A home-screen widget for ADHD brains

Glance.
Tap. Done.

Cue puts your next task right on your home screen — no app to open, no list to manage, no guilt if you miss a day.

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Cue's widget on a real phone lock screen, showing today's routine marked all done.

Why Cue, not another task app

It's not a system. It's a cue.

Most productivity apps ask you to plan, log, and review. Cue asks you to glance and tap — that's the whole interaction, every time.

See it before you decide to look

The widget sits on your home screen with your next step already visible — no unlocking, no scrolling past everything else your phone thinks is urgent.

No streaks to break

Miss a day and Cue doesn't lecture you about it. It just shows you tomorrow's step. Nothing is scored, nothing is a broken promise.

Never leaves your phone

No account, no login, no cloud sync. Your routines live only on your own device — there's nothing to sign up for and nothing to sync.

How it works

Set it up once. Glance at it forever.

Three steps, and only the first one takes any real effort.

First

Build one routine

Morning, Evening, Bedtime — pick a starting point and add the steps that are actually yours. Takes under a minute.

2/2

Then

Tap the widget

Your next task is already on the home screen. One tap marks it done — no app to open, no screen to unlock into.

Cue widget showing the current routine on a home screen.

Look back

Glance at History

A quiet 14-day grid — darker means more got done. No percentages, no grades, nothing telling you that you failed.

Cue's History screen, a calm density grid of the last 14 days.

Who it's actually for

You don't need a diagnosis to use it.

The student Reliably forgets what time her lab starts. Now the widget tells her before she has to remember to check.
The parent Running two kids and a shift schedule. One glance at the home screen replaces the mental list he used to lose halfway through the morning.
The keys-loser Four times this month, by his own count. Cue didn't fix that — it just made "check for your keys" the one thing on his screen before he leaves.

Pricing

Free to start. Free to stay, if one routine is enough.

Every install gets a 3-day full-access preview automatically — no signup, no card, no catch. After that, it settles into a permanent free tier.

Free, forever

$0

One routine, unlimited items, the full widget experience — permanently, not a trial.

  • One active routine
  • Home-screen widget
  • 14-day History
  • No account required

Cue Plus

$3.99/mo

or $24.99/year — for whenever one routine stops being enough.

  • Unlimited routines
  • Everything in Free
  • Cancel anytime, in your App Store or Play Store account

Your next task is one tap away.

Install Cue, add one routine, and put it where you'll actually see it.

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