The CUE PLAY player app

Your next match starts at the venue. Your record continues afterward.

CUE PLAY helps you discover events, play and score matches, follow results, and build one player record across participating venues.

iOS + Android · active testing and staged rollout

CUE PLAY Results screen
CUE PLAY Discover screen
CUE PLAY Performance screen
One player identity Across every connected event.

At the venueKnow where to be and what comes next.

During the matchScore through the event’s connected workflow.

AfterwardKeep the result attached to your player record.

Event-led adoption

The app becomes useful the moment your venue runs CUE PLAY.

Players do not need a long explanation when the event itself provides an immediate reason to join.

  1. 01

    Find the event

    Open the event details, schedule, field, and public information in one place.

  2. 02

    Connect your identity

    Use one player profile instead of becoming a different name in every bracket.

  3. 03

    Know when to play

    Follow your matches and event progress without repeatedly checking a wall chart.

  4. 04

    Record the result

    Let the completed match move into results, history, and performance data.

Five clear destinations

Everything revolves around playing—not endless scrolling.

The app navigation follows a simple path from finding a game to understanding what happened.

01

Discover

Events, venues, players, and live activity.

02

Play

Your active matches and ways to get on the table.

03

Results

Completed matches and event placements.

04

Performance

Ratings, form, trends, and match history.

05

Me

Your player identity, settings, and account.

CUE PLAY Results screen with completed match cards
CUE PLAY player profile screen

One connected record

A result should not disappear when the bracket closes.

Connected match data can support results, history, ratings, and performance views without asking players to rebuild their record by hand.

  • ResultsReview completed tournament and friendly matches.
  • HistoryReturn to the events and opponents behind the score.
  • RatingsKeep discipline-specific competitive context.
  • PerformanceSee form and progress accumulate over time.

App + open web

You do not need the app just to follow an event.

Schedules, brackets, and results can remain accessible through public event pages. The app adds your identity, active match experience, notifications, history, and performance across events.

Public web

Follow the tournament

  • Event details
  • Live schedules
  • Brackets and results
Player app

Take part and build a record

  • Connected identity
  • Active match experience
  • History and performance

Player plans

Core participation stays free.

Optional paid plans are coming later for players who want deeper performance insight. They never determine whether you can join an event or keep your results.

Player Free

$0/ month

Join, play, receive match calls, and keep your connected record.

  • Profile and rating display
  • Event discovery and registration
  • Notifications, results, and core history
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Coming soon
Player Champion

$10/ month

For serious players who want the deepest competitive view.

  • Clutch Factor and advanced performance
  • Head-to-head and AST insights
  • Trophy Case and Champion badge
Compare player plans
Paid player plans are not on sale yet. Planned pricing is $5/month for Player Pro and $10/month for Player Champion, with yearly options priced at 10 months. App stores will display the final local price before purchase.

Help shape CUE PLAY

Use it at a real event. Tell us where it gets in the way.

The mobile app is back in active testing. The most useful feedback comes from players using it around genuine matches, venue pressure, and tournament timing.

2 early Patong eventsMobile sign-up · organizer mobile · tablet scoring · iOS and Android match calls
Useful feedback
  • What was confusing before your first match?
  • Did you know when and where to play?
  • Was scoring clear under match pressure?
  • What made you return—or stop returning—afterward?

Player questions

What to know before joining.