Learn negotiation,
one lesson a day.

Ask a chatbot to teach you something and you get a good answer, once. What it will not do is turn the topic into a day-by-day plan, hold you to ten minutes a day, quiz you before you forget, and pick up on day 12 exactly where day 11 ended. Cadence is not selling answers. It is the system that makes you show up until the skill is yours, and the chatbot is in here too: Ask Coach sits inside every lesson, already briefed on what you are reading.

No. Career and growth is where the starter courses focus because those goals are concrete and easy to try on day one. But you can type any topic you are curious about: business, mental models, history, strategy, and communication. Cadence builds the same day-by-day course around it.

Highlight the exact sentence that is not landing and tap Ask Coach, or open Ask Coach from the top of any lesson. Either way you get a clear answer right there, grounded in what you are reading, without leaving to go ask a separate chatbot.

Yes. Every lesson can be played as audio from the lesson screen, so a daily lesson fits a commute, a walk, or any time you are away from the screen. Plus will let you save lesson audio for offline listening.

Anything that explains well in words, examples, and decisions: communication, management, prioritization, founder judgment, career moves, focus, and habit systems, plus broader curiosities like business, mental models, strategy, and history.

Pure visual art, image-based craft, and motor skills are not the best fit right now. They can still work, but Cadence is strongest for subjects that explain well in plain words.

No. Starter courses help when you are not sure where to begin, but you can type your own topic and Cadence builds the course around it.

About ten minutes on your phone. Most courses run a few weeks at a lesson a day, steady progress instead of long blocks that are hard to keep up with.

Yes. Cadence keeps multiple courses in the same app, so you can move between topics without starting over. That stays true on the free plan.

The daily habit stays free: the full library, custom courses from topics you type, audio playback, streaks, Ask Coach, and several courses at once. Plus is for a larger monthly course allowance and offline audio saving when you want to keep building new courses. It will be $39.99 a year, about $3.33 a month, or $4.99 month to month. Annual saves 33%, with the first 7 days free. For comparison: apps that teach a single subject charge about twice as much, and one video course often costs more than a whole year of this. Pricing is not live on the site yet, so today you are joining the beta waitlist.

Because unlimited always turns out to have a footnote. Building a course and answering the coach both cost real money to run, so Plus will carry clear numbers set well above what a daily learner uses. We would rather show them than hide them behind an asterisk.

Early access means joining the beta waitlist. We invite people in small waves, email you when a spot opens, and use early feedback to shape the product. It is not an instant signup or free trial on the site yet.