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Mail · Q3 Financials: attachment preview
From: finance@acme.co · Attachment: Q3-financials.pdf
Q3 2026 · reported figures
Q3 revenue$4.18Mvs $3.95M plan
YoY growth+21%peers +9%
Gross margin62%peers 48%
Net new ARR$2.10Mvs $1.80M plan
CAC payback7 mopeers 16 mo
Net retention118%peers 109%
EBITDA margin28%peers 11%
Logo churn2.4%peers 6.1%
Line itemReportedPeer medianΔ
Revenue growth YoY+21%+9%+12pt
Gross margin62%48%+14pt
EBITDA margin28%11%+17pt
CAC payback7 mo16 mo−9 mo
Logo churn2.4%6.1%−3.7pt
Net retention118%109%+9pt
Quick Question esc dismiss
Was I right to push back? Are these numbers actually fine?
You were right to push back. Five line items sit far outside peer norms: revenue growth +12pt over peers, gross margin +14pt, EBITDA margin +17pt, CAC payback 9 months faster, and logo churn 3.7pt lower. Any one is unusual. Five together in a single quarter is a pattern, not performance. Ask for the forecast model and the underlying assumptions before this goes to the board.
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01 / How it works

One hotkey. Two ways to ask.

Cue lives in the menu bar. Press ⌘↓ for a quick question or ⌘↑ to start a step‑by‑step task. A card opens at the bottom of the screen. Type, hit Shift+Enter, and Cue reads what's on screen, relays to your LLM, and replies in a text card that references your question (or the current step). With AR Highlights on, it can also draw on the elements it's referring to.

STEP 01

Press the hotkey, anytime.

⌘↓ opens a Quick Question card.
⌘↑ opens a Step‑by‑step task card.

Cue runs at the OS level, so the hotkeys always work.
STEP 02

Submit.

Cue will then capture the visible screen, send it to the LLM with your prompt, and reply to your question.
If AR Highlights is on, Cue highlights the relevant elements to your question.

Use Esc to dismiss.
STEP 03

Chain steps, or close the card.

In a step‑by‑step task, ⌘→ advances to the next step after you've acted. ⌘L toggles the card. ⌘P marks the flow done. Esc disconnects.

› ⌘→ Next step
› ⌘P Done with flow
› ⌘L Toggle card
02 / Two modes

Quick Question, or Step‑by‑step.

Two hotkeys, one card. Quick Question is one prompt and one answer. Step‑by‑step is a chained task where Cue re-reads the screen on each ⌘→ and stays with you until ⌘P.

Mode 01 · ⌘↓quick question

Quick Question

One prompt, one answer, then dismiss. For sanity checks before you commit to an action.

Press ⌘↓. The card opens. Type a question, hit Shift+Enter. Cue reads the visible screen, relays to your LLM, and replies in a text card that references your question. With AR Highlights on, it can also draw on the elements it's referring to. Esc closes.

Ask Is "Apply changes" safe to click? I just edited the IAM policy.
Cue Wait. Your edit removed s3:GetObject for two roles still in use by the analytics service. Re-add them or expect 403s within minutes.
Mode 02 · ⌘↑step‑by‑step task

Step‑by‑step

A goal. Cue walks the screens with you, one step at a time, until the flow is done.

Press ⌘↑. State the goal. After you act, ⌘→ tells Cue you're ready for the next step (it re-reads the screen and continues). ⌘L toggles the card out of the way. ⌘P ends the flow.

Goal Create an Application Load Balancer for the staging API and point it at the existing target group.
Cue Step 1 of 5. Open the EC2 console, then click "Load Balancers" in the left nav. Press ⌘→ when you're there.
03 / When you'd use it

Useful when the screen is louder than you.

Cue shines on dense, unfamiliar, or high-stakes interfaces. The kind where one wrong click has a cascade.

Moment 01quick

About to click a destructive button.

"Delete cluster", "Force push", "Apply migration". You ask Cue to read the screen and confirm what's actually about to happen.

"This deletes 3 production nodes and there's no undo."

Moment 02plan

First time inside an unfamiliar tool.

New AWS console, a fresh CRM, a settings panel you've never seen. Tell Cue your goal and it walks the path with you instead of you bouncing between docs and tabs.

"5 steps. The next click is the Networking tab."

Moment 03quick

Reviewing something before you send it.

An invoice with the wrong client name. An email with a stale date. A form with a number an order of magnitude off. Cue catches what tired eyes miss.

"The invoice line items are for Acme. Subject line says Globex."

Moment 04quick

About to run a command you half-understand.

Paste it into the panel, ask "safe to run?". Cue reads the script, traces what it touches, flags the parts with surprising blast radius.

"This rm includes a symlink to your home folder."

04 / Posture

What Cue is, and what it isn't.

Designed to be the trusted second pair of eyes you call in. Not a watcher. Not a teacher. Not an agent that takes the wheel.

Cue is

  • On-cue, never ambient. Activates when you summon it. No background watching, no telemetry on what you do.
  • Cautious by default. When the verdict is uncertain, Cue flags rather than green-lights. Adjust in settings if you want it more permissive.
  • Bring your own LLM. Cue is an MCP server. Connect it to Claude, ChatGPT, or a local model, and drive it from the agent you already use. Cue is the gesture and the overlay, not the brain.
  • Universal. Works on top of any macOS app. No integrations, no plugins. If you can see it, Cue can read it.

Cue isn't

  • An agent. Cue never clicks for you. Every action stays yours. Cue answers and annotates, you decide and act.
  • A teacher. No tutorials, no badges, no "let me show you around". You ask, it answers.
  • A surveillance tool. No always-on screen reading. Each invocation is a single screenshot, sent only when you summon it.
  • A chatbot. Answers are short, structured, anchored to elements on your screen. Not a conversation, a verdict.
05 / Pricing

One price. Yours forever.

Pay once, use Cue on your Mac as long as you own it. Cue is an MCP server, so you bring your own LLM: the only running cost is the model you already use.

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One license, all your Macs. 30-day refund if it doesn't earn its keep.

Included

  • Quick mode (one-off questions)
  • Plan mode (multi-step goals)
  • Bring your own LLM
  • On-screen annotations
  • macOS 14+ · Apple silicon
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