Cue
Built for music sessions

Keep the conversation. Cue handles the scheduling.

CC Cue into the email thread you already have. It coordinates availability, follows up, finds a time that works and sends the invite — while you get on with your day.

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Nova — topline day · CC schedule@withcue.cc

You

“Can we get Ollie, Maya and Dev together for a four-hour topline session next week? Studio 2 if possible.”

Cue

“On it. I’ll check the availability I can see and ask anyone else. I’ll keep the session moving and let you know if I need a decision.”

Cue is on it

Just add Cue to the thread

Add Cue to the thread

CC schedule@withcue.cc in the conversation you're already having. Tell Cue who needs to meet and what you're arranging.

Carry on with your day

Cue checks availability it has permission to use and asks everyone else. It follows up when replies are missing.

Cue finds the fit

It works through replies and alternatives, keeping track of where everyone stands. If it needs a decision, it asks you.

The session is booked

When the time is agreed, Cue confirms it and sends the invite. If plans change, Cue helps coordinate the update.

What lands in the inbox

The details land in everyone’s calendar.

Once a time is agreed, Cue sends a proper invite with the session details. If the plan changes, Cue helps keep the conversation and calendars in step.

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Nova — topline day

Wed 12 Feb · 11:00–15:00 · Studio 2

  • Ollie Vance — writer
  • Maya Rhodes — topliner
  • Dev Ashworth — producer

Less back and forth, together

Every connected calendar can make the next session easier.

When someone chooses to connect their calendar, Cue can work around their busy times in future sessions without asking them to type out their availability again. Cue uses only the availability they allow it to use; other organisers don't see their event details.

Why Cue?

Hand over the session, not another prompt.

ChatGPT and Claude can help you work out a time. Cue stays with the scheduling conversation: who's attending, who represents whom, who has replied and what needs to happen next. You don't have to return to a chat every time a reply lands.

Cue handles the coordination so you can focus on the music.

The session needs arranging. You can move on.

CC Cue into the conversation. It keeps the session moving and asks when it needs you.