A voice-first music blog · 2027
Every song you've ever loved is sitting in your library, unremarked. CueCue is where you finally say why. Hit record, talk, and own a file that's a clip, a post, and a receipt — all at once.
Now in private testing. macOS first — Windows & Linux next. Every cue is a file you own.
One file. Three things at once.
Your cue is a single file — a Score cartridge. It doesn't live in anyone's database. It's yours, and it's three things at the same time.
The desktop app
CueCue watches what's playing and it's always one keystroke from a reaction. Your crate on the left, the network on the right, everything you've said in the middle.
Four ideas doing the real work
The overview's here. The depth is one click away. Scroll — the panel keeps up.
Listen is the base. On top: dig (Crate), read (Liner Notes), scroll (Click Wheel — the launch skin). Same cues, three ways through them.
Try all three skins →No comment threads. A mixer fader instead: slide to where you land on someone's take. You respond to the reaction, not the song. A position on a position.
Drag the real one →A three-stop privacy dial per cue — private, shared, public. Plus a moderation floor that measures the audio, not your mood. Nobody in voice is running the second one.
See how it works →A cue is a clip, a post, and a receipt. A collection of them is a playlist and a podcast feed — for free, by construction. Your blog's RSS is a podcast feed.
Open the file →You're not shouting into a void
CueCue is a web of independent blogs that talk to each other — the way the blogosphere used to, before the platforms swallowed it. Chronological, algorithm-free, yours to leave whenever.
Nothing here writes for you. Nothing generates a take, a review, or a recommendation. The words are yours — in your own voice. The only machine learning in CueCue is Whisper turning your recording into text, on your own device. It transcribes what you said; it never makes anything up.
The live wire across the top, the standing list down the side. New cues from across the network as they land — because they're new, not because a model ranked them.
Chronological · no algorithmShare a cue and you share the file — it opens as a player, a post, or a preview card depending on where it lands. One object, every surface. It carries its own proof.
The omniglot travelsEvery blog links out to the ones it reads. Cues reference cues. A take can respond to a take. The network is a conversation between independent sites — everybody's front porch.
The web, not a platformFor artists
Every cue about your track is signed and timestamped — provenance you can trust. Claim your music and hear what people actually said, in their own voices, with proof they said it. Not a like count. A person, talking.
It's structured, attributable, and impossible to fake — reactions captured the moment the song ends, while it's still in the room.
See the artist surface →Your library is full of songs you never said a word about. That's a lot of opinions sitting in silence. This is where they go.
Join the tester listPrivate testing now. Every cue is a file you own.