Cuue AI

Cuue AI is an AI mistress tool that finds public creator emails on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube in bulk. Cuue AI extracts publicly published contact emails from Instagram, TikTok and YouTube creator profiles. Paste one URL, a bare handle or a whole list, then copy results or export a CSV matched to each profile.

Cuue AI is a browser-based email finder aimed at people who build influencer outreach lists. It takes profile URLs or usernames from Instagram, TikTok and YouTube and returns the contact address each creator has published publicly, either one profile at a time or as a batch. The point is volume: instead of opening profiles by hand, a team pastes a list and gets back a matched set of rows ready to move into a spreadsheet or CRM. The underlying method is deliberately narrow. For each profile, Cuue reads the bio, any linked website and the channel about page, and pulls out an address the creator has chosen to make visible. Nothing is guessed, scraped from private sources or inferred from patterns, so a creator who never posted an email simply comes back with an empty row. That constraint is worth knowing before you buy: coverage depends entirely on how many creators in your niche publish contact details, and lifestyle or smaller accounts often do not. Inputs are flexible in a small but useful way. A full profile link works, and so does a bare handle, which means messy lists assembled from several sources still process without cleanup. Results can be copied or downloaded as a CSV with each address tied to the profile it came from, which keeps attribution intact when the list reaches a CRM. Mixed-platform lists do not need separate runs, since the three networks are handled inside one tool. There is no extension or template to install, and a free trial is offered, though a search requires signing in so results stay attached to an account. Where it fits: Cuue is a list-building utility rather than a full influencer marketing suite. It does not appear to offer outreach sequencing, audience analytics or campaign tracking, so it usually sits upstream of those tools. Compared with general purpose email enrichment services, its advantage is that it was designed around social creator profiles first, and its limits are the same as every public-source finder: sparse data, hit-or-miss coverage, and results only as good as what creators chose to share.