for iphone

better photos of you — from whoever's holding the phone.

cue reads the frame and tells them exactly what to do, one word at a time. then it takes the shot itself. hand it over, prop it, or turn it on yourself.

download on the app storefree on the app store

what the photographer sees

every bad photo of you had the same problem — the person holding the phone didn't know what you know. cue does.

three ways to be in the picture

01

hand it over

give your phone to a stranger. cue coaches them out loud and on screen — they can't get it wrong.

02

prop it

lean it on anything and walk into frame. cue notices, counts you in, and shoots a whole set.

03

selfie

flip to the front. arm out, eyes on the dot — it fires the moment you're framed. no thumb gymnastics.

no shutter — it fires itself

the one thing every other camera leaves to luck

no one presses the shutter. it fires the second you're perfect.

on any other camera the photo lands whenever a distracted friend finally taps — a beat late, mid-blink, looking away. cue watches the frame and releases the shutter itself the instant everything lines up. the decisive moment, taken out of luck's hands.

three shots. you keep the ones you love.

cue takes a burst when the frame is right, then hands you the set. swipe, keep, done. the two duds never reach your camera roll.

and a card worth posting

every keeper comes with a card — the real coaching, in the order it happened. proof the photo took a village of exactly one phone.

cue is on the app store.

photos never leave your phone unless you keep them.