Know what to say, in the three seconds you have
Three opening lines for the situation in front of you, coaching on a conversation that stalled, and a memory for every person you talk to — so nothing gets asked twice.
5 credits free, no card needed
Real Life: opening lines for where you actually are
Photograph the room, the queue, the table — or describe it in a line. The app reads the place, what is going on and how open the moment looks, then writes three opening lines in the style you picked. One credit from a description, two with a photo.
It remembers people between conversations
Save a fact about someone — their job, what they are into, what to stay off — and it goes into every later suggestion. The line already used goes with it, under an instruction not to offer it again. My Vibes keeps a card per person, and the diary keeps the notes that belong to nobody.
Faces are covered, not blurred
Blur can be reversed, so blur is never what leaves the phone. Every face found is filled in opaquely on the device itself, and if the detector cannot run, the photo is not sent at all. Names, numbers and handles become placeholders first. Screenshots of a conversation stay on the phone entirely — a profile page is sent as an image, because half of it is photographs, and you see exactly what goes.
What it is not
It hosts no profiles, so there is nobody to browse, search or swipe. It does not match or introduce people to each other, and there is no messaging inside it — nobody can be contacted through VibeCue at all. Every person you use it about is someone you have already met or are standing near. We sell a better opening, not an outcome.