Cue vs Tummee
Short version: Tummee is the deepest sequence library and handout tool around. Cue is smaller and built for the whole class: plan it, teach from one calm screen in the room, then note what landed. If you mostly print handouts and want every pose variation that exists, Tummee. If you want to teach from your phone without notes on the floor, Cue.
Side by side
| Cue | Tummee | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free plan: 2 saved classes, 3 AI generations a month, no card. Pro: $8.99 a month or $69.99 a year, 7-day free trial | 15-day free trial, no card. Then $12.95 a month, or $7.95 a month billed $95.40 a year (web prices; the iOS app costs more) |
| Free plan | Yes, free for good | Not stated on Tummee's own pricing page |
| Pose library | 150+ illustrated poses, plus your own | 8,500+ poses and variations |
| Teaching in the room | Teaching mode: pose, your cue, breath count, timer and what's next, on a screen that stays awake | Slideshows with timers and voice cues, built for playing a class back |
| After class | 30-second reflection on what worked | Not stated |
| AI | Drafts a full editable class, shortens, swaps poses, adapts for a group | Smart suggestions and filters, no AI drafting stated |
| Handouts and export | Clean PDF of any class | 25+ handout templates, sharing to social and email |
| Platforms | Web and iPhone, synced | Web, iOS and Android |
What Tummee does well
- The largest pose library and community sequence collection of any tool, with a long track record.
- Polished printable handouts for students and trainings.
- Native Android app.
Where Cue is different
- Teaching, not just planning. Cue's teaching mode is made to be read at a glance from across the room while you teach, not to play a class for you.
- A real free plan. Two saved classes and three AI generations a month, with no time limit.
- The loop after class. A quick reflection means next week's class starts from what actually worked.
Who each one is for
Tummee suits teacher trainers, therapists and teachers who build detailed handouts and want every variation in one library.
Cue suits teachers, especially in their first years, who want to plan quickly and teach from a phone or tablet without memorizing every transition.
Prices and features checked on 9 November 2026 from each company's own website and App Store listing. If something here is out of date, email cueyogaapp@gmail.com and I'll fix it.
Try Cue with your next class.
Free to start, no card. Two saved classes and three AI generations a month.
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