About LiveCue
LiveCue gives you live answers during calls and interviews. It hears your call in a Chrome tab, spots the questions people ask, and puts a clear answer on your screen within seconds.
Who made LiveCue
LiveCue was created by Adarsh Kanaujia, who designed and built it in India and runs it today. Adarsh has an MBA in International Business (Finance) from Symbiosis Institute of International Business (SIIB), Pune.
What LiveCue does
- It works on Google Meet, Zoom, Teams or any browser tab with sound.
- You can use it as a Chrome extension, or open the web app at livecue.in/app with nothing to install.
- A 2-minute practice interview lets you try it before a real call, with no sign-up needed.
- It runs on credits: one credit for each question answered. You can pay in rupees by UPI, card or netbanking. See pricing.
How it started
Adarsh started the project behind LiveCue in April 2026 as a small Chrome extension for live calls. LiveCue is an independent product, built and run in India.
Official website and contact
LiveCue's official website is livecue.in. You can get the Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store.
For help with your account, payments or privacy, email hello@livecue.in.
LiveCue at livecue.in is not connected with other apps or websites that use a similar name.
Your data
LiveCue never receives, records or stores your audio. The privacy policy explains what it keeps and why.
Learn more
- How LiveCue works, from a question in your call to an answer on your screen.
- Step-by-step guides for Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams.
- Frequently asked questions and privacy in plain words.