Cue Maker · Terms
Terms of Use
If this English version and the Korean version differ, the Korean version prevails.
1Purpose
These terms set out the conditions for using Cue Maker (the "app"), an iPad app for stage managers provided by RARATWINS ("we"), and the rights and obligations of us and users.
2Definitions
- "User": anyone who uses the app under these terms
- "Content": script PDFs, cue sheet tables, cues, notes, handwriting and show records that a user adds to or creates in the app
- "Subscription": the app's auto-renewable subscription sold through Apple in-app purchase
3Effect and changes
These terms take effect when posted on this page. We may change them within the limits of applicable law. We will post changes on this page at least 7 days before they take effect, or 30 days before if they are unfavorable to users. If you do not agree to the changes, you may stop using the app and cancel your subscription.
4The app
The app lets you mark cues on script PDFs or cue sheet tables, record rehearsal timings (REC), and run shows. It works without an internet connection or an account, and contacts Apple only to buy and check subscriptions. Specific features are as described in the app.
5Subscriptions
- Subscriptions are auto-renewable Apple in-app purchases, charged to your Apple account.
- Plans (monthly and yearly), prices and free trial period are shown on the app's subscription screen before purchase. Free trials are offered only to users who meet Apple's eligibility rules.
- A subscription renews automatically on the same terms unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your Apple account is charged for the next period within 24 hours before the current period ends.
- You can cancel in iPad Settings → your name (Apple account) → Subscriptions, or, while subscribed, from the app's subscription screen → Manage Subscription. After cancelling you can keep using the app until the paid period ends. Cancelling during a free trial means you are not charged.
- Refunds follow Apple's policies and are requested from Apple (reportaproblem.apple.com).
- Without an active subscription you can still view the scripts and cue lists saved in the app and open the sample script. Creating and editing cues and notes, REC, starting a show, creating new projects, and editing cue sheet tables require a subscription. If a subscription ends while REC or a show is running, that run can continue to the end.
6Content rights and responsibility
- Content belongs to the user or its original rights holder. Content is processed only on the user's iPad and is not sent to us.
- Users must secure the rights needed before adding scripts or other works by other people to the app.
7Data storage
Content is stored only on your iPad. The app has no feature for moving it to another device or backing it up to a server. Content may be lost if you lose or reset your iPad or delete the app, and we cannot recover it. Please keep your original script files separately.
8Prohibited conduct
- Copying, modifying, distributing or reverse engineering the app without permission, except where the law allows
- Using paid features other than through the normal subscription, such as by bypassing the subscription check
- Using the app in a way that infringes the rights of others
9Changes to the app
We may change features to improve the app. If we significantly reduce paid features, we will announce it in advance on this page and in the app update notes.
10Limitation of liability
- The app is a tool that assists in running a show. Whether and when to execute a cue is decided by the stage manager and crew. Times, stopwatches, automatic scrolling and handwriting recognition results shown in the app are for reference.
- We are not liable for damage caused by things outside our control, such as device failure or operating system problems, except for damage caused by our intent or gross negligence.
11Ending use
You may stop using the app at any time by deleting it. Deleting the app does not cancel a subscription; cancel it separately as described in section 5.
12Governing law and jurisdiction
These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Korea. Disputes about the app are resolved in the court with jurisdiction under the Korean Civil Procedure Act.
EULAApple Standard EULA
Apps obtained from the App Store are also subject to the Apple Standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement (EULA).
ENDAddendum
These terms take effect on November 10, 2026.