About Cue Loom | an Alex Hendricks brand
Revision-aware crew packets for event producers | an Alex Hendricks brand
Cue Loom · AGWS · an Alex Hendricks brand Cue Loom is a local pre-show workroom for one producer preparing revised crew instructions. Record a fixed issue, revise the plan, then print an identified full crew plan or a changes-only brief. Comparisons include calculated timing shifts and retired instructions for crews that lose an assignment—even when that crew has no current cues. Plan conflicts block recording a new issue. The complete named application is offered to one buyer. The intended acquirer is a small event-production consultancy or training publisher with a web-skilled maintainer that wants to own and adapt this particular document workflow. It is a source asset, not an established customer business, hosted subscription or repeat-copy licence. Proposed delivery: exact R07/v0.1.1 HTML/CSS/JavaScript/SVG source, delivered Cue Loom identity/mark and fictional sample implementation, Python local-server helper, operating/maintenance documentation, optional model checks and the specified original media. Six static runtime files; no build, package installation, backend, API key or application account. The documented tested setup is Windows/current Chrome with installed Python3.12.10. Source and branding edits require web-development skills. One producer, one browser event, one local calendar day and three renameable UI crews. Briefs compare adjacent issued versions; the producer chooses and distributes the appropriate packet. Portable JSON backups include all crews' notes. Browser saving can fail or be cleared. Crew filtering is document scope, not access control; snapshots are not signed/tamper-proof JSON. No cloud sync, delivery, read receipt or live show control. Proposed transfer covers seller-held rights in the complete delivered project, with seller commercial resale/operation ending after the one completed transfer. A private archive and narrow factual historical ICU portfolio permission must be expressly agreed. Buyer may rebrand; no perpetual buyer-attribution covenant. AI-assisted original code, interface, SVG and fictional samples are disclosed. No exclusive AI copyright, trademark clearance or third-party rights guarantee. No bundled third-party libraries/art/font binaries. No domain, hosting, accounts, credentials, customer list, real event data, payment system, ongoing/live support, maintenance or future features. Written operating/maintenance documentation only. Commercial users, traffic, revenue, demand and valuation are unverified; QA is not traction. Independent reviews cover the declared private technical/operating profile, not human purchase validation or all environments. The producer remains responsible for real-world planning and safe show operation. USD300 negotiable is the proposed asking price, not a valuation or automatic offer acceptance. Contact the owner through SideProjectors to agree inventory, payment, inspection, rights and support before a binding transaction. SideProjectors is not escrow. Private source delivery follows the owner's agreed transaction conditions; no source ZIP is posted publicly.
For sale
Asking price: $300 USD
What's included
Source code, All related design work
Proposed complete named R07/v0.1.1 source-asset transfer to one buyer: six runtime files, Cue Loom identity/native SVG/sample implementation, Python helper, operating/maintainer documentation, optional checks/oracle and inventoried original presentation media. Transfer only actually held rights under an agreed schedule. Seller stops commercial Cue Loom use/resale across versions after completed transfer; private archive and narrowly permitted factual historical ICU portfolio must be expressly agreed. Buyer may rebrand; no perpetual credit covenant. Documentation-only support; no hosting, domain, accounts, client/customer data, installation management, ongoing/live support or future features.
Reason for selling
AGWS develops complete digital project assets. Cue Loom is offered to a new owner who wants to operate or adapt its focused pre-show crew-document workflow; no established customer business or revenue stream is represented.