Live presentations for teams who present for a living
Slides thatfollow you.
Just talk. Cue listens and brings up the right slide, in your brand, ready before you walk in. No clicker, no fixed order, no hunting.
Anyone who presents for a living knows the deck can fight you.
A scripted demo of how Cue behaves in a live talk.
A clicker in your hand
You came to talk to people, and you are operating a device.
The thumbnail hunt
Someone asks a good question, and you scroll while the room waits.
A deck with one order
Your talk has one path. A real conversation never does.
Three steps. The last one is just talking.
01Learn your brand
Feed it your last few decks. Cue pulls out your colors, type, layouts, imagery and voice into one profile you review and lock. It happens once.
02Build the talk
Give it your topic, notes and documents. In a minute or two it builds your arc, the tangents you might get pulled into, and calm cards to rest on. Change anything you like.
03Just talk
Walk in and speak the way you speak. Cue listens and brings up the right slide, in the order the conversation actually goes.
Conversations wander. Now your slides do too.
Cue doesn't build a straight line of slides. It builds your arc and the places a room is likely to pull you, finished before you walk in. Ask it something.
Can one account run several brands? Yes. Each one keeps its own profile, logos and talks.
A scripted demo of how Cue behaves in a live talk.
Looks like your company. Never like AI.
A slide that goes off-brand in front of a customer is worse than no slide. Feed Cue your last five decks and it matches your house style, down to the logo corner.
Your assets come first
Your logos and approved images before anything else. Generated art is only the fallback.
A linter on every slide
Off-palette color, missing logo, a phrase your brand avoids: the slide gets rewritten before it can reach a screen.
Several brands, one account
Each brand keeps its own profile, logos and talks, so sub-brands, or every client of an agency, stay apart.