03 / 04 · LOCAL-FIRST REPLY ASSISTANT
Stay in the conversation. Press one shortcut, choose a reply, and keep the final word.
Thursday at the same time works. Could you send the updated proposal before we meet?
Let me check my calendar.
Thursday works. I’ll update the calendar and send the revised proposal before we meet.
ContextCue lives beside the conversation already on screen. It reads one user-invoked screenshot, selects only relevant local memory, and turns that context into a handful of distinct, usable replies.
A global shortcut triggers one capture of the visible conversation. There is no background recording.
A configured vision model reads the current exchange instead of guessing from copied fragments.
Profile, relationship, channel, and recently accepted replies are selected locally for this one request.
Swipe between strategies and insert the best candidate into the input field. ContextCue never presses send.
The overlay stays attached to the application and window that created it. Switch conversations and it disappears; return and it comes back with the same candidates.
Thursday works for me. I’ll send the revised proposal beforehand and update the invite today.
One visible-window screenshot, only after the shortcut is pressed.
ON DEMANDExplicit profile, contact, facts, and accepted replies stay in a local store.
LOCALEach API key is encrypted through the operating system keychain.
PROTECTEDThe selected text is inserted for review; sending always remains manual.
NEVERWorks with WeChat, Slack, Lark, Gmail, Teams, WhatsApp, and other visible apps without owning their history.
Produces two to five validated candidates with meaningfully different approaches, not cosmetic rewrites.
Supports multiple Responses and Chat Completions providers while checking that the selected model can actually see images.
06 — BUILD
A cross-platform desktop product spanning screen capture, window binding, encrypted provider settings, local memory, and best-effort cross-app insertion.
07 — VISIT CONTEXTCUE
Explore the complete product story, privacy boundaries, and current Mac beta on the official website.