Disclaimer
Last updated 26 September 2026
CueBot watches public sources for you and tells you when it thinks something happened. It is useful precisely because it is automated — and that is also its limit. This page is part of the Terms of Service.
Not professional advice
Alerts, summaries and plans are information, not financial, investment, trading, legal, medical, tax or any other professional advice. Nothing CueBot sends is a recommendation to buy, sell or do anything. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions, and verify important facts at the original source.
AI can be wrong
CueBot uses AI models to interpret your request, choose sources and judge whether an article matches. AI output can be inaccurate, incomplete, outdated or misleading, and can misread what a source says. Summaries are written by a model, not by us, and do not reflect our views.
No guarantee of detection or timeliness
CueBot may miss an event, report one late, or alert on something that did not happen as described. Sources can be slow, paywalled, change format or go offline; checks run on a schedule and can be delayed; email and messaging channels can filter or delay delivery. Do not use CueBot as your only means of learning about anything time-critical, safety-related or legally significant — including emergencies, market-moving news or deadlines.
Third-party content
Alerts link to and briefly quote publications we do not control. We are not responsible for their accuracy, availability or content, and a link is not an endorsement. Trademarks and content belong to their owners.
Examples
Example watches and sample alerts shown on the site illustrate how CueBot works. They are not predictions, and sample alerts are marked as examples.
Liability
Our liability is set out in sections 8, 9 and 13 of the Terms of Service, which do not limit any rights you have as a consumer under mandatory law.