For meetings
Know what to say
on the calls that matter.
Talking points under the camera for Zoom, Google Meet, Teams and every other call. You keep eye contact and your place.
Native Mac app · macOS 14 or later
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Important calls leave no room to look things up.
Numbers, names and the three points you meant to make are in a doc somewhere. Checking it means looking away from the people you're talking to.
- ✕Notes buried in another window
- ✕Looking down reads as unsure
- ✕Forgetting the one point you needed to make
Recommended setup
How to set up Cuey
for Meetings.
- Mode
- Notes
- Placement
- Under Camera
- Size
- Compact
Conversations don't follow a script. Notes mode shows one point at a time and only moves when you tell it to.
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How it works
for Meetings.
01
Write talking points
One point per line: the number, the ask, the name you can't forget.
02
Open Cuey before the call
Paste with ⇧⌘V and pick Notes mode. It sits under the camera, above your call window.
03
Step through as you go
Move forward and back with the arrows. Hide it from the menu bar, or with ⌥⌘T while Cuey is active.
Tips that
make the difference.
Keywords, not sentences
In a conversation you'll speak more naturally from three words than from a full sentence.
Put the number on screen
Prices, dates and metrics are the facts you're most likely to blank on. Give each one its own line.
Share a window, not your screen
When you present, share a single window or tab so only what you choose is visible.
What you'll use
Notes mode
Talking points you step through yourself. Nothing moves until you do.
Camera-first placement
Pin Cuey at the notch, under the camera, beside it, or float it anywhere.
Keyboard shortcuts
Start, pause, hide and paste with shortcuts, or from the menu bar.
Adjustable opacity
Let your call or slides show through the prompter.
Lives in the menu bar
Paste a script, show the prompt and play from the menu bar, without opening a window.
Guides
Also see: Cuey for interviews · Cuey for presentations · Teleprompter for Mac
Questions, answered
Can people on the call see Cuey?+
Cuey doesn't appear in your camera feed. If you share your screen, share a single window or tab rather than the whole screen, so only that content is visible.
Which meeting apps does Cuey work with?+
Any of them. Cuey is its own window on your Mac, so it sits above Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, FaceTime or a browser call. Nothing is installed into the meeting app.
Should I read a full script on a call?+
Usually not. Word-for-word reading suits recorded videos. For live conversations, short talking points in Notes mode sound more natural.
Say it to the camera.
Not to your notes.
Native Mac app · macOS 14 or later