Four apps, and none of them know the wedding is Saturday.
Cue does. Inquiry to last song on one record, in one app, for one price. It even shows up for the night, which is more than your CRM can say.
$149 a month, everything in it. The first 100 accounts keep that price for life. 30 days, full refund, no questions.
iPhone · Android · Web · The couple’s app on both
- 7:30 PMDoors and cocktailsDone
- 8:00 PMDinner serviceDone
- Go8:40 PM
Grand entrance
Left
04:12
Done Start First dance Planner: cake is out, push toasts 5 - 8:45 PMFirst danceStandby
- 8:50 PMParent dances
- 9:15 PMOpen dancing
- 11:30 PMLast song
Tonight’s cue sheet, the way it looks on your phone at 8:41 PM. The clock is real. The drift is a fantasy.
- 1 link
- Proposal, contract, deposit. They tap once.
- 0 questionnaires
- The couple plans by talking. Cue writes it down.
- 1:07 AM
- When your CRM is asleep and Cue is on your lock screen.
Everyone else built a tool for one seat. Cue is built for the whole room.
The DJ, the couple, the planner, the photographer, the venue, your team, even the guests: one record of the event, one timeline, and when anyone changes anything, everyone’s screen changes with it. The same second. No “did you get my text.” No three copies of the timeline that disagree by 10:30 PM.
- You, the DJThe pipeline, the money, the run of show on your lock screen
- The coupleTheir app: timeline, songs, questions, documents, the deposit
- The plannerThe night, live, and the next cue to call
- Photo, video, venueTheir slice of the same night, with the changes as they happen
- Your teamThe events assigned to them, the same record, on their own phones
- Their guestsSong picks and hearts for open dancing
One change, everyone’s screen
- 6:12 PMPlanner moved toasts to 8:50→ DJ, couple, 3 vendors
- 6:12 PMCue re-timed the next 6 moments→ every phone
- 8:41 PMPlanner called cue 3: Bride→ DJ's lock screen, 0.4s
- 8:46 PMCouple swapped the parent dance song→ DJ, in the booth
Nikita Huttenlocher · DJ · Founder of VYVE and Cue
“I was paying for a CRM, a planning app, a contract tool, and a calendar link, and none of them knew the wedding was Saturday. So I built the one that does.”
I DJ weddings. Before Cue I built VYVE, the live event platform running song requests and the screens in real venues every weekend. Cue is the other half: the business behind the booth, built by the person who runs his own weddings on it.
Your leads live in six inboxes, and none of them talk.
An Instagram DM at 11 PM. A website form that still emails your old address. A text that says “hey r u free june 14.” Every door lands on one board, with the two facts that matter: who needs a reply, and what it’s worth.
- Website chat, inquiry form, booking link, or the one you typed in after a text
- A needs-reply flag and a first-reply timer on every card
- Move a card and an automation sends the next email while you load in
Discovery call
30 min · Video call · times in PDT
Mon
28
6 times
Tue
29
6 times
Wed
30
6 times
The booking link. She picks a time in her timezone. It blocks yours, sends the invite, and reminds her. You did nothing.
Priya & Dev
Wedding · Jun 14
Riverside Brewing
Corporate · Sep 8
Maya & Jordan
Wedding · Oct 3
Elena & Sam
Wedding · Nov 21
Stop killing trees. Nobody has printed a PDF on purpose since 2014.
One link. Brochure pages, the quote, the agreement, the deposit. They read it on the couch, pick the package with uplighting, sign with a thumb, and pay on the last page. No “print, sign, scan, and email it back.” No invoice built in a spreadsheet at midnight with the wrong total. No stapler.
- Selectable packages and add-ons, or a fixed quote
- Signing on any phone, a signed copy emailed to both of you
- Deposit and balance schedule, autopay, receipts, late fees on your rules
Maya & Jordan, October 3
The first dance song is not a sticky note.
Right now it’s on a questionnaire nobody finished, in a portal nobody logs into, and in three texts that start with “actually.” The couple gets an app instead: their photo, the countdown, what still needs them, and Cue to talk to. Music comes straight from their Spotify or Apple Music. Their guests heart songs for open dancing. You never transcribe a playlist from a screenshot again.
- Timeline questions answered in conversation, not fields
- Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube playlist imports
- Guests they add suggest and upvote songs for open dancing
- Documents, payments, and messages in the same app
Wedding
Maya & Jordan
27 days to go
Saturday, October 3
85% planned · 63 songs · 1/2 questions
Ask Cue AI
Anything about your event: timeline, vendors, what to do next.
Open dancing · 9:15 PM
Guest picks
Mr. Brightside
The Killers
September
Earth, Wind & Fire
Levitating
Dua Lipa
Must Play · 14 songs
Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube imports
Do Not Play · 3 songs
Chicken Dance, sorryYour CRM clocks out when the contract is signed. Cue clocks in.
It’s 1:07 AM. Nobody at HoneyBook is awake. Cue is on your lock screen with the next moment, the drift in minutes, the planner’s note, and the next cue to walk, so you stay a DJ instead of moonlighting as the venue’s unpaid IT department.
- Start, Done, and Undo from the lock screen
- Drift against the plan, on time or 12 minutes behind
- The planner taps the next cue; it lands on every phone
- Vendors see their slice of the same night
- Apple Watch card, Android widgets, a pinned notice
- The day-before briefing goes out on its own
Live · On time
Grand entrance
Left
04:12
Saturday, October 3
8:41
Aurora Sound · Maya & Jordan
On timeGrand entrance
8:40 PM to 8:45 PM · 6/14 done
The review request sends itself while you’re wrapping cables.
The part of the business you used to do at 1 AM in the van, done by the time you find the last XLR.
Your agreement is ready to sign
One link, sign on your phone, the deposit is on the last page.
Re: Your agreement is ready to sign
Signed! Also can Jordan’s brother get the guest link?
One inbox, chat and email
Their reply lands on the thread even when it comes from Gmail. Needs-reply at the top. Nothing waits until Monday because it went to the wrong app.
Lead goes quiet 2 days
then Follow-up email
Contract sent + 3 days
then Contract reminder
Payment due in 3 days
then Payment reminder
Event is over + 2 days
then Review request
Automations with manners
Follow up when a lead goes quiet. Nudge the unsigned contract. Ask for the review two days after. Quiet hours, once per event, never a double send.
Oct 5 · 1:40 AM
Review request sent
From your name, two days after the last song
Oct 5 · 9:12 AM
Opened by Maya
One tap to the review page
Oct 5 · 9:15 AM
Review posted
On your profile, in your words section
The review, asked for on its own
Two days after, from your name, without you remembering. The stars land on your profile and the record stays whole, forever.
Cue is built by the team behind VYVE, the live event operating system running song requests, photo walls, and the TVs in real venues every weekend, at 1 AM, with real crowds. Same builder, same standard. VYVE runs the room. Cue runs the business.
See VYVE, for the venue sideHoneyBook books it. Vibo plans it. Nobody shows up for the night.
Three subscriptions, three logins, three copies of the timeline, and a Sunday morning spent syncing them by hand. Here is what each one does as sold, next to what Cue does for one price.
Swipe the table for HoneyBook, Vibo, and EventSync.
| What you need | Cue | HoneyBook | Vibo | EventSync |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Leads from chat, form, and booking links | · | · | ||
| Proposal, contract, and deposit in one link | · | · | ||
| Autopay, schedules, receipts, late fees | Partial | · | · | |
| Planning with the couple in a conversation | · | Partial | Partial | |
| Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube imports | · | Partial | Partial | |
| A couple's app, not a portal | · | · | ||
| Guest song picks with votes | · | Partial | · | |
| Live run of show on the lock screen | · | · | · | |
| Ceremony cues called from the planner's phone | · | · | · | |
| Vendors on the same night | · | · | · | |
| Chat and email in one thread with replies | Partial | · | · | |
| Automations with quiet hours | · | · | ||
| One plan, everything included | · | Partial | Partial |
As each product sells itself today. Partial means they do part of the row. We read all three pricing pages so you never have to.
Lock in my founding rateEverything in it. No tiers, no add-ons, nobody named “sales.” The first 100 founding accounts keep this price for life. After that it goes up, and the people who waited get to read about it.
Book the next one before you’ve packed the subs.
Cue is open. The first 100 accounts keep $149 for life. Setup takes an evening, roughly the time you spend every Sunday copying a timeline between three apps. The first inquiry you answer from the phone pays it back, and the DJ across town who waited pays full price.