Cue
Don’t lose what you meant to come back to.
The pile
You saved it somewhere. You forgot where.
A link in a tab. A note to yourself. A message you swore you’d answer. Everything you meant to come back to, scattered across a dozen places that never give it back.
It isn’t a memory problem. It’s a pile with no home.
How it works
Three taps and it’s kept.
No inbox to triage, no system to learn. Cue holds the thing so you can get back to your day.
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01 · SaveSave without leaving.
Tap Share, pick Cue, and stay exactly where you were. The link is filed before you’ve thought about it twice.
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02 · TagTags that almost tag themselves.
Cue guesses how you’d file it and offers the words. One tap and it’s shelved.
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03 · FindBrowse by mood, not by date.
Every tag becomes a shelf, so the thing you want is grouped with the things it belongs with.
Made to be lived with
A few quiet strengths.
Nothing shouting for your attention. Just the parts that make coming back feel easy.
Previews worth coming back to.
YouTube, Reddit, GitHub, Wikipedia, each saved as a rich card that opens in the app you already use.
It waits, quietly.
No badges, no streaks, no reminders. Cue holds your pile and leaves you alone until you want it.
Your library is yours.
Export it as JSON or CSV anytime, or erase everything with one tap.
Privacy
Private by architecture, not by promise.
- No account.
- No ads.
- No analytics.
- No tracking.
Your library lives on your device and your own iCloud. We run no servers. Period.
Read the privacy policy →A queue that ends.
Read something, and it leaves the queue. Archive what you’ve finished, and feel the calm of an empty one.
No guilt. No bottomless list. Just the few things you actually meant to read.