Get Cued Up
Android is in early access. Three steps, and Google may take a little while between them.
1Join the access groupFree. It's only used to grant Play access. Tap Join group, then come back here.2Become a testerTap Become a tester on that page. That is the whole step — you do not have to find a download link there. If it says you are not eligible, your group join has not synced to Google Play yet: wait a bit and try again.3Install Cued UpOpens the Play Store app directly. If you land on a “page not available” screen instead, the link opened in a browser — open the Play Store app yourself and search Cued Up.Just joined? Give it an hour. Google has to sync your group membership to Play, and until it does, step 2 won't recognise you and step 3 will say the page isn't available. That is Google catching up, not your account and not a mistake you made — come back and pick up at step 2. It is usually well under an hour, occasionally longer.
Tapping these from inside Facebook, Instagram, Messenger or a text? Those open a mini-browser that isn't signed into Google, and Play will say the page isn't available even though you did everything right. Open this page in Chrome first.
Already have an app called Cued Up (Preview)? Delete it first. It's a separate early build, it will never update, and it will not sign you in.
The Google account signed into your Play Store is the one that has to join in step 1. If they're different accounts, the app won't show up.
On an iPhone? Get it on the App Store.