Show HN: TalkCue – Free 1-on-1 Question Generator for Meaningful Meetings

2 fieg 0 5/27/2025, 12:33:35 PM talkcue.app ↗

I'm excited to share TalkCue, a free and simple one-on-one question generator designed to help managers run more effective meetings. With a single click, TalkCue provides four fresh and engaging questions tailored for one-on-one meetings, ensuring conversations stay meaningful and productive.

As a Team Lead in one of my previous roles, I often found myself struggling to keep one-on-one meetings engaging and insightful. I wanted a tool that could help spark genuine conversations and uncover deeper insights without friction (like account registrations).

To generate the questions, TalkCue picks from a list of 300+ curated one-on-one questions and selects four at random from various categories like Ice Breakers, Company Culture, Work-life Balance, and more. This ensures an always fresh set of questions for your next one-on-one. Simply click - Copy - and paste it into your favorite notes app, email client or other communication tool to share with your meeting partner.

Oh, and... I'm not sure if this is a pro or a con, but no AI is involved for question generation.

Let me know in the comments if you have any feedback or suggestions.

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Show HN: TalkCue – Free 1-on-1 Question Generator for Meaningful Meetings

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