You choose the sources.
Activity Insights is off until you turn it on. Then Cue reads only the sources you enable, and its suggestions never act for you.
Cue knows your Mac, learns how you work, and remembers what matters to you.
Explore CueTurn on Activity Insights and Cue can learn from recent conversations, Mail, browser visits, and project folders you select. It turns that context into a suggestion you can review and send when you’re ready.
Activity Insights is opt-in.
You choose what Cue can use and which model handles your conversations.
Activity Insights is off until you turn it on. Then Cue reads only the sources you enable, and its suggestions never act for you.
A local classifier checks evidence before it reaches the suggestion model. Cue leaves out anything flagged as sensitive, and excludes evidence when screening is unavailable.
Choose your own private local GGUF model with Cue’s bundled llama.cpp, or connect to a llama.cpp server you already use.
See local model optionsCue can search your Mac with Spotlight and read the documents you keep in it.
Cue searches your Mac by name and content, the way Spotlight does.
Pages, Numbers, Keynote, PDF, Office and HTML files arrive as text Cue can work with.
Skills teach Cue how to do a job well. The more you add, the more Cue can do for you.
Cue comes with skills for designing posters, reading documents, finding pages you visited and recapping your day. Add your own for the things you do often.
Just ask for what you want. Cue notices which skill fits and follows it.
Cue uses the skills you already set up for Claude Code, and shares its own with your coding agents.
Open Cue in a project folder, then use its full coding harness or the agents already in your workflow.
Give a model tools to read and edit files, run commands, browse, and delegate focused work to subagents. Use OpenRouter, a local GGUF model, or Apple Intelligence on an eligible Mac.
Run Claude Code, Codex, or Antigravity through their CLIs. Cue can share Mac context and capabilities with them, and bring their conversations into History.
Chat with Cue, or choose a character with its own perspective, story, and greeting. Each character gets a separate conversation, so you can switch from practical help to a new point of view.
I saved you the window seat. The rain is doing half the small talk for
us.
Maya
A first date with someone who has stories of her own
Chat with Maya
My model falls like a stone, yet they turn as if the air were a road.
Leonardo da Vinci
An artist who asks what the air can teach
Chat with Leonardo
I know two ways across; one is shorter, and I still have all my fingers because
I use the other.
Eira
An elven scout with an old debt to the mountain
Chat with Eira
Make your own
Give a character a story, a voice and an opening scene, then bring it into
Cue.
Open the creator