Connect your real calendar — Google sign-in or an .ics export — then walk down last week like a timeline. For each block, one tap: glad you did it, or not? Read-only, parsed right here in your browser, nothing stored on a server yet.
Cadence reads your calendar to rebuild your week. Read-only, parsed in your browser — nothing is uploaded or stored on a server.
Most calendar hosts block cross-site URL reads — if the URL fails, download the .ics and upload it instead.
Counts is your time. Aware stays visible but never counts — partners, holidays, subscriptions. Hidden disappears.
Same roles as the iOS app's settings — change them anytime and every week recounts.
One tap per block: glad you did it, or not? Open blocks first ask what they were. Tap any block to change an answer.
Keys: 1 😊 glad · 2 🙁 not · U undo · S skip
That's your whole week, mapped.
Every waking hour you tagged, sorted the way a life designer would:
A first read from one remembered week — it firms up as real weeks come in.
Pick what would make next week feel well spent.
Cadence holds the time on your calendar and flags anything that collides — you approve every decline in one tap.
$15/month, billed yearly — and your first bill waits until Cadence has closed your first real week.
The real flow is Stripe Checkout — card saved now, charged after your first closed week.
Everything carries into the app: your energy map, your protected time, and your calendar roles.