Under the notch
Push the cursor to the top of your MacBook screen and the panel drops down. Each scene is drawn as a map of your displays, so you pick by shape before you read the name.
Cue saves where every app sits across your displays as a scene. Call the scene and the windows fly back.
Three ways in, one set of scenes. Use whichever your hands already reach for.
Push the cursor to the top of your MacBook screen and the panel drops down. Each scene is drawn as a map of your displays, so you pick by shape before you read the name.
⌥⌘1 to ⌥⌘9 work from any app. ⌥⌘S saves what is on screen right now, ⌥⌘Z undoes the last call.
A Mac mini or external monitors have no notch, so the same panel opens from the Cue icon at the top of the screen.
Plug in, open an app or let a meeting start. Cue picks the scene before you reach for a key.
Or call any scene from Raycast, Alfred and Stream Deck with a link like cue://apply/Code.
Monitors get unplugged, apps get quit, laptops leave the desk. Pick a situation and watch what Cue does.
Everything you do by hand is free. Pro adds the parts that happen by themselves, for one payment.
| Feature | FreeFor one desk setup $0Forever |
ProFor desks that change $8One payment, yours to keep |
|---|---|---|
| Every day | ||
| Scenes | 2 | Unlimited |
| Hotkeys, notch panel and menu bar | ||
| Editor with zones and drag and drop | ||
| Opens missing apps, keeps window order, undo | ||
| On autopilot | ||
| Apply a scene when displays connect | ||
| Scene when an app opens | ||
| Scene before calendar events | ||
| Links for Raycast, Alfred and Stream Deck | ||
| Download free | Buy Pro for $8 | |
| Pro works on up to three Macs. Questions: kormdev@gmail.com | ||
Pro works on up to three Macs. Questions: kormdev@gmail.com