Everyone in the CueGate beta accepts this agreement when they apply. It keeps what you see behind the gate private until we launch it.
The full agreement below is what counts.
This agreement is between you (the "Tester") and CueGate ("we" or "us"). You accept it by ticking the agreement box on the beta application, or by installing, signing in to or using any beta version of CueGate. Ticking the box is your electronic signature. We record your name, email address, the date and time, and this version number.
"Confidential Information" means everything about CueGate that we haven't made public, in any form, including:
This agreement doesn't cover information that you can show:
If a law or court order requires you to disclose Confidential Information, you may do so. Tell us first (if the law allows) and disclose only what's required.
Feedback includes bug reports, suggestions, feature ideas, ratings and comments you send us. You give us a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free right to use, change, build on and commercialize all your feedback in any way, without paying you or naming you. You won't claim ownership of any part of CueGate that grows out of your feedback. Points under our published rewards program (bug bounties, community points and referral points) are the only compensation for feedback or participation. Points have no cash value, can’t be sold, transferred or exchanged for money, and can be redeemed only as credit toward a CueGate subscription, as described in the program at cuegate.com/feedback. Points expire 12 months after they are earned. We may change point values or the program with 30 days’ notice; points you have already earned keep their value until they expire. Leaderboards and shout-outs are for recognition only and carry no prize.
CueGate, its software, names, designs and Confidential Information belong to us. Beyond the limited right to use the beta for testing, this agreement gives you no license or rights to any of it. Your music and your library stay yours.
We can end the beta or your access at any time. When it ends, or when we ask, you'll stop using the beta and delete the builds, invite links and any Confidential Information you have.
Your obligations start when you accept this agreement and last for three years after your beta access ends. For anything that is a trade secret, they last for as long as it remains a trade secret.
A breach could cause harm that money can't fully make up for. So, in addition to any other remedies, we may ask a court to order you to stop (an injunction) without having to post a bond, to the extent the law allows. We may also end your access immediately.
Under the US Defend Trade Secrets Act (18 U.S.C. § 1833(b)), you can't be held liable for disclosing a trade secret in confidence to a government official or a lawyer only to report or investigate a suspected violation of law, or in a court filing made under seal. Nothing in this agreement stops you from reporting possible violations of law to a government agency.
California law governs this agreement, and courts in Orange County, California handle any dispute. If any part of this agreement can't be enforced, it will be limited only as much as necessary and the rest stays in effect. This agreement sits alongside the beta terms and the privacy policy. If they conflict on confidentiality, this agreement wins. We may update this agreement for future beta versions; the version you accepted applies until you accept a newer one.
Email info@cuegate.com before you share anything you're unsure about. Version 2026-10-18.