Live answers in Microsoft Teams on the web
Teams is the platform with the most addresses. The web client lives at several of them, corporate networks add their own, and Cue knows all of the common ones — but the desktop application stays out of reach, as it does for every extension.
Compatibility
Exactly where it runs.
No small print further down the page: this is the whole compatibility story for this platform.
Getting started
Three steps, once.
Open Teams in the browser
If Teams keeps opening the desktop app, use the “Use the web app instead” option on the sign-in page.
Allow the Teams site once
On your first call the extension asks for access to that Teams address. Granting it means Cue survives a page reload; declining it means clicking the icon again each time.
Click the icon during the call
The window opens on top of the meeting, and stays where you put it.
In the call
What a card looks like here.
Microsoft Teams
Trippi Cue
Heard in the call
Before we move on — is there anything from your team that blocks the release?
Suggested answer
Nothing blocking. The migration script is in review, and it lands before the freeze on Thursday.
A mock-up, not a screenshot: real ones go here once the extension is in the store.
Teams labels a speaker once and then leaves a run of their lines unlabelled. Cue reads who is speaking from the meeting itself for that reason, so a question does not lose its author halfway through a monologue.
How it differs
Cue and what Microsoft Teams already has.
Independent of your tenant
Whatever AI features your organisation has licensed or switched off, Cue is not part of that: it is an extension in your browser, with no admin consent to obtain.
No meeting bot, no consent prompt
Nothing joins the call and nothing announces itself to the room. There is no recording, so there is nothing to notify anyone about.
Works on the corporate address
Teams behind a Defender for Cloud Apps proxy is still recognised as Teams, which is more than most extensions manage.
When it misbehaves
Troubleshooting.
The popup says there is nothing to read on this tab
The tab has not given the extension access yet. Click the extension icon directly on the meeting tab — a real click is what grants it.
The session did not come back after a reload
Without the one-time site access, Teams loses the extension on every page reload. Grant it once and it survives; the popup offers it on the meeting tab.
No sound is heard in a corporate Teams
The proxy address only gets the click-based permission, so start the session by clicking the icon after the call is running, not before.
Still stuck? Write to us — the message arrives with your version and platform already filled in.
Where the audio goes
From your browser straight to our speech-to-text provider over an encrypted connection. It does not pass through our servers, and it is never recorded. The recognised lines become one prompt for the model and are dropped with the answer.
Other platforms
FAQ
Microsoft Teams, specifically.
Which Teams addresses are supported?+
The three current web addresses — teams.microsoft.com, teams.live.com and teams.cloud.microsoft — plus corporate proxy addresses, which work on the click-only permission.
Do I need my IT administrator to approve anything?+
No. Cue is a browser extension you install for yourself. If your organisation restricts extensions, that policy applies — but there is no Teams-side approval involved.
Does it work in a Teams live event or a webinar?+
If it runs in a browser tab and the audio plays there, yes. The same limits apply as in a meeting.
Why does the desktop Teams not work?+
It is an application, not a page. Extensions can only reach browser tabs, so the web client is the supported path.
Your next Microsoft Teams call, with the answer already on screen.
Trippi Cue is free in the Chrome Web Store. One click on the icon in the call, and the first ten minutes are on us.