A calm, paper-like scratchpad beside your coding agents — write, autosave, dispatch.
❯bun test
✓ 42 pass, 0 fail
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Leave your cursor in the target input and summon CuePad. Hit dispatch — the text lands right where you were typing. Pin your favorite target, and let auto-send press Enter for you.
100% local — every card lives in one SQLite file on your Mac. No account. No cloud. No telemetry.
Full-screen cards with light styling for headings, lists and code blocks. Plain text in, plain text out — every keystroke autosaves.
CuePad lives in the tray and hides instead of closing. One global shortcut brings it back, right over your work.
⌥ SpaceSend the whole card, or split it into blocks and dispatch any single one — numbered if you like.
⇧ ↵Immersive editing with gentle styling for ## headings, - lists, code blocks and {{variables}}. Split a draft into blocks with Shift + Enter, then copy or dispatch the whole card or any single block.
Draft with {{variables}}; CuePad asks for the values right before you copy or dispatch — and each card remembers your last answers.
⌘ F searches projects, cards and tags from anywhere. Enter jumps straight to the card.
A horizontal project bar, global favorites, floating to-dos — and a trash that forgives.
A quiet desk for loud ideas.
Light, dark, or follow the system — the paper stays easy on your eyes.
CuePad is free and open source under Apache-2.0. One click gets the latest Apple Silicon build.
Ad-hoc signed, not notarized — on first launch, right-click the app and choose Open.