Wingman · a prompter that's always there
You understood. You still couldn't reply.
You had a point. It wouldn't come out.
Everyone says your English is great.
Because you only say the lines you're sure of.
In messages and emails, your points are crystal clear. The moment you speak, you disappear.
An investor says dry powder, a professor says your variable is endogenous, a client wants your SOC 2.
You know every word and still can't follow. By the time you've translated it in your head, the conversation has moved on.
So you say: Yeah, totally.
The worst part: they probably think that's just who you are.
eyes on him.
How it works
A prompter that's always there.
Silent until you tap.
Press start, phone in your pocket, earbuds in, eyes on them. It listens from start to finish and knows everything said so far. The second you want to speak, tap once.
- Good eveningWho are you meeting tonight?WingmanStart listeningBackground: Mixer · investorSoloGroupLive translationBest with earbuds1Pick a background, press start
Choose the background you wrote beforehand and press Start listening. One earbud is enough; Bluetooth earbuds work best.
- 2Phone in your pocket
Swipe left or right for Invisible mode: the screen goes black and still takes taps through your pocket. On iPhone every tap buzzes, so you never need to look.
- Listening·Wingman·Mixer · investorText only[Them]: Most funds are sitting on dry powder until the down rounds clear.21:41InsightCUEBEERates are high, so funds are holding their cash: raising is hard. Ask how a seed round should ride it out.LIVE…TapInsightDouble tapFollowTriple tapEndSwipeInvisible3Lost? Tap once
That's Insight: a line or two in plain words in your ear, what they really mean and where you can come in.
- Listening·Wingman·Mixer · investorText onlyInsightCUEBEERates are high, so funds are holding their cash: raising is hard. Ask how a seed round should ride it out.FollowCUEBEEIn your earbudsThat makes sense. For a seed-stage company right now, would you optimize for runway over valuation?LIVE…TapInsightDouble tapFollowTriple tapEndSwipeInvisible4Stuck for words? Tap twice
That's Follow: something you can say as it is, read into your earbud. Double-tap again for the next part; tap once to stop.
The line in your ear
Fast,
and it sounds like a person.
A cue is only useful if it arrives in time and you'd actually say it.
They finish and your next line is already there. No looking down, no waiting for it to think: the topic is still warm and you're in.
Short, spoken sentences you can say in one breath, like a native-speaking friend leaning in to tell you what to say.
A view, a reason, a question. Built on the background and stance you gave it, so you sound like you know the field.
Before you go
Give it thirty seconds,
and it knows what to help you say.
Who you're meeting, what it's about, what you want out of it: a few lines is enough. Once you save, it looks up the people and companies you mention. In the room, every cue is on your side, pushing for what you want.
- 1Say who and what
An investor at a mixer, a professor at office hours, a landlord at signing, a client on a deal. One or two sentences.
- 2Say what you want
A coffee next week, a research direction, a better deposit clause. It remembers your stance and your limits.
- 3Attach material
Your résumé, a draft paper, the company one-pager, a contract: up to 5 files. It finds what you can talk about in them.
Still nervous? On iPhone or your computer, practise first with an AI playing the other person.
Face to face
It's not on the table.
It's in your ear.
Industry mixers, professors' offices, signing a lease, small talk in the hallway. Phone in your pocket, one earbud, eyes on the other person. Here are two minutes with an investor at a mixer, using the background you wrote beforehand.
- They sayDaniel: Honestly, with rates where they are, most funds are sitting on dry powder until the down rounds clear.
- Tap · InsightHe means: with rates this high, funds are holding their cash and won't invest until the wave of discounted rounds is over. Raising is hard right now. You're raising a seed round, so ask how he'd play it.
- Double tap · FollowRead into your earbud; you say itThat makes sense. It's exactly why we're aiming for profitability before our next raise. For a seed-stage company right now, would you optimize for runway over valuation?
- They sayDaniel: Runway, every time. Take the flat round. The founders still holding out for their 2021 price are the ones running out of cash.
- Tap · InsightHe's saying: don't cling to a high valuation, take the money. The companies that wouldn't drop their 2021 price are burning through their cash. It's honest advice. Now's the moment for the 3x growth in your background.
- Double tap · FollowRead into your earbud; you say itThat's really helpful. We've tripled revenue this year with a team of six, so a flat round wouldn't scare us. Could I buy you a coffee next week and get your take on our numbers?
- One earbud is enough
- Your other ear still hears them; only you hear the cues.
- Tells you from them
- Group mode marks which lines are yours and which are theirs, so cues never mistake your words for theirs. Record a short sample of your voice on the phone first.
- No notes afterwards
- Triple-tap to end: the conversation is saved, with a recap of what was agreed and who promised what.
In online meetings · think in Chinese, speak in English
Mute, and say it in Chinese first.
Press once, and it's your English.
Choose the built-in Chinese-to-English background. In an online meeting, mute yourself and say your point in Chinese: the meeting can't hear it, CueBee can. Press ⌃⌥F and the same point appears on screen in natural English. Unmute and say it.
- 1Mute yourself in the meeting
- 2Say your point in Chinese
- 3Press ⌃⌥F for Follow
- 4Unmute and say it
Coming soonRather not read it out yourself? With live interpretation, you'll speak Chinese and the meeting will hear English. See live interpretation →
Rewind to that second
Investors, professors, landlords, clients.
Whoever it is, you can keep up.
Jargon you don't follow, put into plain words first; when you can't find a reply, a line with substance. The first four are face to face, the last two online. Pick a scene: on the left, that moment; on the right, CueBee on your phone or computer in that same second.
You waited all evening for the investor to be on his own. You handed him your card; he was friendly and started talking about the market: dry powder, down rounds. You knew every word and still couldn't follow. You nodded and said, "Yeah, it's a tough market." He smiled politely and went to get a drink. The thirty seconds you'd waited all night for went on a line anyone could have said.
Made-up scenes: the names, companies and numbers are invented. On a phone, a tap is Insight and a double tap is Follow, read into your earbuds. On a computer you use shortcuts, and while CueBee is capturing meeting audio the cues only appear on screen.
Before you start
- Any language
- It recognizes the language they're speaking. Insight and Follow can each use their own language: Insight in yours, Follow in theirs. Cues come in 15+ languages (computer 15 · iPhone 16 · Android 24).
- Practise first
- For an important conversation, let an AI play the other person and rehearse with the same background to get the feel. Available on iPhone and computer.
- Where to use it
- Face to face: phone and earbuds. Online meetings: your computer. Mac · Windows · iPhone · Android preview. New accounts get 3 hours of Wingman.
Understand them, and you can reply.
Say what you meant to say.
Take it to your next conversation.Get the app and start with 3 free hours of WingmanMac · Windows · iPhone · Android preview · the web version doesn't have Wingman yet
After the conversation
No notes to write up afterwards.
Every conversation is saved, with a title and a recap the moment it ends. Which day was that deadline the professor mentioned last week? Ask CueBee, and the answer points to the conversation it came from.
You used to dig through the class group chat.- Midterm covers chapters 3–5
- Paper due next Friday; drafts by Wednesday
- Next class: fiscal policy
You might also be wondering
Does CueBee join my Zoom call?
No. It never joins as a participant; it only listens to the sound on your own device. Where recording needs consent, ask first.
Is it free?
Sign up and get 3 hours of translation plus 3 hours of Wingman, no card needed. Interview mode comes with 20 free premium answers a month; after that it keeps answering on a lighter model. With Read translation aloud on, translation time counts double.
Are my recordings safe?
Recordings go only into your account's private archive, and your voiceprint stays on your device. When you translate on the web, microphone audio is sent to CueBee as you speak and saved to your private audio archive; pausing or ending turns the microphone off. The voiceprint that tells which lines are yours is stored only on your own device. If you stop using CueBee, you can delete your account.
CueBee can also…
Tomorrow
Tomorrow,
no more pretending.
- The professor says a line, and you follow it.
- At the group meeting, you say more than yes.
- Stumped, you press once, and the story you tell is still your own.
- When the whole table laughs, you actually got the joke.
3 h of translation + 3 h of Wingman when you sign up, no card needed · Mac · Windows · iPhone (TestFlight) · Android · Web (translation only, for now)