Your screen share stays clean.
Cues appear on a separate phone, so an ordinary share of your laptop window does not include them, though a camera or mirroring still can.
When a customer asks a question on your laptop, EvidCue is built to put the approved company answer on a separate phone while the meeting continues, so you can check it and decide what to say.
Closed beta. The example below is fictional and is not a connected answering service, a released mobile app or a live meeting integration. Use assistance only where permitted.
Yes. Our standard plan includes two onboarding sessions.
Fictional example · Approved card: onboarding policyCues appear on a separate phone, so an ordinary share of your laptop window does not include them, though a camera or mirroring still can.
Answer cards carry wording your company approved, and any source passage or AI draft is labelled so it never passes as one.
EvidCue offers a cue, and the person speaking checks it and stays responsible for every word.
Built for customer calls where help is allowed, never for restricted tests, exams or interviews.
Real screens from the EvidCue website with fictional cue examples. Explore the closed beta preview, not a connected answering service.
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Your meeting on your laptop. Your answer cues on your phone. Explore the workflow. Known questions use prewritten, approved cards. For context, source lookup. Evidence is not automatically approved wording. Complex questions get a labelled AI draft, requiring human review. You check the cue and decide what to say. Assistance must be permitted. EvidCue. Closed beta preview, not a live answering service. Request a walkthrough.
Closed beta. This page does not demonstrate automatic listening, question detection or a connected meeting integration. An ordinary computer window share need not include a separate phone, though cameras or mirroring may still show it.
Match to a bounded, prewritten line. Show the approved answer or show nothing.
First to surfaceFind relevant passages and show where they came from. Evidence is not automatically approved wording.
After lookupCompose a clearly labelled suggestion that a person reviews before anyone relies on it.
Most deliberateThe order describes relative complexity, not measured latency. No speed or accuracy figure is claimed. Read the guide to approved cards, source evidence, and AI drafts. Review checklist for AI drafts. Separate phone screen share checklist.
You should always know whether you are looking at an approved line, a sourced passage or generated reasoning. The person speaking remains responsible for what they say.
Check company specific product, onboarding or policy answers on a separate phone during permitted customer calls. The walkthrough shows the closed beta, not access to a connected answering service.
See whether your reps could find and review the right company answer without leaving the conversation. Source controls, company specific content and safe deployment still need to be built and tested. Shorter sales cycles are a hypothesis, not a measured result.
EvidCue is a closed beta companion built to show relevant answer cues on a separate phone while your customer meeting stays on your laptop. You review the cue and decide what to say. This website is not a live answering service or a released mobile app. Use assistance only where permitted.
EvidCue is designed to pick one of three routes: an approved card for a known question, a retrieved source passage for a question that needs context, or a clearly labelled AI draft for a complex question. Source evidence is not approved wording, and AI drafts require human review.
No, EvidCue is in closed beta and is not yet a production-ready service. An earlier internal build showed a phone companion view and bounded matching, but the standalone three-route service and domain specific validation are not yet established.
Not always: an ordinary share of a computer window need not include a separate phone, but cameras, mirroring, whole-device capture and other setups can expose it. Use assistance only where permitted and disclose it where required.
Closed beta, with live walkthroughs on request. An earlier internal build showed a phone companion view and bounded cue matching. The cue view on this page is not connected to a live answering service or a validated, approved corpus. Audit grade logs, approval and version metadata, and domain specific validation are still ahead. Treat the examples here as an explanation, not as answers to rely on in a real conversation.