The first physical control surface purpose-built for virtual meetings. Instant Zoom controls, real-time moment flagging, and one-click action item export.
Every virtual meeting has an invisible operator hunting through nested menus for the mute button, the record toggle, the share screen option. All while participants watch and wait. CueBoard fixes that.
CueBoard maps the Logitech MX Creative Console to three distinct modes of meeting operation, each built for a different job.
The essentials every participant needs. One button, one action. No modifier keys to remember.
Host power tools for facilitators, workshop leaders, and anyone running the meeting.
Flag important moments in real time. Export a structured summary the instant the meeting ends.
Page 3's Flag Type dial is the star feature. Rotate to select Action Item, Decision, Follow-Up, or Bookmark. Press to confirm. Every flag gets categorized instantly.
Rotate to cycle through flag types. Purple for Action Items. Blue for Decisions. Green for Follow-Ups. Yellow for Bookmarks. Press to confirm selection.
Adjust countdown duration from 1-60 minutes. The floating overlay stays visible during screen share with color-coded urgency.
8 radial slots for one-press access to any CueBoard action. Direct shortcuts for each flag color without touching the dial.
Every action shows instant feedback. "Muted," "Flag Added," "Timer Started." You always know what just happened.
A clean four-layer architecture. Hardware at the bottom, user-facing output at the top. Everything local, everything fast.
CueBoard includes a hosted engagement page for word clouds, live polls, star ratings, and feedback collection. Share a link, get instant participation.
Attendees type words, cloud builds in real time. Perfect for icebreakers and brainstorming.
Yes/No, True/False, or custom multiple choice. Multi-question queue with Next/Prev navigation.
1-5 star ratings with live average and distribution bars. Great for session feedback.
Name + message opens attendee's email client with a pre-filled draft to your configured address.
For Page 1, yes. But the value is speed, visibility, and muscle memory. Buttons show current state (MUTED vs LIVE). You know you hit Mute without checking the screen. Like a mixing board vs keyboard shortcuts for audio editing.
AI tools capture everything and summarize. CueBoard lets the human decide what matters. Press a button when something important happens. The flag gets timestamped, categorized, and exported instantly. AI gives you the raw footage. CueBoard gives you the director's cut.
No cloud. No API. Everything local. Flags stored in memory, export generates local HTML, transcript parsing reads local files. Works offline. No privacy concerns.
Focus over breadth. One polished platform beats three broken ones. The architecture supports multiple platforms. Teams and Google Meet can be added post-hackathon with different shortcut mappings.
Stream Deck is a blank canvas. CueBoard is purpose-built. The MX Creative Console has a dial that enables continuous adjustment (flag types, timer duration) that buttons can't replicate. Plus, this is a Logitech hackathon.
Async input dialogs that don't block the plugin's main thread. PowerShell-based UI elements that appear outside the plugin while maintaining responsiveness. Also, auto-detecting and parsing Zoom's various transcript file formats.
All 25 buttons work. Timer overlay works. Export with transcript integration works. Engage page works. Built for the Logitech MX Creative Console.