Professional show control, built for Windows first.

A cue stack that runs the sound and drives the rig, fired from a keyboard, a footswitch, a desk or another program — with the same showfile on Windows, macOS and Linux.

The cue stack is free and stays free. Cuerunner Pro is the desk, the radios, the tablet and the second machine.

The Cuerunner window with the demo show open: cue list, cue inspector, timeline and the GO transport
The demo show, ready to run: the cue list, the inspector for the selected cue, and GO.

What it does

Cue stack

Audio, MIDI, OSC, show control, network, script, fade, wait, stop, group and devamp cues — with timelines, triggers and advance modes.

Timing

Playback runs in a native engine, so the sound outlives the window: a renderer can die mid-show and the show keeps playing. The soak's own numbers are on the reliability page.

Showfile

Deterministic saves with history in the file, compare and three-way merge between two people's copies, and one bundle that carries the media.

Every cue type, with its fields, is in the reference; Your first show builds one from nothing.

The dock

The wireless panel: twelve packs with names, battery and RF bars, sorted with the pack in trouble at the top.
Radio mics and packs: names, battery, RF — and the pack in trouble at the top.
The wireless report: each pack with its lowest battery, worst RF and any swaps during the session.
The report the session leaves behind: lowest battery, worst RF, every swap.

Download

Windows 10+ (64-bit) or macOS 12+; Linux is a 64-bit AppImage, experimental: Download .AppImage. These links are the newest release's files: the release notes say what each one is, and SHA256SUMS carries their SHA-256 digests.