Voice-driven email drafts
Say the message you want in the email text field you are using. Cue turns your spoken points into a draft. You review the wording, edit the details, and send it yourself.
You wrote the email in your head while you walked back from the meeting. Cue lets you say it once and have a draft to review.
3 example scenarios
Reply to investor
You say: "Draft an email to Sarah: thank her for the questions, list the three answers I am about to give you, and ask whether Wednesday afternoon works."
Cue does: Cue turns the spoken points into a structured draft in the current text field. You check every name, number, and date before sending.
Cold outreach to journalist
You say: "Draft an email to a journalist: introduce Cue, include the source links I provide, and ask for a 20-minute call."
Cue does: Cue turns those instructions into a draft for you to verify and edit.
Follow-up reminder
You say: "Draft a follow-up to Tom: a gentle nudge on the proposal we sent last week, and ask whether he has questions."
Cue does: Cue drafts the follow-up from the context you supplied. You review it before sending.
How Cue does it
- Place the cursor in the email text field where you are composing.
- Speak the recipient context, facts, and message you want included. Cue turns those points into a draft in the current text field.
- Review and edit names, numbers, links, and tone; then send using the email app's own control.
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FAQ
How does Cue help draft an email?
Place your cursor in the email text field you are using and speak the message you want. Cue turns your points into a draft for you to review and edit before you send it.
Does Cue read my email thread or sent mail?
The workflow described here does not depend on inbox or conversation-history access. Include the context and facts the draft needs in what you say, then verify the result.
Does Cue send the email for me?
You stay in control of sending. Review and edit the draft, then use your email app's own Send control yourself.
Which email apps does this workflow cover?
Use the workflow in the current email text field where you are composing. This page does not promise a separate integration or inbox access for a list of specific email apps.
They hear what you said.
Cue sees what you're doing.
And does the thing, in supported apps.