CueTimer Public API
Link to the public CueTimer API
Create custom interfaces for CueTimer
Our public API makes it possible to interact with CueTImer in lots of different ways: for example, you can control CueTimer from Crestron panels, make it interact with other software, or make your own web-app controlling timers.
The API is the same as we are already using for our popular Companion-module.
Github repository
Our public API has a GitHub repository. Here you also find the source code of a Windows-app that you can use to test the commands sent to and from CueTimer
Companion module
Our companion-module makes use of all the commands and feedback mentioned in this API. Since Companion is open source, all details on how this module is made can be found on Companions GitHub page
More about CueTimer
CueTimer articles
We have collected a wide collection of articles about CueTimer.
Read how keep soundchecks on time in music-festivals, or why we decided to go for an offline desktop-app for live-event timers.
User Guide
The user-guide is our reference on how to use CueTimer. We have tried to cover all related topics on how to control and configure our countdown-timer app.
Youtube-channel
If you prefer learning by watching instead of reading, then the CueTimer online-tutorial series is for you. Or get tips about how to connect CueTimer to Qlab.
