The five signals that produce listening.
Cue measures response gap, pause, energy, interruptions, and pace, live, during your Zoom, Teams, and Meet calls. On-device. Nothing recorded.
Listening is five subtle behaviors. Cue measures all five.
Response gap
The milliseconds between the other person finishing and you beginning to speak.
Within-turn pause
The strategic pauses inside your own turn that invite a response instead of filling silence.
Energy mirroring
Whether your vocal energy tracks the room, or drifts away from it.
Interruption count
Confirmed mic-and-tab overlap, not a guess.
Pace
Words per minute, measured against your own 90-day baseline.
What it does not do.
Cue does not promise you will become a better listener. It promises the five signals will be measurable, every call.
Audio never leaves your device.
Every signal is computed on-device by an AudioWorklet running on your browser's audio thread. The architecture is the proof: open Chrome DevTools, Network tab, during a session. Zero outbound requests while Cue is listening.
Built on published research, not intuition.
Templeton et al., 2022 · PNAS
Response latency in conversation signals social connection, independent of what was said.
Liu et al., 2025 · Journal of Experimental Social Psychology
Vocal energy accommodation between speakers tracks rapport over the course of a conversation.
Pentland, 2008 · Honest Signals, MIT Press
Vocal patterns, not word choice, carry the measurable signal in most social exchanges.
Roediger & Karpicke, 2006 · Psychological Science
Retrieval practice strengthens learning more reliably than passive review.
Tulving & Thomson, 1973 · Psychological Review
Recall works best when the conditions at retrieval match the conditions at encoding.
For anyone with one important conversation a week who wants the data to be different a year from now.
Questions
Chrome 116 or later, and a one-time microphone permission grant. Cue works on Zoom Web, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet.