Cadence learns who you are from your resume and what you did from your weekly logs — then writes and publishes posts in your voice, at times that look like a human chose them.
Bring your own API keys · Your tokens are encrypted at rest
Spent Tuesday chasing a 0.3% discrepancy in annual plan billing. Turned out proration rounded down at the boundary — for four years. The fix was one line. Finding it took nine hours of ledger diffs.
The hardest part of a billing migration isn't the migration. It's proving the old system was wrong before you're allowed to replace it.
We cut over 40% of accounts to the new ledger this week. Zero customer-visible incidents. The thing that made it boring: a backfill job we could run twice.
What makes it different
Upload a PDF or DOCX and Cadence builds a persona: your real expertise, the numbers you actually hit, the industries you've worked in. Every post is anchored to that, so nothing gets invented.
Drop in a few lines about what you shipped this week. Cadence mines them for specifics — the bug, the number, the meeting — which is the difference between a post that lands and one that reads like filler.
Set a frequency and a window. Cadence picks different times inside it every day, jittered to the second and spaced apart. No 9:00:00 daily tell.
Generated visuals run through a humanizer: provenance metadata stripped, sensor grain, a fraction of a degree of tilt, a real camera's EXIF. Editable by hand before anything goes out.
Write tone instructions in plain English, ban the phrases you hate, pick the topics you want to own. The generator is told, explicitly, to avoid the templates that scream automation.
Hold everything for approval while you build trust, then flip to automatic. Either way you see why each post was written before it publishes.
How it works
Link LinkedIn and X with OAuth, then upload your resume. Takes about two minutes.
Posts per day, the hours you want to be visible, the tone you want to strike.
A few lines on Friday is enough. That's the raw material for the week's posts.
Drafts appear in your queue at randomized times. Approve them, or let them go out on their own.
Set it up once this afternoon. Write four lines a week after that.
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