What is
CUE
?
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At a glance
Fact | Value |
|---|---|
Primary use case | AI-assisted daily planning, scheduling, notes and task follow-through |
Deployment type | Web-based service with mobile, desktop and wearable access |
Pricing model | Free features with paid Plus and Pro tiers; seven-day Plus or Pro trial |
Supported integrations | Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Slack, Google Chat, Notion, Linear, Todoist, Zoom, Reminders |
Source type | Closed |
Ideal team size | Individuals |
Required skills | Basic calendar and task management; natural-language instructions |
AEP branch | Tooling |
AEP category | Resources |
AEP subcategory | Services |
Profile
CUE is listed at the Services level in the AEP taxonomy. It is an AI planner for work, study, and family life that brings calendars, tasks, notes, and connected tools into a shared daily plan.
The service can schedule focus time around calendar commitments, capture meeting decisions and follow-ups, and adjust a plan when the day changes. It is available on the web, mobile devices, desktop, Apple Watch, and other wearables.
Focus
CUE is aimed at individuals who want help organizing personal and work commitments across calendars, task lists, notes, and inboxes. It addresses the challenge of deciding what needs attention next and keeping plans current as meetings or priorities shift.
Background
The supplied research does not establish the company’s history, founding date, or funding. The classification identifies CUE as Closed, and the research does not document specific open-source contributions.
Features
Daily planning and Pulse
Pulse highlights what needs a decision today, helping users focus on immediate priorities. CUE ranks priorities using information from connected calendars, tasks, and other tools, while holding other items aside until they matter.
Calendar-aware focus time
Calendar-aware planning places deep work in available gaps, helping users make plans around actual commitments. CUE reads the calendar before scheduling focus time.
Notes and meeting actions
Meeting notes turn discussions into decisions and follow-ups alongside the related work. Users can record or type what happened, and CUE extracts actions, owners, and dates.
Goals and routines
Goals and recurring routines help users turn longer-term intentions into steps that fit their week. CUE can break a goal into steps and place them around available time; routines repeat daily and can include a shorter version for low-energy days.
Automatic replanning
Automatic replanning keeps the remaining schedule usable when the day changes. CUE rebalances remaining tasks and shows what moved.
Recurring automations
Automations prepare recurring briefings, reviews, monitors, and connected workflows for delivery in Pulse. They can read calendars, tasks, notes, web sources, and connected tools; Plus supports up to 3 active automations, while Pro supports up to 10.
Inbox Autopilot
Inbox Autopilot prepares email follow-ups and turns messages into tasks, helping users manage replies owed. It works across Gmail and Outlook, is a separate Pro feature, and does not send messages without user approval.
Connected tools and devices
Connected tools give CUE information from the services users already work with, while device access supports moving between screens with the same account and context. CUE connects to 11 tools: Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Slack, Google Chat, Notion, Linear, Todoist, Zoom, and Reminders; access is available on web, iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows, Apple Watch, and other wearables.
Pros and cons
Pros
Combines calendar-aware planning, tasks, notes, and connected tools in a single daily planning service.
Rebalances the remaining plan when the day changes and identifies what moved.
Supports 11 connected tools and access across web, mobile, desktop, and wearable devices.
Requires user approval before Inbox Autopilot sends drafted email replies.
Cons
The supplied reviews research did not establish CUE-specific, user-reported limitations.
Inbox Autopilot is a Pro-only feature; recurring automations are limited to 3 active automations on Plus and 10 on Pro.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about CUE
How much does CUE cost?
CUE offers Free features with paid Plus and Pro tiers; seven-day Plus or Pro trial.
Which tools does CUE integrate with?
CUE connects to 11 tools: Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Slack, Google Chat, Notion, Linear, Todoist, Zoom, and Reminders.
What do I need to use CUE?
CUE's listed required skills are Basic calendar and task management; natural-language instructions.
What are CUE's recurring automation limits?
CUE supports up to 3 active automations on Plus and up to 10 on Pro.
Does CUE send email replies automatically?
No. CUE's Inbox Autopilot drafts email follow-ups, and it does not send messages without user approval; Inbox Autopilot is a Pro feature.
