Agencies
Every client on one calendar. Clients review from a link, Slack handles the chase.
Schedule, get sign-off, and publish your content without leaving Claude.
Cadence is an MCP connector for Claude. Draft in Claude and your posts land on a visual calendar anyone can collaborate on: clients review from a link, Slack chases the approvals, and Cadence publishes to LinkedIn and WordPress.
The calendar is free forever. $19/mo when you connect a channel.
From Claude to scheduled content, in one message.
Tell Claude to schedule your posts, graphics included so they arrive on the calendar formatted and ready. Everything after that, from client sign-off to publishing, is Cadence's job.
Who it's for
If you use Claude to write your content, this is for you.
Founders
Draft in Claude, keep the final edit for yourself, publish to LinkedIn or your site.
Marketing teams
Edit, approve, and move dates together, minus the ping-pong.
Free forever
Everything Claude schedules, on one shared calendar.
Every draft lands here as a card. Click it to edit the copy, the image, or the timing, or tell Claude and it makes the change. The connection runs both ways, so both sides keep track of the latest version.
A calendar you can click.
Month view of everything scheduled. Click a card to edit copy, media, and timing.
Drag to reschedule
Claude
Mon
Tue
Wed
Northwind9:30
Why founders should write in public
Thu
Fri
Claude
Done, Northwind's post is rescheduled to Wednesday.
Edit from either side.
Drag and drop to shift dates in Cadence's calendar, or ask Claude to update it for you. Both sides stay in sync, so the latest version is always the one you see.
Claude
Adding your graphic to Thursday's post.
IMG
Claude uploads your graphics.
Claude drops images, GIFs and video straight onto the scheduled post.
Workspaces
NNorthwind
HHarba
AAtlas People
SShortlists
+ Add client
Every client, one sidebar.
Toggle between client workspaces. Unlimited clients on the free tier.
Share it like a doc.
Clients review from a link. Comment, edit, approve. No account, no login.
Where is Northwind's content this week?
Three posts this week:
- Tue, LinkedIn · in review
- Wed, WordPress · scheduled
- Thu, LinkedIn · awaiting sign-off
Ask Claude where things stand.
The MCP reads Cadence, so "where is Northwind's content this week?" gets a real answer.
An empty calendar helps nobody. Five free Claude skills fill it: voice setup, LinkedIn post writer, content guardrails, meeting-to-post, and the weekly planner.
Get all five free →
Reviews, handled
Slack chases the approvals, so you don't have to.
Pick a channel and a rhythm. Cadence posts each draft in Slack, nudges reviewers until it's signed off, and syncs every approval back to the calendar.
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Cadence APP Mon 8:00
Weekly recap, 3 posts scheduled this week. Open the calendar →
Cadence APP Tue 9:02
Reminder sent to Maria, Thursday's post is waiting for review. Day 1
Cadence APP Thu 9:03
Maria still hasn't reviewed Thursday's post. Day 3 nudge sent
Cadence APP Thu 4:15
Approved by Maria. Publishing Thursday at 9:00. ✓ on track
Set up once, in about two minutes
Go to Claude > Settings > Connectors and add Cadence. Copy the URL below and paste it into the connector box:
The landscape
If your tools solved this, you wouldn't be here.
SchedulersPlanable / Buffer
Agentic AIDraft & post agents
CadenceBuilt for Claude
Starts where you write
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Client review without logins
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Slack approval chasing
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Official APIs only
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Publishes blogs too
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Price
from $33/moYour sanityFree, then $19/mo to publish
Pricing
Priced like a utility, because it is one.
$19/mo for your first connected client. $10/mo for each additional. Everything else is free.
Free
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Use Cadence as your content calendar and client co-editing space without paying anything.
- The MCP connection
- Content calendar
- Client co-editing and comments
- Review links
- Slack review reminders and weekly recaps
Publish
Connected
$19/mo first client · +$10/mo each additional client
Schedule and publish posts on LinkedIn and WordPress straight from Claude or from an easy UI on Cadence.
- Everything in Free
- Publish to LinkedIn and WordPress
- First dibs on feature requests
No card required. Payment only appears in-app when you connect a channel.
Roadmap
What should we connect to next?
Tell us below how we can help you hit your cadence. The winning platform goes straight to build mode.
Build queue
Facebook is 47 votes from taking the lead.
Other feature requests? Tell us what to build next.
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You might be wondering.
MCP is the open standard that lets Claude use outside tools. Cadence is one: add it in Claude's settings and Claude can schedule and publish for you. Setup takes about two minutes and you never touch code.
Cadence is free to connect. You need a Claude plan that supports custom connectors; check your plan's settings under Settings > Connectors.
No. Clients review from a shared link. No Claude account, no Cadence login, nothing to install.
Not unless you tell it to. Posts you schedule yourself go out as scheduled. Anything sent for review publishes only after sign-off.
LinkedIn and WordPress today. The calendar and co-editing work for any content you plan, free. The roadmap vote above decides what comes next.
A client workspace with a live LinkedIn or WordPress connection. Calendars and co-editing stay free for as many clients as you like, payment starts when a channel is connected.
Share a Google Drive folder with your Cadence viewer address and Claude attaches images, GIFs and video from it when drafting posts.
Yes. Monthly billing, no contracts. Your calendar and drafts stay yours on the free tier.
Cadence publishes through official APIs, no scraped sessions, no bots acting as you. Review-then-publish is on by default, so you see every post before it goes out.
Personal profiles today. Company pages are on the roadmap.
No. Clients review from the shared link. Slack reminders go to your own workspace.
Set up in about two minutes
The calendar is free forever. $19/mo when you connect a channel.