Cue keeps the whole timeline in front of you and a voice in your ear — cues before every moment, schedule changes when things slip, answers without looking down.
Free demo in your browser. A full wedding day plays out in 11 minutes — no signup.
The day of the event, your binder is useless and your hands are full. Cue is built for the eleven hours where everything actually happens.
What's happening now, what's next, and everything still to come — with notes attached to the moment you need them: shot lists, family groupings, room names, contacts. Hard-time anchors like the ceremony are marked; everything else flexes around them.
Cue speaks up before every moment — 30, 15, and 5 minutes out. Say "we're ten behind" and it redistributes the lost time across flexible events, confirms out loud, and updates every card. Ask it anything about the day and it answers in your ear.
Cue finds the flexible events before your next hard anchor and absorbs the loss proportionally — longer events give more. It reads the new plan back and asks before applying.
Every contact, room, and detail from your event documents is indexed. Ask by voice, get the answer spoken back — with a tap-to-call card if it's a phone number.
Cue reasons against your real timeline — what's fixed, what flexes, what the light is doing — and gives a concrete plan. Then it offers: "Want me to remind you at 6:05?" Say yes and it's set.
Drop in the client's document — however messy. Cue reads it the way a coordinator would: clean event names, locations and contacts filed as notes, vendor call times captured, critical moments anchored.
The demo plays a real timeline at 60× speed — cues fire, the schedule slips, catch-up recovers it. Hold the mic and interrupt it whenever you want.
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