Support

Write to us

For anything about CueStride, write to hello@cuestride.com. Say which room it is about, by the address of its viewer page, but never send a controller link: it gives full control of the room.

Your account and plan

Your plan, billing, and the account's members are in Account settings in the app. How refunds work is in the refund policy.

CueStride in ChatGPT

Ask ChatGPT for a timer with CueStride, and a countdown appears in the conversation, with its controls and a viewer link for any other screen. Follow-ups such as "pause it" or "add two minutes" change the same timer.

• Timers made in ChatGPT need no account. Anyone with the viewer link can watch. The conversation that made the timer, and the controller link its panel offers, control it.
• To stop ChatGPT controlling a timer, open its controller with Open controller, on the panel that created the timer, choose Links, and revoke the token labelled chatgpt; the timer and its screens carry on. Keep that controller page if you may want to do this later: no later answer in ChatGPT shows its link again. A timer nobody uses is deleted after 90 days without activity, unless it has been added to an account, as the privacy policy says.
• CueStride runs countdowns while you watch them. It does not ring an alarm after you leave ChatGPT. It reaches only the timers it made, never a room made in a CueStride account. If you add a timer made in ChatGPT to your account with its controller link, ChatGPT can still start, pause, and reset it, and add or take away time, until you revoke its link.