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Cue

http://cueup.com/

Last activity: 21.07.2020

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Cue turns the accounts you depend on, like email, contacts and calendar, into an intelligent snapshot of your day. Cue surfaces the right details at the right time, so you’ll always be one step ahead.

Cue enhances your existing calendar by automatically connecting your events to related phone numbers, people, and addresses. Cue makes it easy to contact the people you care about, get to where you are going, and stay informed.

(Cue was formerly known as Greplin)

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Location: United States, California, San Francisco

Employees: 11-50

Total raised: $4M

Founded date: 2009

Investors 1

Date	Name	Website
21.07.2020	Y Combinat...	ycombinato...

Funding Rounds 1

Date	Series	Amount	Investors
14.03.2011	Series A	$4M	-

Mentions in press and media 25

Date	Title	Description
04.10.2013	Right on Cue, Apple chases Google with app acquisition	By Contributor PR Fri, 4th Oct 2013 # Apple # Data Centre Maintenance / Management # Power / Energy # Smartphones # Technology Gifts # Android FYI, this story is more than a year old Rumours coming out of Cupertino claim Apple has acquired ...
03.10.2013	Apple Buys Cue For Over $40M To Compete With Google Now	Personal assistant app Cue has been acquired, we’ve confirmed with a person who should know. The app has sold for between $40 million to $60 million, we’re hearing from two sources, including TechCrunch tips, who posit that Apple has picked...
03.10.2013	Report: Apple buys Cue, a Google Now-esque personal assistant service	reader comments 34 with 33 posters participating Share this story Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Reddit Anonymous sources are telling several outlets (including AppleInsider and TechCrunch) that Apple has just purchased Cue, a ...
03.10.2013	Apple snaps up productivity app Cue for around $35M (report)	Did you miss a session from GamesBeat Summit 2022? All sessions are available to stream now. Learn more. Apple has reportedly purchased Cue, an app that helps you keep on task, for around $30 to $40 million, according to TechCrunch. The app...
03.10.2013	Apple snaps up personal assistant app Cue	Is Apple hoping to build a smart calendar for the next version of iOS? Apple has been doing its damndest lately to make Siri useful. Now it looks like Apple is trying to kick the “personal assistant” deal up a notch with the acquisition of ...
02.10.2013	Cue, The Startup Formerly Known As Greplin, Shuts Down Its App	Cue, the personal assistant app that grew out of a promising search product, has shut down. The company left a brief note on their main page today, shown below. Cue is Shutting Down We appreciate all of the support from you, our users, as C...
16.08.2013	Startups Apparently Do Not Care That Android Is Better	In a must-read post for the tech industry, Twitter experience designer and serial startup founder Paul Stamatiou writes: “Android is Better.” His op-ed serves as something of a wake-up call for the industry, where developers building the ne...
04.06.2013	Sunrise Raises $2.2 Million Because “It Is The Only Calendar App With A Design-Oriented Approach”	When Sunrise introduced its calendar app to iOS users, it was already a crowded space. Yet, the company just raised a $2.2 million seed round led by Resolute.vc and NextView Ventures. It fosters a different approach focused on design and th...
28.05.2013	Google Play Still Missing Top App Titles From iOS, Many Of Which Are Games	Many of today’s tech companies and startups are still building their apps for iOS first, despite Android’s growing market share. The problem stems from a lack of in-house talent, fewer Android-owning beta testers, technical hurdles, fragmen...
04.04.2013	After Processing 50M Events, Smart Calendar App Tempo Launches In Canada	Tempo, the smart calendar startup that spun out of Siri birthplace SRI International, is beginning its international expansion today by launching in Canada. The app tries to enhance the events in your calendar with additional information ba...
31.03.2013	Iterations: Calendar Frenzy, Google Now, and Apple’s “Anticipatory Computing” Problem	Editor’s Note: Semil Shah is a contributor to TechCrunch. You can follow him on Twitter at @semil. Now that the Mailbox sale to Dropbox is complete, let’s move on to the next native iOS app that everyone wants to replace: The Calendar. Yes,...
08.03.2013	How Stripe, Weebly And Cue Make Programming Challenges That Are Good For Recruiting	Editor’s note: Robby Walker is co-founder and CTO of Cue. His previous company, Zenter, sold to Google in 2007. Follow him on Twitter @rwalker. Startups like Stripe, Weebly, and Cue have spent weeks of valuable engineering time building pro...
24.02.2013	My Calendar Has Gotten Smarter In Really Dumb Ways	When I travel to the East Coast, I sometimes feel like I’m living in a time warp, as my iPhone and Google Calendar keep notifying me about meetings that had happened three hours earlier. I’ve already mentioned this problem on TechCrunch, in...
19.02.2013	Sunrise Brilliantly Redefines Calendar Apps On iOS	Meet Sunrise, the calendar app that will replace every calendar app that you’ve tried so far. It’s the best calendar you’ll ever use. Behind its apparent simplicity, there’s a server component (like Mailbox), making it significantly smarter...
18.02.2013	Ivy League Students Get A Behind-The-Scenes Look At Dropbox, Cue, Romotive, And More	Sequoia Capital and the student-run Princeton publication Business Today held their first Start @ A Startup conference this weekend, where more than 100 students (largely, but not entirely, from Ivy League schools) were recruited to join th...
13.02.2013	Incubated By Siri Birthplace SRI, Tempo Launches A Calendar App With The Info You Need For Any Meeting	Even if you’re not as laughably disorganized as I am, I’m guessing you’ve had a few of those “oh, crap” moments before a meeting or a phone call. You’ve sat there desperately trying to remember why you’re meeting with someone, or the exact ...
07.01.2013	Innovating The Email Inbox – Without Deleting All	Cue released data this week that shows that the average number of email messages received by users of its service in 2012 was 5,579. While that figure is not representative of the market at large, it does show how much traffic many email in...
02.01.2013	Cue User Data Shows Email Problem Worsening	In 2008 I was griping about 2,433 unread emails in my inbox. Which is nothing. Today it’s up around 7,000, and I declared an email bankruptcy just a few months ago and started fresh. Cue, a handy mobile app for organizing and searching your...
21.12.2012	CloudMagic Launches Alternative To Google’s “Search Plus Your World” Which Combines Data From All Your Online Services	CloudMagic, the cross-platform cloud search utility for web and mobile, is now introducing a way to combine public data search with personal search. Or, more simply put, it’s rolling out a feature that works like Google’s “Search Plus Your ...
23.09.2012	Acting On Your Behalf	Editor’s note: Daniel Gross is CEO and co-founder of Cue. You can follow him on Twitter here. After meticulously analyzing virtually every aspect of his digital life since 1989, Stephen Wolfram noticed something: “The more routine I can mak...
18.09.2012	Personal Cloud Search Engine CloudMagic Gets Overhauled: Adds Facebook, Dropbox, Evernote, Box & More	CloudMagic, the cross-platform cloud search utility, is one of those little undiscovered gems that has turned into an app that I now launch every day. The service, which started back in 2010 as a browser extension for faster Gmail search, l...
31.08.2012	KiteDesk Goes Where Greplin Failed: Aggregates Cloud Services For Search, Discovery & Interoperability	KiteDesk, which got its start as an Outlook-like add-on for enterprise users of Google Apps, received a major, more consumer-friendly redesign ahead of this week’s official launch. Now, the company is more focused on the broader vision of i...
20.07.2012	Intelligent, Context-Aware Personal Assistant App “Friday” Makes Its Public Debut	How appropriate. That crazy Android personal assistant app called Friday is debuting today, on a Friday . Marketing genius! Friday comes from a startup called Dexetra, the same folks who previously launched the Siri-like Android app Iris. W...
12.07.2012	YC-Backed Filepicker.io Goes Mobile, Brings Cloud Service Integration To iOS And Android Apps	Filepicker.io, a Y Combinator-backed company building tools that make it easier for developers to integrate access to cloud services within their applications, is now bringing its capabilities to mobile developers building apps on iOS and A...
19.06.2012	Greplin Turns Into Cue, Adds Functionality	Personalized search service Greplin announced that it has changed its name to Cue, made some adjustments to its functionality, and is now resides at CueUp.com. Greplin let you search through many social networks, Gmail, and various other po...

Cue

Investors 1

Funding Rounds 1

Mentions in press and media 25

Reviews 0