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Voice to Notion

You think faster than you can type into a Notion block. Cue closes that gap — speak your thought, watch it land in the right page with the right format.

Notion is the right home for your thinking. Typing into it is the wrong speed.

3 real scenarios

Walking back from a meeting
You say: "Create a Notion page in my Meeting Notes database titled 'Q2 planning sync' with these 5 bullets: …"
Cue does: Cue creates the page with frontmatter, adds the bullets, opens it in Notion.
Idea while walking the dog
You say: "Add to my Ideas database: a row called 'Voice-first onboarding for OPC users' with description '…'"
Cue does: Cue writes to the right database with the right schema, no app switch.
After reading an article
You say: "Highlight in this article, save to my Notion reading log with my one-line takeaway"
Cue does: Cue reads selected text + URL, writes structured entry to Notion.

How Cue does it

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Download for Mac or Windows. Free tier: 20 agent credits/day, unlimited dictation.

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FAQ

Does Cue need my Notion API token?

Cue can use Notion API for higher-quality writes, but also works via browser DOM injection if you prefer not to share API tokens. Either way works.

Which Notion databases work?

Any database schema. Cue reads your existing database structure and adapts the writes (which field is title, which is select, which is text).

Can I dictate long-form into Notion?

Yes. Hold Fn for the whole sentence/paragraph, release when done. Cue transcribes, polishes (proper punctuation, paragraph breaks), and writes to Notion.

Voice to Notion vs Notion AI?

Notion AI lives inside Notion (you have to be on a Notion page). Cue is voice-first ambient — you can be anywhere on your Mac/Windows and dictate to Notion. Different layer.

They hear what you said.
Cue sees what you're doing.
And does the thing, in any app.