Cadence
A personal OS for your phone that never phones home
What it does
Other apps promise not to sell your data. Cadence has nowhere to send it. No server, no account, no analytics, no SDKs. 30 trackers on one local store: notes, habits, planner, calendar, trips. Free on one device; sync is $14.99 once, never monthly.
Notes, habits, planning, trips, recipes and 25 other things in one app, native on the Mac and on the iPhone. No account, no server, no subscription. Your data stays on the devices you put it on.
Notes, habits, the week ahead, that trip you keep thinking about, what you ate, what you lifted. All of it in one app, native on the Mac and now on the iPhone, and all of it kept on the devices you put it on. The app is free. iCloud sync across your devices costs $14.99, paid once. Before the sidebar and the switches, there is the pile the app is meant to replace. The chart on the wall with a fortnight missing from it, the receipts fanned across the table, the bag by the door, the book with three bookmarks in it. Thirty of them go past, one after another, and then a counter with nothing on it. Every habit gets its own grid, its current run, its best run, and a rate that starts counting the…from cadencelife.app
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