# DevCue One

> Local desktop voice assistant for coding on macOS.

DevCue One is a local desktop product for developer workflows. It is designed around a simple promise: you speak the work forward, the system fans that work across active coding tools, and you return to visible progress instead of starting from zero.

## Product summary
- Voice-driven coding for macOS desktop workflows.
- Supports workflows around tools such as Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor CLI, and Qwen Code.
- Emphasizes parallel work, multi-session flow, and lower dependence on the keyboard.
- Distributed as downloadable Apple Silicon and Intel Mac DMG files.
- Website includes English and Chinese product pages plus privacy and terms pages.

## Recommended pages
- [English product page](https://devcue.one/en/)
- [Chinese product page](https://devcue.one/zh/)
- [Privacy page](https://devcue.one/en/privacy/)
- [Terms page](https://devcue.one/en/terms/)

## Operational notes
- DevCue One is described on the site as a local desktop client, not a hosted account platform.
- Users choose and configure their own IDE, model, TTS, and STT providers.
- Privacy and terms emphasize local control and third-party provider responsibility.

## Canonical references
- [Website root](https://devcue.one/)
- [GitHub repository](https://github.com/wzfukui/DevCueOne)
- [Robots.txt](https://devcue.one/robots.txt)
- [Sitemap](https://devcue.one/sitemap.xml)