Build your sequence in minutes, then teach from one calm screen that keeps every pose, cue, breath, and timing in front of you. No crumpled notes on the floor.
Build → Teach → Reflect
Planning a class shouldn't take longer than teaching it. Cue puts the whole class in one place, so you walk in ready.
Drag, drop, duplicate, reorder, and refine your flow in a visual builder.
Teach from a calm screen with timing, breath counts, cues, and poses in sight.
Capture what worked in 30 seconds so the next class starts ahead.
Drag, drop, and shape your sequence in a grid or a list. Reorder, duplicate, and flip sides in a tap.
150+ illustrated yoga poses with clean icons, alignment cues, and breath counts, plus room to add your own poses and notes.
Plan on your laptop, teach from your phone. Cue is on the App Store and runs in any browser, your library syncs across all of them, and any class exports to a clean PDF.
A clean, glanceable view for the room. Breath counts and timing stay in sight, so you stay present.
A 30-second note after class captures what landed. Your library grows into a record you can teach from again.
Connect your Spotify playlist so the vibe is ready before the first breath, with no fumbling at the front of the room.
Cue has built-in AI that drafts a full, editable class from a few details you set. Then fine-tune it: shorten a 60-minute class to 45, replace wrist-heavy poses, or adapt a sequence for runners. You stay the teacher. AI just helps you get there faster.
You can start for free, without a card. Open Cue in your browser in about ten seconds, or put it on your phone and take it into the room with you. If something confuses you, tell me. That's how it gets better.
No card to start. Cue Pro is optional, and the 7-day trial is free.
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Cue is a yoga class planning app for teachers. You build a sequence in a visual drag-and-drop builder, keep a library of classes you can reuse and adapt, add cues, breath counts, and timing to every pose, and then teach from a calm, glanceable screen that keeps the whole class in view. Cue is on the App Store and works in any browser.
The App Store for iPhone, and the web in any browser. Your class library syncs between them, so you can plan on a laptop and teach from your phone. On Android, the browser version installs to your home screen and works beautifully.
There's a free plan, and it stays free: two saved classes and three AI generations a month, with no card. Cue Pro lifts both limits, unlimited classes and unlimited AI, for $8.99 a month or $69.99 a year, and new subscribers get a 7-day free trial.
Yes. Cue has built-in AI that drafts a full, editable yoga class from a few details you set. It can also shorten a class, swap poses, or adapt a sequence for a specific group. You stay in control of the final plan.
Yes. Any class exports to a clean PDF you can print or share.
Cue is built by Maya, a yoga teacher (Motion by Maya), for other movement teachers.