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# Welcome to OnCue

OnCue is a living memory of your work relationships for Windows: it listens to your calls and channels, remembers everyone you talk to and what was said, and tells you what to say next — in your voice, the moment you need it.

Everything is captured on your machine. Nothing is auto-sent. The overlay stays off screen shares. The more you use it, the sharper it gets.

Built for sales, customer calls, interviews, 1:1s, negotiations, partnerships — anywhere the right words matter.

## What it does

* **Relationship memory** — every person becomes a dossier (role, style, temperament, what they care about), built automatically. See your network as an interactive graph.
* **Commitments** — tracks what you owe each person and they owe you, and resurfaces it before you talk again.
* **Replies in your voice** — drafted from your persona, tuned per person, and biased toward the angles you actually pick.
* **Briefs & live awareness** — walk in knowing where things stand; quiet flags during the call catch contradictions, commitments, and dodged questions.
* **Live transcription** — your mic and the other side, speaker-tagged with real names.
* **Channels** — Slack and Telegram threads feed the same memory.
* **Knowledge** — notes, files, folders, or a pasted link ground every reply.
* **Sessions** — scoped working contexts that produce a summary + action items.

## Next steps

* [Getting started](/oncue/getting-started.md) — install, sign in, first session.
* [Relationships & memory](/oncue/relationships.md) — how OnCue learns your people.
* [Commitments & briefs](/oncue/commitments.md) — what's owed, and context before every call.
* [Plans & usage](/oncue/plans.md) — what's included and how billing works.