COGNITIVE SUPPORT Platform
Never forget
a familiar face
Cue AI is a quiet companion for people living with memory loss. Cue is designed to preserve continuity in relationships and conversations without disrupting routine.
19 million
Americans living with
dementia or mild cognitive impairment
13 million
Unpaid U.S. family
caregivers
0 products
No existing consumer or clinical product on the market offering real-time,
in-conversation support
THE PROBLEM
Memory loss doesn't take conversation away all at once. It takes it one name at a time.
The word that won't come. The face that's familiar but unplaced. Each small failure makes the next conversation a little less inviting, and social withdrawal can turn a diagnosis into a loss of independence. Existing tools address aspects of the problem, but a reminder app can't tell you who just walked in, and a GPS tracker can't help you finish a sentence.
Cue works in the
seconds that matter.
Not a log to review later. Not an alert for a caregiver across town. A name, a relationship, and a thread of context delivered the moment it's needed, quietly enough that the conversation never breaks.
RUNS ON
Smartphone · Smart glasses
Smart watch · Earbuds
NO NEW HARDWARE
Everyday consumer devices
HOW CUE WORKS
Four capabilities, running quietly at once.
Cue recognizes the people in your life by face and voice through smart glasses and discreetly tells you who they are in under two seconds through the glasses, smart phone or ear buds.
Recognizes
Faces on the glasses or phone. Voiceson the glasses, phone or ear buds.
Answers
'Hey Cue, what appointments do I have today?'
Remembers
Every recognized encounter andconversation with an enrolled party.
Finds a word
When the user is lost mid-sentence
ASK CUE
Memory you can talk to.
Structured life facts and conversation summaries are stored securely, then recalled in real time. There's nothing to search for and no new skill to learn. The person just asks, the same way they would ask a loved one.
Families add context once. Cue takes it from there.
Spoken aloud or displayed on screen, Cue responds to your questions in a matter of seconds.
Hey Cue?
Who was that at the door?
That was Tom, your neighbor from across the street. He brought back the ladder he borrowed in April.
When did I last speak to Adam
You spoke to Adam last Friday night. You talked about the New York Jets, and Adam expressed his frustrations for the team.
Day Recap
Calendar, conversations, and what you last talked about.
Recent Encounters: Who you saw, when, and what was discusses
Conversation Summaries: The topics you covered with each person on each visit.
Calendar and reminders: Accessed from the user’s smartphone.
A warm morning brief: 'Yesterday you saw your friend Adam. You talked about the Jets.'
WHERE CUE FITS
Nothing else does this part.
Families already own trackers, reminder apps, and general AI assistants. None of them can identify a person in the moment and supply the context that makes the moment feel familiar again.
PRIVACY & DATA SAFETY
The version of facial and voice recognition a family would ask for.
Cue is an app on the phone
The glasses and ear buds are how it sees, hears,and speaks. Nothing runs on the glassesthemselves.
On-device biometrics
Face vectors and voice prints stay on the phone. Never transmitted, never stored on ourservers.
Cue is an app on the phone
The glasses and ear buds are how it sees, hears,and speaks. Nothing runs on the glassesthemselves.
Only enrolled people
Cue only recognizes enrolled people that haveconsent to the use of their image and voice.Strangers are ignored.
No audio, no video kept
No audio is ever recorded during live mode. Nobystander data is retained. No faces leave thephone.
Live video announcement
To comply with state law, Cue will announcethat the camera is active before starting livemode.
WHO IS CUE FOR?
One product,
The word that won't come. The face that's familiar but unplaced. Each small failure makes the next conversation a little less inviting — and social withdrawal is what turns a diagnosis into a loss of independence. Existing tools arrive too late: a reminder app can't tell you who just walked in, and a GPS tracker can't help you finish a sentence.
Cue works in the four
seconds that matter.
Not a log to review later. Not an alert for a caregiver across town. A name, a relationship, and a thread of context delivered into the moment itself — quietly enough that the conversation never breaks.
RUNS ON
Smartphone · Smart glasses
Smart watch · Earbuds
NO NEW HARDWARE
Everyday consumer devices,
not medical equpment