A LITTLE MORE PRESENT. A LITTLE LESS BUSY.

Your next thing.
Right on cue.

A quiet companion for your Mac.
Your calendar, a gentle nudge, and room to focus.

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Made for macOS 14 and later · One-time purchase · Now on the Mac App Store

Small presence. Big difference.

PLAYABLE PREVIEW

A playable recreation of Cue’s Top Notch and Control, set on a fictional morning. Hover or click the bar at the top of the screen, or the calendar icon in the menu bar. Titles are shown here; on your Mac, Cue starts with Screen Privacy on and shows only state and time until you choose otherwise. No downloads. No calendar access.

Demo ready. Up Next: Team stand-up. Select Start to begin.

LESS FRICTION. MORE FLOW.

You have enough to do.
Managing your day isn’t one more.

01 / NOTICE

The right thing.
At the right time.

Your next selected commitment, quietly at the top of your screen. No digging through a calendar. No new list to maintain.

02 / BEGIN

From “next up”
to “I’m on it.”

Start a little early. Join a meeting when you’re ready. One clear action to turn good intentions into a beginning.

03 / BREATHE

Life happens.
Room for that, too.

Pause when you need to. Resume where you left off. Finish with a quiet “Kept.” No streaks, scores, or guilt.

AT HOME ON YOUR MAC

Fits your day.
Doesn’t fill your screen.

YOUR CALENDAR. STILL YOUR CALENDAR.

Nothing to move.
Nothing to maintain.

Choose the calendars you already use in Apple Calendar. Add optional Reminders. Cue stays read-only, so your plans remain yours.

SMALL BY DESIGN

A gentle presence.
Not another workspace.

Top Notch for a glance. Control in the menu bar when you need an action. One shared focus, in Black or Liquid Glass, on displays with or without a notch.

A LITTLE SPACE. JUST FOR YOU.

Your day is yours.
Let’s keep it that way.

Cue’s core experience runs locally on your Mac. Your calendar content doesn’t go to a Cue server. No account to create. No advertising. No attention to sell.

  • Local-first, including offline
  • Read-only Calendar and Reminders
  • You choose what Cue can see
Our approach to privacy

GET CUE

Pay once. Keep it.
No account. No subscription.

MAC APP STOREAvailable now

Cue: Calendar & Focus

Now available on the Mac App Store. Get Cue with your Apple Account and make room for what’s next.

  • A one-time purchase through Apple
  • Updates delivered by the App Store
  • Your calendar and history stay on your Mac
  • macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon and Intel
Get Cue on the Mac App Store

Apple handles payment, delivery, updates, and refunds. Want to try it first? Explore the interactive demo.

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A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Good to know.

Small app. Thoughtful details.

Is Cue another calendar or task manager?

Neither. Cue is a quiet layer between the calendar you already use and the work in front of you. It brings one meaningful commitment into view, with a clear action. Your plans stay in Calendar and Reminders.

Does my Mac need a physical notch?

No. Top Notch sits at the top centre of any supported display, with or without a camera notch, including external displays. Resize it, switch between Black and Liquid Glass, or turn it off and use Control from the menu bar instead. Cue requires macOS 14 or later.

Will Cue change my events or reminders?

No. Calendar and Apple Reminders access is read-only. Completing a focus session in Cue doesn’t edit an event or mark a source reminder complete. Reminder prompts are a separate, explicit opt-in.

Will my titles show while I share my screen?

Not unless you choose. Cue starts with Screen Privacy on, so Top Notch and Control show only state and time. In Settings → Privacy you can show titles, or hide Cue’s details entirely.

Can I use it offline?

Yes. The core experience uses the Calendar and Reminders data already available on your Mac. macOS manages account syncing, so new remote changes may not appear until your Mac reconnects.

How do I get Cue?

Get Cue: Calendar & Focus on the Mac App Store with your Apple Account. It’s available now as a one-time purchase for macOS 14 or later. You can also take Cue for a spin in the interactive demo before buying.

How do updates work?

Through the Mac App Store, like your other apps. Cue itself never downloads anything, and your settings and history stay on your Mac.

Is it a subscription?

No subscription and no Cue account. Cue is a one-time purchase through the Mac App Store. Apple handles the payment, and refund requests go through Apple.

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A TINY SURFACE WITH EXCELLENT TIMING.

Make room for
what’s next.

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For your Mac. For your pace.