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Recorded from the app itself in demo mode, where sign-in, checkout, the AI writer and LinkedIn are replaced by local stand-ins. The screens, checks and scheduling are the real ones. You'll see all 12 settings, the weekly check-in, and why each draft reads the way it does.
Chapters
- 0:00Cadence: LinkedIn posts in your own voice, from two minutes a week. $20/month after a 7-day trial.
- 0:05Everything is visible: 12 settings you choose once, 5 weekly actions, 11 automatic routines
- 0:10Every draft is fixed, rewritten once, or held for you, by the same published rules
- 0:15Sign in. Real users use LinkedIn's official sign-in; the demo uses a throwaway account
- 0:18Card first, 7 days free. Real users go to Stripe Checkout; the demo takes no card
- 0:22Setup 1 of 3: who you are, who you want to reach, and the only facts Cadence may state
- 0:27Setup 2 of 3: three of your own posts teach it your voice, plus topics and a never-write-about list
- 0:33Setup 3 of 3: posts per week, days, time, and the writing model (Claude Sonnet 5 or Opus 5)
- 0:38Each week: two minutes of rough notes. That's the only regular input
- 0:43Cadence writes 2 versions of each post in your voice, checks both, and keeps the better one
- 0:48Drafts are ready. Nothing posts until you approve it
- 0:51Why this draft: the angle, every check it passed, what was fixed automatically, and what it cost
- 0:58Edit anything. Your version is re-checked but never rewritten: you're the author
- 1:04Approved: the exact text is locked and scheduled into your next posting slot, in your time zone
- 1:08Or post now. It goes out once through LinkedIn's official API (recorded, not sent, in the demo)
- 1:12Published, with each post's latest numbers (sample numbers in demo mode until LinkedIn approves analytics)
- 1:17Results. Outreach: posts per week against your target; solid bars hit it, faded bars fell short
- 1:22Impact: reach (bars) and engagement rate (line) per post, a 4-post average and your best post
- 1:27What works for you: engagement by angle, weekday and length. Each chart has a table view too
- 1:32Settings: model use, automatic posting (after 5 clean approvals), connected assistants and API keys
- 1:37API keys have read, write and a separate approve scope that only you can grant
- 1:41Use Cadence from Claude, Codex, Cursor or VS Code: it's an MCP server with one-click installs
- 1:49Or script it: a REST API with an OpenAPI reference, rate limits, and a CLI
- 1:53Every rule is public. Run it yourself: git clone, pnpm install, pnpm demo. MIT licensed.
Run it yourself
The same demo runs on your machine with no keys: Postgres and one command.
git clone https://github.com/MAKaminski/cadence cd cadence && pnpm install && pnpm demo