Cue Cards: AI Speech Notes

Notes apps weren't built for speaking. Cue Cards is.

Free to write. Build as many decks as you like, use every editor tool, and let the on-device AI turn your notes into cards. Unlock Play once, and you can run any deck at full length forever.

Write your talk as a deck of cards - one beat per card - then hit Play. Your talking points appear huge and glanceable on a black screen built for stages, podiums, and studios. Tap or swipe to move between cards. No scrolling, no losing your place, no squinting at a Google Doc.

MADE FOR SPEAKING
- Podcast episodes and interviews
- Wedding toasts and best-man speeches
- Conference talks, sermons, lectures, pitches
- Anywhere you'd rather glance at beats than read a script

TIMERS THAT KEEP YOU ON PACE
- One continuous deck timer - count up, or count down from your time slot
- Per-card timers ("this story gets 90 seconds")
- Auto-time cards from your script length
- The screen flashes when a card's time is up - silent, unmissable
- Timer colors shift green to yellow to red as time runs down

AN EDITOR THAT GETS OUT OF THE WAY
- Write like a notes app; bold, italics, colors, and bullets
- Paste a speech from any app and split it into cards in one tap
- Reorder cards with a touch and hold
- Set text size from S to XL - or pinch, mid-speech

WRITE IT WITH AI, ON YOUR DEVICE
- Talk it through out loud and it writes your cards for you
- Paste a brief, run of show, or notes and have them formatted into cards
- Or just describe the talk and get a starting deck with the timings set
- Runs on your iPhone using Apple Intelligence. Nothing is sent to a server.

BUILT FOR THE MOMENT
- Screen stays awake while you speak
- Works in portrait and landscape, iPhone and iPad
- Your decks stay yours - synced through your own iCloud, never our servers. No account, no tracking, nothing to sign up for

One payment unlocks Play for good. No subscription, no account, nothing to sign up for. From the team behind Cuer, the rundown software broadcast teams run their live shows on.