Cadence
A calm, premium day planner — timeline, tasks, habits, focus.
Plan your day on a Structured-style timeline, capture tasks to an inbox, build habits and streaks, and focus with a built-in Pomodoro. Dark-first, premium, and on-device.
Cadence
productivity
A calm, premium day planner — timeline, tasks, habits, focus
What you get
Cadence was built for exactly this.
The core features that make Cadence different from the generic alternatives.
Timeline planning
lay out your day as colored time blocks, drag to reschedule.
Reminders & recurring tasks
Cadence schedules the next one for you.
Habits & streaks
build momentum with a clean weekly heatmap.
Focus timer
a built-in Pomodoro that survives backgrounding.
A look inside
See it in your hands.
A note from the studio
“Most to-do apps are either bare checklists or bloated project tools. Cadence is the calm middle — a beautiful daily timeline you actually want to open.”
How it works
Three steps. No account. No tracking.
01
Capture
Drop anything into the Inbox in two taps. Sort it later.
02
Plan your day
Place tasks on the timeline; the day fills in visually.
03
Focus & review
Run a focus session, then watch your streaks build.
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From the journal
Notes on the practice.
- 01
Sleep Debt and Productivity: Why You Can't Tell How Impaired Six Hours a Night Has Made You
Sleep debt and productivity are tied together by a cruel trick: the more tired you stay, the worse you get at noticing it. Here's what the research says to do.
2026-11-11
7 min read
- 02
Why Criticism at Work Stings So Much: How to Take Feedback Without Spiraling
Why does criticism at work sting so much? One sentence of feedback can hijack your whole evening. Here's what's happening in your head, and how to take feedback without spiraling.
2026-11-10
7 min read
- 03
Learned Helplessness at Work: Why You Stop Trying After Repeated Setbacks (and How to Get Your Sense of Control Back)
Learned helplessness at work looks like apathy, but it's closer to a lesson your brain learned too well. Here's what the research says and how to relearn control.
2026-11-10
7 min read
- 04
Fundamental Attribution Error at Work: Why You Judge Coworkers by Character and Yourself by Circumstance
The fundamental attribution error explains why a late reply feels like disrespect when it's yours but a personality flaw when it's theirs. Learn to break the habit.
2026-11-10
7 min read
- 05
Why Do I Feel Flat and Unmotivated? Languishing, the Quiet State Between Burnout and Happy
Why do I feel flat and unmotivated when nothing is actually wrong? Languishing is the quiet gap between depression and flourishing, and there's a way out of it.
2026-11-09
7 min read
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