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Voice translation in any app

Select French text in Excel. Press Fn. Say "translate to English". Cue replaces the selection with the English. No copy-paste to Google Translate, no app switch, no losing the cell context.

Existing translators ask you to leave your work. Cue translates where you are.

3 real scenarios

Excel cell with French
You say: "Translate this to English"
Cue does: Cue reads cell content via macOS AX, calls translation, writes back to same cell.
Foreign-language webpage
You say: "Summarize this article in Chinese and paste to my Notes app"
Cue does: Cue reads page content, summarizes + translates, writes to Notes.
Slack message in Korean
You say: "Translate this message and draft a polite reply in Korean"
Cue does: Cue reads selected message, translates for you, drafts the reply, leaves it in Slack input.

How Cue does it

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FAQ

How many languages does Cue translate?

Cue translates between 100+ languages on input/output. The model is Gemini Flash or Claude Sonnet — both support all major languages including all major Asian languages.

Voice translate vs DeepL / Google Translate?

DeepL/Google are great translation apps. Cue is voice → action — you stay in your app, the translation happens in place. Cue's wedge: context-aware (knows you are in Excel cell vs Slack message and adjusts).

Can Cue translate while preserving formatting?

For plain text yes. For complex formatting (bold/italic, tables), preservation works in apps with structured copy-paste; falls back to plain text in others.

Does Cue translate offline?

No, translation requires cloud LLM access. But the 5-layer context detection works offline — only the translation API call needs internet.

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