Built by a DJ who got tired of paying for four apps that never talked.

I DJ weddings. For years I ran the business the way most of us do: a CRM for the contract, a planning app for the songs, a calendar link for the calls, a notes app for the timeline, and a group text for the night. None of them knew about each other. None of them knew the wedding was Saturday.

Before Cue, I built VYVE, the live event operating system that runs song requests, photo walls, and the TVs in real venues every weekend. Building for the room taught me the part nobody else was building for: the night itself, at 1 AM, with real people and a real clock. Every DJ tool stopped at the contract. VYVE starts when the doors open.

Cue is the other half. One record per event, from the first DM to the review after, in one app, for one price. The couple plans in it. The planner calls cues from it. The run of show lives on my lock screen. When anyone changes anything, everyone’s phone changes with it. I run my own weddings on it, which is the only reason it exists.

It is built by Huttenlocher Technologies, which is a company of one working DJ and the people he trusts. There is no sales team. If you email, I answer.