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SHOW CUE SYSTEM

CueGO

Send music and cues from the stage. Build the running order beforehand, then hit the next cue during the show. Playback position and waveform stay visible so you always know where you are.

This is not a setlist notepad. It is built for the moment mid-show when your hands are busy and a wrong tap costs you.

₩89,000one-time · not a subscription
  • Buy once. Nothing recurring.
  • Register up to 3 devices.
  • Same price wherever you buy it.
  • One full show free, with every feature unlocked.

To use CueGO across different kinds of devices, buy it here. A store purchase stays inside that store.

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CueGO cue sheet — five cues listed with number, title and length, each with its waveform and fade setting, and a green Start Show button at the bottom.

This is what you look at on stage.

How one show runs

All screens below are the real app
CueGO home — the upcoming show with its date and cue count, an Open Cue Sheet button, and counters for saved shows and total cues.
01

Build the show beforehand

The next show and its cue count greet you first. One tap on Open Cue Sheet drops you into the stage view. Saving is automatic — there is nothing to remember to press.

02

Bind a remote to GO

Bind a remote or keyboard key to Next Cue. Before you go on, open the Connection and Signal Monitor and press the button — you see exactly which signal it sends. That means you can advance the show without looking down.

CueGO settings — a Remote section showing two bindings, a Connection and Signal Monitor button, and four keys bound to Next Cue.
CueGO audio library — five tracks with file name, length and a Ready marker, with the total track count and size at the bottom.
03

The audio lives in the app

Add your tracks and each one is marked Ready. The total count and size sit at the bottom, so you can see at a glance whether anything is missing before the show.

ON A TABLET

On iPad the whole show fits on one screen

All five cues are visible at once, and the show name, date and export controls move up into a single top row. What you scroll through on a phone lies flat on a tablet.

Your licence covers 3 devices, so an iPad and a phone can share it.

CueGO cue sheet on iPad — all five cues visible without scrolling, with name, date, select, export and save controls in the top row.