Problem
A leadership team’s week tends to get run by whatever lands in the inbox. The plan lives in one person’s head, the weekly numbers live in a spreadsheet nobody opens until the meeting, and the issues that actually matter get talked around instead of resolved. Most tools that promise to fix this are heavy, generic project trackers — they hold tasks but never reflect the rhythm a team actually runs on, so the discipline depends entirely on the operator remembering to enforce it.
Build
Cadence puts the whole operating picture on one surface: a single-page blueprint, a weekly pulse scorecard on a 13-week rolling window, a seat map of who owns what, and an issues-to-resolution loop that drives items to a close. An AI coach reads the week and flags drift before it compounds — a metric trending the wrong way, an issue that keeps getting deferred. It ships with 16 playbook templates grounded in real operating frameworks (ITIL, SCOR, PMI, SHRM), and runs across web, mobile, and desktop from one monorepo.
Outcome
Live as an invite-only beta. A team gets one place to see the plan, the rolling scorecard, the seat map, and the open issues, with an AI coach watching for early signs of drift instead of waiting for the quarterly miss. The 13-week window keeps the focus on the near term where decisions actually change the outcome, and the playbook library gives a team a real framework to start from rather than a blank board.
