
Soundcue is an audio-first iPhone app that works with a Bluetooth clicker on a locked screen. Hear a prompt, tap to answer, and get instant feedback—built for learning on the move.
Patent Pending
Early Access is currently for US-based iPhone users learning Spanish.
Listening is easy to drift through—no recall, no feedback loop.
Language learning needs quick prompts + retrieval practice.
But you can’t safely interact with a screen while moving.
Podcasts and audio courses are passive. You’re stuck just consuming information. No feedback. No engagement.
Audio prompts → click to answer
Multiple-choice you can complete hands-free.
Instant feedback
Hear the correct answer + a quick explanation.
Adapts to your level + goals
Beginner to intermediate; travel, work, daily life scenarios.


Step 1 — Set your goal
Choose your Spanish level + focus (travel / basics / conversation).
Step 2 — Listen & click
Hear a short scenario or question, then tap your clicker to answer.
Step 3 — Get feedback instantly
Correct/incorrect + a quick explanation, then next prompt.
Tailor learning to your Goals:
Arriving at the airport (immigration, baggage, directions)
Checking into a hotel (reservations, requests, issues)
Ordering food and drinks (menus, substitutions, paying)
Doctor’s appointment (describing symptoms, questions, next steps)
Business meetings (introductions, clarifying, action items)
Your custom scenario

Three Buttons. Endless Potential.

Put on your headphones, turn on the clicker, and open the Soundcue™ app.

Audio content plays through your headphones. Use a button on the clicker to answer, select, or navigate.

Step 3 – Learn hands-free
You’ll hear feedback right away — no interaction with the phone needed. Keep moving, keep learning.
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Listen, think, and respond — all without looking at your phone.
Keep your phone tucked away. Stay focused on your surroundings.
Unlike podcasts, Soundcue challenges you to stay sharp and engaged.
A 3-button remote that lets you quiz, navigate, and learn on the go.
Want to learn biology or world capitals? Soundcue adapts to your goals.
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Phone stays locked and away
Taps are simple and can be done by feel
You control when to start/stop a session
Reminder: use responsibly and stay aware of your surroundings
Soundcue works on iPhones with Bluetooth clickers. Android support is coming soon.
No. Once you start the session, you can keep your phone locked and in your pocket. You’ll use a Bluetooth clicker to interact.
Right now, for this pilot, yes; other topics later.
We’ll share a recommended model after you sign up.
US for now
Yes — it’s designed exactly for those moments. Keep your focus on the world around you while staying connected.
Bluetooth clickers cost around $10-$15
It also works as a remote for taking photos, controlling music, and other apps — not just Soundcue.
Yes! We’ll support custom topics — including ones based on your own interests or content.
© Soundcue™ 2026. All rights reserved. Patent pending.
Last updated: June 7, 2025
Soundcue (“we,” “our,” or “us”) is committed to protecting your privacy. This Privacy Policy explains what information we collect when you use our audio-first app with Bluetooth clicker support (“Soundcue”). By participating in this limited beta test (via TestFlight), you agree to the collection and use of information as described.
Account & Signup Data:
Email address (for TestFlight invitations and communication)
Name (optional)
Note: This beta probe build’s app code does not include any analytics, crash-reporting, device tracking, or Bluetooth metadata collection.
Beta Invitations & Communication. Use your email to:
Send TestFlight invitations.
Request participation in feedback sessions.
Inform you about app updates, beta status, and important announcements.
Security & Abuse Prevention. Ensure that only invited testers access the beta.
Service Providers. We may share your email with our invitation service provider solely to deliver TestFlight invites.
Legal Compliance. We may disclose information if required by law or to protect our rights.
We retain your email address only as long as needed for the beta test. You may request its deletion at any time by contacting us.
Soundcue may contain links to third-party websites. This Privacy Policy covers only the data we collect.
We take reasonable measures to protect your email.
Deletion. You may request deletion of your email by contacting us at [email protected].
We may update this policy from time to time. We’ll post the revised policy on this page with an updated “Last updated” date.
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, please email [email protected].
This is an early experiment in hands-free Spanish practice designed for walking, running, or commuting—without holding your phone.
Pilot length: ~10 days
Install via TestFlight
Pair a small Bluetooth clicker
Use Soundcue naturally while walking, running, or commuting
Share honest feedback so we can improve the hands-free experience
Compatible Bluetooth clicker (~$12, link provided)
United States based (for TestFlight + logistics during pilot)
iPhone
Headphones/ bluetooth earbuds
Situations where Soundcue audio interaction is appropriate (walking, running, commuting—not while driving)
Accept the TestFlight invite from Apple
Get the compatible clicker and pair it with your iPhone
Install Soundcue via TestFlight
Start your first session
ou choose a proficiency level and a goal (travel, business, etc.)
You pick a generated topic or create a custom one
You’ll hear a prompt
You respond using the clicker (A / B / C)
You hear feedback and move to the next prompt
Over time, the app may adjust based on your choices and feedback
Sessions are short, audio-first, and designed to work while you’re moving
This is an early pilot, so occasional rough edges are expected
Clicker not responding
Audio not playing
Session won’t start
Phone locking behavior / Bluetooth reconnect tips
What we collect during pilot
anonymized basic usage
your feedback
We do not collect produced audio or personal content from your sessions
At the end of the pilot, we’ll ask you to share structured feedback so we can decide what to build next.
A short usability questionnaire
A recommendation question (0–10)
Overall value and usefulness
What worked, what didn’t, where it broke