Calendar for focused work

Give your week a cadence.

Cadence is a minimal calendar that protects your deep-work hours, batches the busywork, and turns a wall of meetings into a week you can actually finish. Set your rhythm once, then let the schedule hold the line.

Free for solo use, no card needed. Import from any calendar in one step.

Isometric desk scene A thin-line isometric desk holding a calendar and a clock, with an event card floating above.

What Cadence does

Fewer decisions, more of the work that matters.

Three ideas do the heavy lifting. Each one removes a small choice you should not have to make twice.

Focus blocks that hold.

Reserve deep-work windows and Cadence quietly declines conflicting invites, then offers the next open slot instead of eating your morning.

The whole week at a glance.

A calm seven-day view with no color noise. See exactly where your hours go before Monday starts, and move a block with one drag.

Rhythms, not reminders.

Plan on Monday, ship on Thursday, review on Friday. Set a weekly cadence once and it recurs on its own, with no rebuilding required.

How it works

A week that keeps its shape.

Most calendars fill up with other people's priorities. Cadence starts from yours: paint in the focus you need, and every invite has to fit around it.

What is left is a week that looks like the work you meant to do, not the meetings that found you.

  • Paint your focus first.Drop in the deep-work blocks that anchor each day.
  • Let invites negotiate.New meetings land in the open gaps, never over your focus.
  • Repeat the rhythm.Save the shape once and every week starts from the same steady beat.

Your calmest week starts now.

Join the people who traded a noisy calendar for a steady cadence.

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Takes about two minutes to set your first rhythm.