How it works
Three steps. Confirm is the only thing that ever writes.
Notion's Repeat writes one row, on the day it's due. Cadence writes the next ten — after you confirm.
Step 1
Authorize Cadence for the databases you choose. Page bodies are never read.
Nothing is created yet.
Live preview. Writes nothing.
Step 2
See weekday, date, and title for each occurrence.
Live preview. Writes nothing.
Write 10 rows to Notion
Preview stays read-only until you confirm.
Step 3
Confirm is the only thing that ever writes.
The modal lists every row before Cadence creates it.
Under the hood
reserved
A reserved slot is held per rule and date before anything is written — so Confirm cannot double-create.
cadence_ref
Every row Cadence writes carries a cadence_ref stamp. Verification uses Cadence-owned properties only.
retries
Retries never delete your Notion rows. Failed creates stay reserved until they succeed or you intervene.
2.5 req/s
Cadence stays polite to Notion’s API — about 2.5 requests per second, not a burst flood.
Sourced from the same claims as Privacy. No new product promises here.
Preview is free. Confirm is yours.