Remember who this is before you reply.

Your private memory for X.

PeopleCue saves useful context from real X interactions so the next reply, note, draft, or follow-up starts from what already happened.

  • Private memory for people you actually interact with
  • Recall the source behind every useful note
  • Review every suggestion before anything is published

You decide what gets saved and published.

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Alex Kim @alexkim_dev / 2h

Just shipped a tiny tool that saves me an hour a day. Scrappy week, but proud.

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You @you / 1h

Congrats! What problem does it solve?

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Alex Kim

@alexkim_dev

Interaction memory Edit
  • Product founder building dev tools
  • Asked about pricing during launch prep
  • Prefers direct feedback over hype
  • Relevant to this week's Growth Path
Daily cue Open

Reconnect with one person you have not replied to lately.

Create one post from a saved interaction pattern.

Last updated from saved context

Post from memory

Most launch posts sound generic because they ignore the people already asking useful questions. This one starts from Alex's pricing concern and turns it into a clearer product note.
Based on 3 memories
Open Writer

Next actions

Use the saved context as source material

Review claims before publishing

Track metrics after the post is live

AI suggestions use supplied context. You review first.

From interaction to useful next step

01

Save the useful part

Capture the question, promise, topic, or note that should shape the next interaction.

02

Recall it in the moment

See profile context before you reply, reopen a thread, or decide whether someone needs a follow-up.

03

Write with context

Draft replies and posts from saved people, source notes, voice settings, and your own review.

04

Keep the loop open

Track follow-ups, VIP flags, tags, and manual results so good conversations do not disappear into the feed.

Context on X. Full control in your workspace.

The extension keeps the current person close while you browse X. The private workspace holds the longer record: memories, follow-ups, writing, planning, and account controls.

PeopleCue extension showing saved context for a known X profile
Check who someone is, what happened before, and what needs a next step without leaving X.
PeopleCue workspace showing a person's memory overview
Review saved memories and their sources before you write, reply, or schedule a follow-up.

The feed forgets. You do not have to.

A good question, promise, introduction, or launch reply can vanish before it shapes your next conversation. PeopleCue gives those details a private place to live.

Wait, weren't we talking about your app? What did they say they are working on? That reply should probably become a post.

Clear boundaries around private context.

  • We only save what you choose to save.
  • No mass crawling. No follower scraping.
  • No auto-posting. No hidden data collection.
  • AI processing runs through the backend.
  • Export or delete product data anytime.

Start with one interaction worth remembering.

Open the web workspace to set up your private workflow. Add the extension when you want saved context beside X. Current paid plans start with Solo at $29/month.

One private workflow, organized around the job at hand.

Start from the next thing you need to do. Each area carries the relevant people, sources, and status forward.

01

Before a reply

See profile context and recent interactions before you reply, follow up, or save a note.

02

When an idea is worth writing

Use saved context, references, brand voice, and person notes as source material for posts and replies.

03

When you need a plan

Organize daily and weekly tasks around your settings and saved work. Adjust the workload or pause it at any time.

04

When someone needs a next step

Track follow-ups, VIP flags, and tags when a conversation needs another step.

05

After you publish

Record owned-post metrics, review what happened, and keep measured facts separate from interpretation.