CueCrow

Stop memorising scripts. Just talk.

CueCrow is a teleprompter that listens. The words scroll as you speak and wait when you pause — so you sound like you, not like someone reading.

Join the waitlist and become a founding member.

Post more. Polish less.

“Quantity comes at the expense of quality, but I think it LEADS to quality.”

— Gary Vaynerchuk [1]

“Volume negates luck.”

— Alex Hormozi [2]

5× faster growth. Instagram accounts posting 10+ times a week grew followers more than 5× faster than accounts posting once or twice — and got about 24% more reach per post. [3]

People come to be real. 64% of TikTok users say they can be their true selves there. [4]

How it works

  1. 1

    Write it your way.

    Your script, in your words.

  2. 2

    Look at the lens, not a script.

    The words scroll as you speak and wait when you pause.

  3. 3

    Fluff a line? Redo the sentence.

    Not the whole take.

  4. 4

    Post it raw.

    Quick edit, captions, done.

Why I’m building this

— Wilson Komala, founder

As an entrepreneur and investor, I’ve known for years that I should be posting. It’s free, and it’s how people get to know you — your businesses, your values, your personality.

And for years I had a reason not to. No time. Too busy. Nothing worth saying. Not good on camera. Excuses, really.

Then AI changed my mind. Building anything is getting easier every month. What’s left as an advantage is distribution — and being human. So why not post? Even a few hundred views is free, and better than nothing. And why not post it raw and unpolished? That’s the most human thing we can do — proof we’re not AI-generated.

I’m building CueCrow in public, as someone who keeps finding excuses not to post. If that’s you too, build it with me.

Follow along: Instagram @wilsonkomala · TikTok @wilsonkomala

Your first raw video is closer than you think.

Sources

  1. [1] Gary Vaynerchuk, “Quantity can be the gateway to quality”, garyvaynerchuk.com, 8 Oct 2019.
  2. [2] The Game with Alex Hormozi, episode “Volume Negates Luck” (ep. 611).
  3. [3] Buffer, “How Often Should You Post on Instagram in 2025?”, 13 Aug 2025 — 2.1M posts from 102,000+ accounts (0.66% vs 0.12% weekly follower growth).
  4. [4] Nielsen study commissioned by TikTok, 2021 (8 markets).