Every call.
On the frame.
CueCaller reads your show's timecode and calls your cues. Standbys and GOs, spoken in a voice you choose, routed straight into com. Built on tour, for tour. We're opening a private beta first, then launching. Get in early.
Not a mockup.
The real screen.
This is CueCaller running a live show, one of 135 cues landing on the frame. Every part of the screen, and what it's doing:
Department track
Every department's cues live in one file. Switch to Spots, Lighting, Audio, Video and more, right here.
Live timecode
The show clock, read straight off LTC or MTC. Locked is green. Lose signal and it goes red.
Source select
Linear timecode, MIDI timecode, or the built-in test clock to rehearse with no console at all.
The active call
The current cue, big enough to read across FOH, spoken into com on the same frame it fires.
Standby + countdown
The next cue arms ahead of time with a live countdown to its exact stamp.
Set list
The whole show, song by song. Jump anywhere the moment a soundcheck order changes.
Cue list
Every cue with its timecode, in order. This show is carrying 135 of them.
One document.
Every track.
Spots, lighting, audio, video, lasers, pyro, automation, scenic. Every department's cues live in one file, on the same show clock. Switch to any track at any time and you see only that department's calls, written in their language.
Production & upMultiple department lanes are a Production-tier feature and above. The entry Operator tier runs a single lane.
Watch it call a show. No signup.
The live demo runs a real cue stack on the built-in test clock. Watch the standbys arm, the GOs land on the frame, and the cue rail follow along. It's the actual software, running in your browser, before you commit to anything.
Reads LTC and MTC
Linear timecode over any audio input, MIDI timecode over Web MIDI. Auto frame-rate detection. Locked clock goes green, signal loss goes red.
Your sheet is the source
Cues, timings and notes live in a Google Sheet or .xlsx. Change a time at soundcheck, reload, done.
Automatic Standby + GO
Standbys at your lead time, the GO on the exact frame of the event. Every night, the same way.
"As a touring LD with a full rig of lighting fixtures to manage, I wanted an option to help automate the sometimes tedious task of calling spotlight cues manually. So, CueCaller was born out of necessity directly in the field. We quickly realized that the platform has numerous use cases across multiple departments of production, and acts as a fantastic way for teams to stay coordinated across different disciplines."
The op that never
misses a stamp.
Point it at your timecode and your cue sheet. It handles the rest, with the discipline of your best caller on their best night.
Reads LTC and MTC
Linear timecode over any audio input, MIDI timecode over Web MIDI. Auto frame-rate detection across 24, 25, 29.97 and 30. Locked clock goes green, signal loss goes red.
Your sheet is the source
Cues, timings and notes live in a freely editable Google Sheet or .xlsx. Share it with the whole department. Change a time at soundcheck, reload, done.
Automatic Standby + GO
It issues standbys at your chosen lead time, then lands the GO on the exact frame of the event. Every night. The same way.
Calls any department
The prefix is yours: "Standing by Spots," "Standing by Pyro," "Cameras GO," "Automation GO." One engine, every cue type in the building.
A voice you choose
Pick the TTS voice, speed, volume and accent. Route the audio into the program feed of the venue's com system and every op hears the same calm caller.
Sessions + offline show files
Save full sessions to the cloud, or export a standalone offline show file that runs with no internet at all. Share it with anyone on the team.
One engine.
Every chair at FOH.
LDs + Spot Ops
Automate followspot calling completely. Visual cues on screen, spoken calls on com. You run the console, CueCaller runs the calls.
Video Directors + FOH
A heads-up display of upcoming solos and features. Your camera cut and your fader push are ready before the moment arrives.
Pyro + Production Elements
Give local operators an accurate, consistent cueing system for pyro, cryo, confetti and automation. No tribal knowledge required.
Stage Managers
Track when cues should happen, when standbys should be issued, and keep your own notes cue by cue. Your prompt book, synced to the show clock.
Three steps to
show-ready.
Load your cue sheet
Import a .csv or .xlsx, or paste a link-shared Google Sheet. Timecode, label, notes. Headers optional, extra columns welcome.
Feed it timecode
Patch LTC into any audio input or MTC over MIDI. The clock locks green and follows the show, jumps and all.
Open the com
Route the voice into program. Standbys go out at your lead time, GOs land on the frame. Rehearse anytime with the built-in test clock.
Asked at
load-in.
How accurate are the calls?
How does the voice get onto com?
What consoles and rigs does it work with?
What happens if the venue internet dies?
Do I need to install anything?
Three tiers.
One engine.
Every tier reads timecode and calls your show out loud. They differ in how much of the building you're running, and how many of you there are. Pricing coming soon.
Operator
For a single operator running one department.
- One department lane — spots, or any single discipline
- Load a cue sheet and save one session
- LTC / MTC timecode plus the built-in test clock
- The spoken caller, in a voice you choose
Production
For the designer or PM running every department solo.
- Every department in one file — spots, lighting, audio, video, lasers, pyro and more — switch tracks anytime
- Unlimited saved sessions
- Offline show files that run with no internet
- Live Google Sheet sync
Tour
For a touring team outfitting a whole department on the road.
- Multiple seats — bring your crew onto one plan, each with their own login
- Team management for your operators
- Priority support on the road
Every tier includes the core: reads LTC + MTC, automatic standbys and GOs on the frame, a voice you choose routed into com, your cue sheet as the source (Google Sheet or .xlsx), and the built-in test clock. Runs in the browser, on mac or windows.
Get on the list.
Apply for the private beta.
We're opening a hands-on private beta first, then launching late summer 2026. Add your email up top, or apply to put it through a real show.