Cue by Manus

2026-09-28 An independent personal agents app launched with Manus2.0; it can be operated by a single agent or multiple agents can collaborate by role.

Limitations: Not automatically inheriting all of Manus Studio's professional production/native control capabilities

Web/Desktop/Mobile; Currently visible in the iOS store, iOS/iPadOS17+, version 26.17.9; Google Play10/8 updated.

Limitations: 9/28 Manuscript iOS is yet to be reviewed and has been updated by the current store status; functions vary by device/region/service

The App Store lists 22 interface languages, including English, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, etc.; multiple regional stores are available, but there is no full-featured country list.

Limitations: Interface language is not equivalent to phone/merchant performance language guarantee; phone number and payment area must be verified separately

An invitation code is required; the official App Store says registration is free and Plus is free after being invited. The store has SKU, Cloud Computer, Plus/Pro/Max in-app purchases, and the amount displayed on the SKU cannot be regarded as the calculated monthly fee.

Limitations: Long-term charges, quotas and in-app purchase cycles have not been verified in this public material.

Supports scheduling and supported event/condition triggering to notify or perform allowed actions; can monitor fares, reservation vacancies, and deadlines.

Each agent can have an independent computer and still work after being offline; the official store limit depends on availability.

Conditions: Specific accounts, regions and permissions determine availability.

Limitations: The OS/Isolation SLA of each agent machine is not disclosed; Manus Remote Control cannot be regarded as the same function as Cue without evidence.

Agents can have an email, phone, wallet and computer; the official 10/8 instructions support making/receiving calls, sending and receiving emails, bookings, and approved purchases; payment user confirmation.

Gmail, Slack, Notion, Trip, Oura, MyFitnessPal and supported email/calendar/messaging/travel/health services.

Limitations: The complete connector action matrix is not disclosed; the column names are not tested one by one

Each agent’s own conversation and memory; remembering preferences, past decisions, project goals and long-term context.

Conversations and group chats in the Cue app can be used as external channels, and your own email and phone can be used as external channels; service agents can be created by scanning the QR of supported merchants.

The official help currently lists iMessage, Telegram, LINE and Slack; the same agent can keep multiple platforms enabled at the same time and switch connections one by one.

There are official research/writing roles and deck examples; all Cue-specific document/media formats and editing capability matrices were not found.

Limitations: Studio video editing/GameDev, etc. are separate Manus product capabilities and are not integrated into Cue.

Multiple agents in the group collaborate; the Skills configurations of Cue and Manus are separated, and the skills created/imported by Manus will not be automatically transferred to Cue.

Official research site → candidate list → handover of recommended deck; error recovery, idempotence, long task timeout and approval reentrancy specifications are not disclosed.

App/information/operation approval can be selected for each agent; QR merchant order payment confirmation.

Limitations: No independent security audit or prompt-injection reliability results

The official help clarifies that Cue and Manus share accounts and data; deletion affects both, and currently it is not possible to delete Cue and keep Manus; legal/anti-fraud and other information may continue to be necessary.

App Store data labels are self-reported by developers and include associated user content/identification/purchase/diagnosis; this time the Manus privacy URL only returns an empty page, and no Cue-specific default training or retention details are verified.

The author of Zentor conducted research on macOS testing public venues on 10/1: 12 fields with sources in three venues, and handover retains uncertainty; the second agent requires additional clear instructions before reviewing, capturing the difference in seating layout capacity.

Limitations: Competing vendor blog, self-reported single observation; not tested for phone calls, payments, private files/connectors, and outreach; no quantified reliability scores