Upload audio. Leave notes at exact moments. Share one link.
No account required.
Drop in an .mp3, .wav or .m4a — including voice memos straight off a phone. It loads instantly, with no account.
Type a note at the second it applies. No more writing timestamps by hand or saying "around two minutes in".
They open it in a browser, hear your notes land at the right moments, and can reply in the same place if they want to.
The job is the same everywhere: say what you mean, at the moment you mean it.
Mark pronunciation, pacing, and speaking mistakes at the exact moment they happen.
For language teachersPoint out arrangement, mix, performance, and production changes without writing timestamps manually.
For music feedbackSend students clear audio feedback they can open from one link.
For music teachersFlag edits, cuts, mistakes, and moments worth revisiting.
Upload an episodeOnCue is a free web tool for giving feedback on audio. Upload a recording, leave notes pinned to exact timestamps, and send one link. Whoever opens it hears your notes at the moments they apply — and can reply in the same place if they want to.
No — not you, and not the person you send it to. You upload and mark it up, they open a link and listen. Nobody signs up, and nothing gets installed.
MP3, WAV and M4A (iPhone Voice Memos) files up to 25MB.
The audio is kept for 30 days after the last note, and every new note restarts that — so a recording stays playable for as long as it is being worked on. The link itself keeps working either way: once the audio expires the page still shows every note, and you can download them. OnCue isn't a backup, so keep your own copy of the file.
Yes. Any shared track can be exported — copy the notes as plain text, download a .txt, or take a marker CSV that imports straight onto a Reaper timeline. Every line carries its timestamp, so the feedback still makes sense away from OnCue.
Upload their file, listen through it, and type a note whenever something needs saying — each note sticks to the second you were at. Then copy the share link and send it. They open it in a browser with nothing to install and no account to make.
Share links are unlisted: they aren't indexed by search engines, and a link can't be guessed or found from another one. Anyone who has it can open the track, though, so only send it to people you trust — there is no password on a link yet. Notes can only be edited or deleted from the browser that wrote them.
No sign-up required — not for you, not for whoever you send it to. Upload a recording and leave your first note in seconds.
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