Dictate in any app without changing how you work.
Cue gives you free voice typing for Mac and Windows. Press a hotkey, speak naturally, and Cue inserts polished text into Slack, Gmail, Notion, Google Docs, Cursor, Linear, browser forms, and the apps you already use.
What makes it useful at work
Any app
Use voice typing wherever there is a text field: chat, email, docs, issue trackers, code editors, and forms.
Context-aware tone
A Slack message should not read like a formal memo. Cue helps shape dictated text for the place it lands.
Fast cleanup
Turn rough speech into readable punctuation, paragraphs, and concise phrasing before it is inserted.
Free dictation, plus the option to do more
Basic dictation turns speech into text. Cue starts there, then lets the same hotkey handle higher-leverage requests: rewrite this reply, summarize this paragraph, translate the selected text, or turn these bullets into an email.
That is why this page targets voice typing, not only transcription. People search for a faster way to type on Mac, but the real workflow often continues into editing, formatting, and sending. Cue keeps that next step close.
Free voice typing FAQ
Is Cue free for voice typing on Mac?
Yes. Cue includes free voice typing for Mac so you can dictate messages, notes, emails, and documents without paying for a separate dictation-only tool.
Can I dictate in any app?
Cue is designed to work in any app with a normal text field, including Slack, Gmail, Notion, Google Docs, Cursor, Linear, and browser forms.
How is Cue different from built-in dictation?
Built-in dictation usually stops at speech-to-text. Cue can also polish tone, adapt punctuation, rewrite selected text, and help continue the task after the words are typed.