How Sidecue listens and what its cues look like. Saved to your account and synced to the extension.
Your settings are stored in your account so the extension can use them on any computer.
Sign inYou can also switch mode at the top of the extension’s side panel. The settings below adapt to the mode.
So Sidecue can tell when someone is talking to you, e.g. “Alex, can you…”.
Sidecue explains more at lower levels and only the subtle things at higher ones.
Summaries and term meanings can be in your own language. Reply suggestions stay in the meeting language.
Reply suggestions only use facts from your Notes.Answers only use facts from your Notes — no made-up details.
Fewer words — easier to glance at in fast conversations.Short bullets instead of paragraphs — easier to read aloud.
Search the web for names and jargon. Can add a little delay.
Fade out the previous cue when a new one arrives.
The language people speak in the meeting.
Seconds of silence before Sidecue treats a turn as finished. Raise it for speakers who pause mid-thought.
How other participants are labelled in the transcript.
Show the live transcript under the cues in the side panel.
Join consecutive lines from the same speaker.
Show a placeholder card while a cue is being written.