invitation code and no waitlist.
Can Cue by Sophon give me a Manus Cue invite code?
No. Cue by Sophon does not have, distribute, or trade Manus Cue invitation codes. The routes on this page are the ones Manus describes on its own site.
What does Cue by Sophon cost?
Cue is free to start. Cue Plus is $19.99/month. Current plan details are on the Cue pricing page.