About
Two private desks. One house.
Housecue is not a directory and not a social network. It is the paper of a working act — and the paper of the office that books the act — kept behind a login.
Why the house exists
Magicians, musicians, circus artists, clowns, and every legal live entertainer keep too much in the wrong places: set lists in notes apps, crate lists in a spreadsheet, host numbers in a phone, deposits in another tab. Public “performer profiles” leak the wrong things. Agencies have the same problem at a larger scale — roster, clients, dates, paper — and they cannot share a login with the act.
After you sign up, the desk is yours. Other visitors cannot see your profile, clients, roster, or books. The public pages are marketing, the blog, and an opt-in classifieds board. Email sign-up is confirmed from thehousecue.com. Google and X skip that step.
What stays private
Cue sheets, prop inventories, wish lists, artist rosters, host contacts, holds, agreements, and invoices. Letterhead goes on the paper you send. A classifieds listing is a separate, opt-in card — nothing from the books is copied onto it unless you type it there.
A solo entertainer never opens an agency’s roster. An agency never opens a performer’s crate. To run both, use two accounts.
Solo entertainer
The studio
Shows, crate, clients, bookings, agreements, invoices. Built for magicians and every legal live act — not a public page.
See the solo homepage
Agency
The office
Roster, clients, dates, agreements, invoices. The artists on the list are records, not logins.
See the agency homepage
How the house is paid
Each desk has a free book with three entries in the main lists, and one agreement. Studio Pro is the solo upgrade. House Pro is the agency upgrade. Both are monthly or yearly, billed through Lemon Squeezy. See pricing.
The house lives at thehousecue.com. For the craft of the desk, read the Housecue blog. If something breaks, write to admin@thehousecue.com or use support.