VerbaCue requires macOS 14 or later. Download the signed 1.0.0-1 release and verify it against the evidence published beside it.
Download VerbaCueUse only the link on this site. Before opening the app, verify the release signature, notarization, version, architecture, and checksum published with the download.
These files are derived from and locked to VerbaCue 1.0.0-1. Download the checksum, then from the folder containing the DMG run shasum -a 256 VerbaCue-1.0.0-1.dmg, and compare the 64-character result. The manifest records the exact artifact, source commit, signing, notarization, and architectures.
Open the downloaded disk image or archive, then drag VerbaCue into Applications before opening it.
Microphone access enables your local voice and voice-following transcript. Screen Recording access may be needed to capture other participants’ audio for live cues and is also used by Rehearse to capture its own spoken questions. macOS shows and controls both permissions.
Open Assist, choose Rehearse, then choose Load 3-minute sample. Loading only fills the local question field: it does not start capture, contact the service, or start the trial. Review the three harmless fictional client-pilot questions, then choose Start rehearsal and review the managed-data confirmation. If this is your first Assist use, choosing Continue and start Assist starts the 7-day no-card trial. VerbaCue speaks each question so you can judge a short cue and then answer without a real call or customer material. With Auto-suggest off, choose Suggest after the spoken question and before answering it yourself.
Open a practice call, confirm the intended input, request one cue, and verify that the VerbaCue overlay is absent from your exact screen-share mode.
Your license key is in the purchase receipt and Lemon My Orders. Treat it like a password: never send it to support.