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Work · June 2, 2026

MoveCue: Hands-Free Routine

Hands-free movement timer

MoveCue: Hands-Free Routine launched on June 2, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,657 of 22,646 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

What it does

Put your phone down. MoveCue runs your stretching, mobility, strength, or physio routine hands-free — voice cues guide each phase, your music keeps playing.

MoveCue is your hands-free routine guide — it walks you through every rep, hold, and rest out loud, music still playing.

MoveCue walks you through every rep, hold and rest — out loud, hands-free — so you can keep your eyes on the movement, not the screen. Most movement apps assume you're looking at the screen. MoveCue is built the other way — voice cues call out every phase, a lock-screen Live Activity shows where you are in the routine, and you keep your eyes on the room instead of the timer. Phone face-down, hands free, routine running. Most apps stop your music or podcast every time a cue plays — and never start it again. MoveCue ducks the audio for about a second, calls the cue, and restores it. Same track, same playback position, no interruption. Works with Apple Music, Spotify, podcasts, audiobooks. The…from movecue.app

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