What is Cues?
A private memory for your life that your AI assistants share. You talk to the AI you already use; it looks up what it needs in Cues before answering and saves what it learns afterwards.
Do I need to install a new app?
No. You add Cues to your assistant once, as a connector, and sign in. After that you just chat. There is nothing to open, file or tidy.
Which assistants does it work with?
Cues connects to assistants that accept custom connectors. We’re building for Claude, ChatGPT and Grok first, then Gemini and personal agents. What each assistant allows depends on its plan, and we’ll be clear about that before the alpha starts.
How is this different from the memory built into ChatGPT or Claude?
Built-in memory lives inside one product. Cues is designed to keep a structured, linked record of your goals, people, plans and decisions, and to bring that record to every assistant you connect.
Is my data private?
Cues is designed so each person’s memory lives in its own isolated instance, not in one big shared database. It’s yours: you’ll be able to export it, and deleting your account deletes your instance, with its backups expiring within 14 days.
When you connect an assistant, what it reads from Cues is handled under that assistant’s own privacy terms, so connect the ones you trust.
We’ll publish a full privacy policy before the alpha opens. For the waitlist itself, see our waitlist privacy note.
What will it cost?
The alpha is free. After that we plan to charge $20 a month, with a two-week free trial.
When can I start?
We’re inviting a small first group in December 2026 and opening up gradually from there. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when your spot is ready.
Who is building Cues?
Cues is made by Cashflow Ventures. It began as the system our founder built to run one very full life, before we decided everyone should have one.
Is Cues good for my memory?
We don’t know yet, and we won’t claim it. Psychologists call handing memory to a trusted tool cognitive offloading; we’ll be measuring whether Cues helps.