CueGo is a QLab-style audio cue player that runs entirely in your browser. Local files, fades, crossfades, loops and transitions — reliable and offline.
Runs locally in your browser — no account, no internet needed during your show.
Or host it yourself
Unlocks the network remote, OSC, and a shared show across every device. Needs Node — no other install, no dependencies.
git clone https://github.com/Jopio0819/CueGo.git ~/cuego && node ~/cuego/setup.mjs --minimal
Then open https://localhost:4321 — it goes straight into the player. It serves over HTTPS so MIDI and multi-device work from any device on your network; the first time on each device, accept the one-off self-signed certificate warning (Advanced → Proceed). From your next terminal, just type cuego to start it again. It checks for updates on boot and asks before installing them.
Play cues in order with the spacebar. The next one is queued up automatically.
Per-cue fade in/out, fade out at the end, and smooth crossfades between tracks.
Loop forever or x times with a crossfade, and trim every cue to a start and end point.
Let cues follow each other automatically after an adjustable delay.
Your audio is stored locally. Save an entire show as a single project file.
Lock editing behind a password — playback keeps working right through the show.