OnCue Lite

"It's something I didn't think I needed until I started using it." - Don McAllister, ScreenCastsOnline.com

Featured in "Five-Star Apps" by Glenn Fleishman! (under OnCue's former name, QUp) - http://5str.us/

"If you want to create music queues on the iPhone, this is the app to buy. No excuses." - MacStories.net

"OnCue is one of the best iPod enhancements available in the App Store... [It] is a great addition/replacement for the iPhone’s native iPod app." - iPhoneDownloadBlog.com

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OnCue is a powerful and intuitive music player that gives you unprecedented control over your playlist (your music "queue").

① Tap a song once to add it to the bottom of your queue.
② Tap it again to send it to the top of the queue.

✔ See and change the next song(s) without interrupting your music.

✔ Shuffle and rearrange your playlist while its playing.

Designed to look and feel like the native iPod app, OnCue combines the familiarity and functionality of the basic music player with tons of useful features and amazing flexibility.

It's like reinventing the wheel, except now the wheel never goes flat. And can fly.

Main Features:
★ Runs in the background with multitasking
★ Jump quickly to artists and albums of particular songs
★ Beautiful landscape view to see your queue and album artwork for upcoming tracks
★ All the features you'd expect of a full-fledge music player (song scrubbing, lyrics display, etc.)
★ Podcast support

The full version of OnCue has these additional features:
✔ Crossfade between songs
✔ Access your iPod playlists
✔ Save your Queues
✔ Customizable shortcut button for even more playlist control
✔ Use CueNext to queue up your songs from the top down
✔ Drag songs in your Queue to rearrange them
✔ Add bookmarks to podcasts
✔ Scrobble to Last.fm

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Comments, suggestions, or feature requests are encouraged and greatly appreciated. Please email oncue@pourhadi.com.
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(Requires iOS 4 or greater. OnCue cannot play songs protected by iTunes DRM or alter iTunes play counts/star ratings/etc due to restrictions of the iOS SDK.)