Spot from anywhere: the extension, the Cue Room, your phone, or the rig. It's one cue your whole crew sees update the instant it changes.
Every front writes to one shared cue store. Change a cue anywhere and every screen on the show re-renders the same instant, no exports, no merge. Jimmy spots it on a webpage; Mike sees it land in Pro Tools, live.
This is the part a spreadsheet can't reach. Each cue lands at the exact frame as a memory-location marker you can resolve in-session, and restore anytime.
The editor pauses at the frame in the open session and the cue is placed and synced live as a memory-location marker; markers carry cue status, and a non-destructive restore brings your originals back anytime.
Invite the crew by email as free, named accounts and grant access tab by tab: the right people in the right rooms, nothing more. Then watch the work move in real time.
Grant read or read/write on Cue Room and Media, per person. A client gets a view; an editor gets the rooms they work in.
Every add, edit, and resolve is attributed by name and timestamped, newest first, and any action can be undone.
See what's open, flagged, and resolved across every reel, without chasing anyone for a status update.
| Person | Cue Room | Media |
|---|---|---|
| MKMike Kessler | Read / write | Read / write |
| JCJimmy Cole | Read / write | Read |
| DVDirector (client) | Read | None |
Stay on top of your crew's progress, or let your client. Grant a view and they follow along; nothing changes hands but visibility.
Every collaborator is a free, named account. Invite the whole room by email; there's no seat math to do and no capability held back behind a plan.
As sounds land against cues, Spotsheet keeps a per-cue record of what you used and where it came from, so when it's time to deliver, the trail is already there. Nothing to assemble after the fact.
Free forever. No seats, no tiers, no billing. Spot from anywhere; your whole crew sees it live.
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