What's New
Keeping up with what has changed in CueCall
Every time we update CueCall, we write up what changed. You'll find the version number at the bottom of the menu on the left — press it to read the release notes, newest first. A dot beside it means there is an update you have not read yet.
- Each release is named for the date it went out, like 2026.09.18
- The notes cover changes you can see — new features, improvements and fixes
- Not every update has notes: some releases are behind-the-scenes work only
- CueCall updates itself: in a browser, a new version is picked up the next time you move to another page or refresh. In the installed app, an A new version is available banner also offers Update to switch straight away. CueCall never reloads itself while you are in the middle of something
- The dot is remembered in the browser you read it in, so it may come back on a different device
- Press the link icon beside a release to copy a link to just that release, ready to paste into an email or a message
- Anyone you send it to needs a CueCall account: if they are not signed in, they will be asked to sign in and then taken straight to that release
If you have a question about something that changed, use Send Feedback in the menu — it reaches a person.
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