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Cue

Cue is a hand-curated UI component library with references to high-quality web and product interactions. It gives designers, developers, agencies, and solo builders AI prompts they can use in Bolt, v0, Cursor, Framer AI, ChatGPT, or Claude.

Cue

Curated UI references for AI-assisted building

Cue is a hand-curated UI component library for designers, developers, agencies, solo makers, and product teams building interfaces with a distinctive interaction quality. Its entries are references to selected web and product interactions, rather than a collection of generic, machine-generated templates.

The current delivery method is an AI prompt attached to each component. A user browses Cue, copies a prompt, and pastes it into Bolt, v0, Cursor, Framer AI, ChatGPT, or Claude to produce a starting implementation. Cue is an editorial layer on top of those tools: it does not host projects, deploy code, or run an AI model itself.

Key features

Hand-curated component references

Each library entry is selected from an Awwwards-caliber site, a Behance or Dribbble interaction, or a production component judged best-in-class by the founder.

AI prompts for each component

Every component includes a prompt that can be copied into Bolt, v0, Cursor, Framer AI, ChatGPT, or Claude to create a working implementation in the user's preferred tool.

Filterable library browsing

The library can be browsed by tag and tier, with previews for free users and premium items marked by a paywall.

Lifetime access and ongoing drops

Cue+ members get the full current library, unlimited prompt copies, and all future weekly drops through a one-time lifetime purchase.

Bookmarks and billing access

Users can save or bookmark components for later reference, and paid customers can download invoices from their billing page.

Planned code and MCP access

React source code for leading items and an MCP server for Cursor, Claude Desktop, and other MCP-aware tools are being rolled out rather than presented as the current core delivery.

Who uses Cue

  • Freelance designers and developers

    Use curated interaction references and prompts as a starting point for client landing pages instead of assembling a visual direction from broad inspiration sites each time.

  • Solo product builders

    Browse a selected set of patterns, copy a prompt, and generate an initial component in an AI-first workflow with Bolt, v0, Cursor, or Framer AI.

  • Agencies and small teams

    Build a shared reference library for websites and digital products that need a more considered interaction direction than off-the-shelf templates provide.

  • Design engineers

    Use the component references as a taste and implementation starting point while retaining control over the final interface, code, and toolchain.

  • Founders and product teams

    Bookmark promising components and use them as starting points for marketing sites, product surfaces, or portfolios without treating Cue as a hosted project environment.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Every component is selected by a human from a high-quality web, design, or production reference rather than generated to fill a catalog.
  • Prompt delivery works across several AI tools, so users are not tied to one builder or framework.
  • Cue+ uses a one-time lifetime purchase and includes future weekly drops at no additional charge for members.

Cons

  • Cue does not provide hosted projects, deployment, or its own code-generation model.
  • React source code and MCP support are still being rolled out, so the current product centers on prompts and references.
  • Enterprise features such as SSO, on-premises deployment, and custom licensing are not offered today.

FAQ

What does Cue provide?

Cue is a curated component library. Each entry includes an AI prompt that can be copied into Bolt, v0, Cursor, Framer AI, ChatGPT, or Claude to generate a component in that tool. Cue does not run an AI model, host projects, or deploy code.

How does the workflow work?

Users browse the library, preview available components, copy a component prompt, and paste it into their chosen AI builder. Free users have two AI-prompt copies per 24 hours; Cue+ members have unlimited copies.

What is included in the free and paid plans?

The library has 50+ components, with selected free components available for evaluation. Cue+ unlocks the full current library and includes future weekly drops.

How is Cue priced?

Cue+ Founding Lifetime costs USD $99 as a one-time payment for the first 50 members. After the founding allocation sells out, the standard lifetime price is USD $249. Applicable local taxes may be added at checkout.

Are React source code and MCP support available?

React source code for top components and MCP support are being rolled out. The current product provides AI prompts for every component; React source and MCP access are included for Cue+ members as they ship.

Quick Facts

Category
Design Tool; Developer Tool
Library size
50+ components
Current output
AI prompt for every component
Supported prompt tools
Bolt, v0, Cursor, Framer AI, ChatGPT, and Claude
Free access
Browse the library with two AI-prompt copies per 24 hours
Founding plan
USD $99 one-time for the first 50 members