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For conversations that keep going the same way

Find the habit.
Practice the change.

The date that goes flat. The meeting where you don't get heard. The family call that ends in silence. It's rarely bad luck. Usually it's one habit you can't see from the inside. Cue finds it, shows you what it does to the other person, and helps you change it.

A Daily Moment takes about a minute. No sign-up.

Honestly, this week has been a lot. My dad's back in hospital.
Oh no. Hospitals are the worst. When I had my knee done last year I was stuck there for five days and…
What just happened
They shared something hard. The reply turned it toward you.
What they may have felt
That their news didn't land, and it's not worth bringing up again.

You can't hear yourself doing it. The other person can.

Most of us have one or two habits that show up again and again, with dates, colleagues, friends and family. They feel normal from the inside. Here's how a few of them land on the other side.

You share, but rarely ask back.
For them
They feel like an audience, not part of the conversation.
They pull back, and you keep going.
For them
They feel unheard, and quietly check out.
You soften every ask until it isn't one.
For them
They never find out what you actually need.
You ask question after question, but share nothing.
For them
It starts to feel like an interview.
You change the subject when it gets real.
For them
They stop bringing you what matters.
Not sure which one is yours?
That's the point. Cue finds it from what you do, not from what you think you do.

How Cue works

From a one-minute moment to a habit you've actually changed.

  1. Play Daily Moments
    Short everyday situations. Pick what you'd say, see what it does, and how other people answered. A first picture builds as you play.
  2. Have four conversations
    Realistic scenes in the part of life you choose, about 7 minutes each. You pick or type your replies. Nobody's grading you on being nice.
  3. See your pattern
    Cue shows where the habit showed up and what it changed for the other person. Then it asks you: does this sound like you?
  4. Train it out
    A plan to catch it in the moment, then practice doing it differently, in Cue and with an AI you already use, before the real thing.

Why Cue is different

Not a chatbot that tells you you're doing great.

It watches what you do, not what you say about yourself.
Your choices in real-feeling scenes reveal habits a questionnaire can't.
It calls something a pattern only once it has seen it more than once.
One slip isn't a habit. If Cue isn't sure, it says so, and asks you whether it rings true.
It shows the other side of the conversation.
Not just what you did, but what it likely changed for the person in front of you.
It checks whether the habit is actually fading.
Your plan is done when the habit stops showing up, not when you've clicked through the lessons.

Habits travel. So does Cue.

The same habit often shows up everywhere. Start with the part of life where it hurts most.

Dating
First coffees, second dates, saying what you want.
Work
Interviews, check-ins, asking for more.
Friends
Joining in, leaving well, holding a line.
Family
Hard talks, old tensions, the ones you love most.

Questions

Is this therapy?
No. Cue is practice: it helps you notice a conversation habit and rehearse a different move. It doesn't diagnose anything.
Do I have to talk out loud?
No. You pick a reply, or type your own.
Do I need an account to play?
No. Daily Moments are open to everyone, and your portrait stays on your device.
How much time does it take?
A Daily Moment takes about a minute. The four first conversations take about 7 minutes each, and you can spread them out.
What does it cost?
Nothing during the private beta. Paid plans come at launch, and we'll tell you before anything changes.
What happens to my answers?
Your account data is stored in the EU (Paris). Some processing, like AI feedback, uses providers outside the EU; the privacy notice lists them. You can switch off personal analysis or delete your account at any time. Read the privacy notice.

Find the habit.
Practice the change.

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