MixCue
By artists, for artists
Collaborators get the song and every comment, and can add or change comments.
Optional. If you skip it, the MixCue logo is your picture until you add one.
This permanently removes your account, profile photo, cue color, and the mixes and comments stored for you. Anything you backed up to iCloud is removed too. It can't be undone.
What MixCue collects. If you create an account: your email address, username, password (stored hashed), profile photo, and cue color. For every mix: the audio you import, its title, version, date, credits, cover art, and the comments you and your collaborators add.
Where it lives. Your songs and comments are stored on your device. If you turn on iCloud backup & sharing in Settings, they are also stored in your own private iCloud and, when you invite a collaborator, shared through iCloud with the people who open your link, and nobody else. MixCue does not sell or share your data with advertisers or third parties, and does not use it to train AI.
Photos. When you choose a profile photo or cover art, MixCue only receives the single image you pick through the system picker.
Purchases. Unlocking a final revision is an App Store in‑app purchase handled by Apple. MixCue never sees your payment details.
Retention and deletion. Data stays until you delete it. You can delete any mix or comment at any time, and you can delete your whole account from Account & settings → Delete account, which removes your account and everything stored for it.
Contact. Questions or requests: .
Your content. Only import audio, images, and comments you own or have permission to use. You keep all rights to your music. By sharing a mix, you allow the people you invite to listen and comment on it inside MixCue.
Community rules. Comments must be about the music. Harassment, hate, threats, and slurs are not allowed; the app filters some of this automatically, and anyone can report a comment or block a collaborator. We review reports and remove content that breaks these rules. Repeated abuse ends access to shared mixes.
Purchases. Locked final revisions are sold as App Store in‑app purchases under Apple's terms. Restore purchases from the paywall on any device signed in with the same Apple Account.
Accounts. You're responsible for keeping your password safe. You can delete your account at any time from Account & settings.
The service. MixCue is provided as‑is. We may update these terms; continued use after an update means you accept the new terms.
Contact.
Add the same song twice: the untouched version and your mixed version.
Sharing a mix with other people needs a free account, so collaborators can see who shared it and whose comments are whose. Everything else works without one.