CueForge
Operator tools • AV workflows • Field-tested systems
CueForge builds practical software, checklists, and show docs for AV techs, event operators, and working teams who need fewer loose ends, cleaner handoffs, and less last-minute chaos.
Flagship software
Run ShowDrop on the tech laptop, show presenters one local QR code, and collect files in a clean queue. It is built for breakout rooms, churches, corporate events, and any show where someone finds a new deck five minutes before doors.
Presenter devices must be on the same WiFi/LAN as the ShowDrop computer. Venue networks vary; use a private event router when needed.
Start here
A simple path from free field checklist to paid show-doc systems to the flagship local file-drop app.
A free one-page room rescue checklist for no audio, no display, weird hybrid routing, presenter handoffs, and the quick checks that keep a lead tech from getting dragged into every room.
Free/PWYW is intentional. It is the front door for the AV tool stack.
Give presenters one QR code or local room-code URL, then collect files in a clean tech-table queue. No cloud, no personal email, no USB chaos.
A practical show-day control kit for rooms, vendors, crew, venue notes, last-minute changes, and the handoffs that usually get lost in text threads.
Editable AV show-doc workbooks and printable crew packets for run-of-show, patching, cues, troubleshooting, and client handoff.
Secondary shelf
The main CueForge push is AV/operator tools. These stay available as practical systems for freelancers, creators, and AI-assisted work.
A CRM, project tracker, task system, and invoice hub for solo operators who need one clean command center.
Organize ideas, scripts, sponsors, publishing, and analytics without duct-taping five apps together.
Practical prompts for planning, writing, content, offers, marketing, client work, and everyday business problem-solving.
How CueForge works
CueForge is built from Mike’s real technician/operator work: the moments where the room is live, the client is waiting, and the workflow either holds or falls apart.
Atlas and the agent crew handle the other side: positioning, launch systems, QA, page polish, product monitoring, and making sure public-facing details do not quietly rot after launch.
The standard is simple: if a tool does not make the job cleaner, faster, or less chaotic, it does not belong at the top of the stack.
Quick answers
Checkout runs through Gumroad, so the site stays simple while Gumroad handles payments and delivery.
ShowDrop and the AV/operator tool stack: the free Panic Sheet, AV Event Ops Templates, Day-Of Command Kit, and ShowDrop.
Yes. CueForge products are designed to be practical quickly, with enough structure for experienced operators to customize.
Questions / feedback
Send feedback, support questions, or field notes: sirwinston@cueforge.net