On your phone
Share from the apps you already use. iPhone and Android are an invite-only beta. There is no public store download.
Stop losing track of the things you mean to come back to.
Save from the apps on your phone, save a page from Chrome, Edge, or Firefox, or open Cue on the web. Add a reminder when something needs to come back.
Around the Cue app, fragments from Safari, Chrome, Messages, TikTok, Instagram, Reddit, WhatsApp, Facebook, Photos, and Spotify scatter. Each is shared to Cue and appears as a card in one inbox.
Everything you meant to come back to. One place.
You shouldn’t have to keep it open to remember it.
The tab you can’t close. The screenshot you’ll find later. The post saved somewhere. The message you still need to answer.
If it matters, save it to Cue and keep moving.
Getting it out of your head should take seconds.
See something you want to keep?
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Share.
Tap Share in the app you’re already in.
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Cue.
Choose Cue when you share.
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Done.
Save and get back to what you were doing.
Everything you meant to come back to, together.
ArticlesWorkoutsRecipesProductsMusicPlansMessagesScreenshots
Where you found it doesn’t matter anymore. It’s all waiting in Cue.
Search in Cue
What restaurants would you recommend?
A Local's Guide to San Francisco
Deadlift checklist
Shopping list
Rearview Summer
Save now. Decide later.
Something can matter without needing your attention right now.
Save the shirt before you decide whether to buy it. Keep the restaurant until you’re making plans. Hold onto the workout, recipe, article, song, or idea until you actually have time for it.
Not now doesn’t have to mean never.
When later arrives, Cue remembers.
Some things just need a place to live. Others need to come back to you.
Can’t answer a message right now? Take a screenshot, share it to Cue, choose In 1 hour, and keep moving. When the reminder fires, Cue brings the saved context back so you can pick up where you left off.
Or choose Today, Tomorrow, or a custom time for anything else you want to revisit.
You don’t have to remember to check Cue.
Item reminders are always optional.
- 1 Can’t reply now — screenshot it
- 2 Share to Cue · In 1 hour
- 3 An hour later, it comes back
Cue
Message from Brian
Screenshot · Messages
Remind me
In 1 hour Today Tomorrow Custom
Remind me
Saved · Today · 8:00 PM
Sound familiar?
- Tabs you refuse to close.
- Screenshots you swear you’ll come back to.
- Posts saved across different apps.
- Messages you need to answer when you have a minute.
- Things you were definitely going to remember.
- Decisions you don’t have the bandwidth to make yet.
Cue gives them somewhere to go.
Cue is free during beta.
Cue's beta is currently free and available to testers in the United States. That includes the iPhone app, the Android app, Cue on the web, and the browser extensions. One Cue. Everything included.
Planned public-launch pricing
Annual
Best value$39.99/year
$3.33/month · Save about 33%
Monthly
$4.99/month
Planned for public launch.
You already have ways to save things. That’s part of the problem.
- Bookmarks
- Useful for websites. Still buried in your browser.
- Screenshots
- Fast to take. Easy to lose in Photos.
- Notes
- Flexible. Another place you have to remember to check.
- Reminders
- Good at remembering a time. Often missing the thing that gave the reminder context.
Cue keeps the thing—and can bring it back.
One place to save what matters, wherever you found it.
A few things you might be wondering.
View all FAQs → What can I save to Cue?
Links, articles, posts, products, songs, messages, text, and photos or screenshots — anything you can share from the apps you already use. On your phone, Cue accepts one link, a block of text, or one photo per share. The browser extension saves a page, selected text, or a link. It does not save a photo or a screenshot.
Which apps work with Cue?
Cue works with your phone’s built-in share menu, so it works with supported content shared from apps such as Safari, Chrome, Messages, WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit, Facebook, Spotify, YouTube, and Photos. If an app can share a link, text, or an image, it can share to Cue. Cue labels saves from well-known apps automatically so you can filter by source later.
Desktop Chrome, Edge, and Firefox use the Cue extension instead of the phone share menu. The extension does not read other tabs or your history.
Do I have to set a reminder?
No. Save something without a reminder and it stays in Cue until you want it — you’ll find it under No reminder. When something does need to come back, choose In 1 hour, Today, Tomorrow, or a custom date and time.
Can Cue remind me to reply to a message later?
Yes. Take a screenshot of the conversation, share it to Cue, and choose when you want to come back — In 1 hour is made for this. Cue recognizes supported Messages screenshots on your phone and can title the save after the person (“Message from Sam”). The screenshot stays on your device. If you’re signed in, that reminder title may sync with the rest of your Cue data.
When the reminder fires, the screenshot is right there so you can pick up where you left off. Cue never reads your messages in the background; it only sees what you choose to share.
Is Cue available on Android or the web?
Cue is in beta on iPhone, Android, the web, and as a browser extension for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. The beta is for testers in the United States. iPhone and Android are invite-only. Chrome and Edge install from a beta link and are not in store search. Firefox is a private beta without a public download page.
Your signed-in items, notes, folders, and reminder times use the same account. Photos and screenshots stay on the phone that saved them. The web app and the extension need that account. Sign-in on the web is email and password.
Is my saved content private?
Cue only receives what you choose to share to it — it never scans your messages, browser, photos, or other apps. You can use the phone app without an account; in guest mode, saved Cue content stays on that device. Guest mode is the phone app. The browser extension saves only after you sign in, and only the page, selection, or link you chose.
Images and screenshots you share with Cue remain on your device and are not uploaded to Cue’s cloud storage. Cue analyzes supported screenshots on-device. Detailed screenshot-recognition data stays on your device. If Cue uses recognized information to create ordinary reminder content — for example, a title such as “Message from Sam” — that reminder title may sync with the rest of your Cue data when you’re signed in.
If you create an account, reminder and folder information needed to sync across devices is stored with our cloud provider. Cue does not sell your personal information or use your saved content for advertising. We use limited product analytics and crash diagnostics; those events are designed not to include the contents of your reminders, notes, shared text, or saved URLs. See the Privacy Policy for the full picture.
Get Cue
In beta for testers in the United States. Cue is free during beta.
In your browser
Save the page you are on, text you select, or a link you choose. The extension needs a Cue account. It does not save a photo or a screenshot.
Chrome and Edge are beta links. They do not appear in store search.
Firefox is a private beta. There is no public download. Request Firefox beta access or email hello@sharetocue.com
On the web
See what you saved and add a reminder. Sign in with email and password.