solutions by vertical
One platform. Four headline workflows.
CueHound runs the same way under broadcast control rooms, theatre stage management, corporate keynote production, and documentary on-set workflows — but each surface is shaped to the vocabulary and integrations that vertical actually uses.
broadcast control rooms
Broadcast
CueHound is the run-of-show, teleprompter, and cue-dispatch platform for broadcast TV news, sports, and live entertainment control rooms in the United States. Real-time collaborative rundowns with front-time and back-time, a native iOS and Android teleprompter with voice-paced auto-scroll, and a deterministic cue engine that fires OSC, MIDI MSC, OBS WebSocket, and vMix TCP straight from the producer's rundown — with hardware GO via Bitfocus Companion as the always-on fallback.
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stage management for theatre + live performance
Theatre
CueHound is the stage management, prompter, and cue-dispatch platform for professional theatre, off-Broadcast and regional houses, opera, dance, and live performance. The same rundown your SM uses backstage is the same rundown the lighting console reads cues from over MIDI MSC and the audio console reads via OSC. No paper script with hand-written GO marks; no separate cue book; no out-of-sync revivals when the director cuts a scene.
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corporate keynotes, conferences, awards shows
Corporate Events
CueHound is the run-of-show, teleprompter, and cue-dispatch platform for corporate keynote events, multi-day conferences, awards shows, internal town halls, and brand activations. The same rundown the producer edits is the same prompter the CEO reads from on the iPad on stage — and the same source the IMAG director, the ProPresenter operator, and the audio engineer pull cues from. One source of truth from rehearsal through curtain call.
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documentary, film, multi-camera scripted
Documentary + Film
CueHound was built by 10 Lives Studios — a documentary, TV, and film studio in London — and the documentary surface gets the founder-team-uses-it-daily treatment. Call sheets, shot lists, and on-set rundowns share one source of truth across the producer, AC, scripty, and DP. The mobile prompter doubles as a clean handheld read for talent on location. Offline operation is the default, not an edge case — most documentary shoots happen where Wi-Fi doesn't.
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