You don't need a
marketing team.
You just need a good cadence.

cadence learns your brand, then writes, designs, schedules, and measures your social posts and emails — helping you stand out with incredible content. No marketing department needed. All controlled by you.

You’ll love how your business shows up.

Work so good it’ll look like you hired a full team to do it (it'll stay between us). From simple prompts and smart inputs, branded content is created for your social channels and email, aimed at whatever your business actually needs — a new launch, seasonal promotion, a new location — whatever it is, your marketing will never skip a beat again, on-brand and ready to go.

rovesound.com Coming soon · preview
Rove ShopThe tuningField notesSupport Bag (0)
Cream back in stock

Hear the city.
Or don’t.

Forty hours of quiet, tuned on Brooklyn sidewalks instead of a studio. One switch, no app to open.

Shop — $189 Hear the difference
Colorway
★★★★★ 4.8 · 312 reviews | Free shipping both ways
40h
On a charge
1
Switch, no app
60d
Free returns
“If you can hear the bike bell but not the bus, we got it right.”
Field notes — the tuning story
9:41
Instagram ♡ ✉
R
rovesound
Brooklyn, NY
⋯
Tested on
Bedford Ave.
1/4
♡○↱
3,418 likes
rovesound If it holds up at rush hour, it holds up anywhere. Forty hours of quiet, tuned on the sidewalk. #rovesound #brooklyn
View all 212 comments · 2h
Story · 9:16
“Swipe up: the quiet switch”
Five-second clip, sticker poll attached — “Loudest commute: L train or BQE?”
Carousel · 4 slides
How we tuned it, slide by slide
Sidewalk → teardown → the one switch → the price.
Reel · :15
Rush hour, sound on
Street audio cuts to silence on the switch press. Shot list and captions included.
Rove <hello@rovesound.com>Thu, 9:02 AM
The quiet button, explained
Forty hours, one switch, zero setup — here’s how we tuned it.
Rove ShopThe tuningSupport

You asked what the switch does.

One press drops the train, the traffic, and the guy on speakerphone — and leaves the crosswalk beep, so you still hear the street that matters.

No app, no pairing dance, no menu of modes to learn. One switch, two positions, forty hours between charges.

See how it works
40h
On a charge
1
Switch, no app
60d
Free returns
Back in stock
Cream — $189
Sold out in nine days last time.
Basalt — $189
The one that hides fingerprints.
“If you can hear the bike bell but not the bus, we got it right.”
— Field notes, Rove team
Sixty days to change your mind. Free shipping both ways.
Rove Sound · Brooklyn, NY · Unsubscribe · Preferences
Field notes

Why we tuned for sidewalks,
not studios.

Rove team · 6 min read

Most headphones are voiced in a treated room where nothing moves. Ours were voiced on Grand Street at 5pm — a harder test than any chamber.

“If you can hear the bike bell but not the bus, we got it right.”
Fig. 1 — Grand St, 5:12pm dB reduction, one press
Subway rumble −31
Bus engine −28
Speakerphone −19
Crosswalk beep −3
Bike bell −2
The last two stay on purpose. Everything above them is noise you didn’t choose.

That standard cost us four months and two full teardowns — and the flat response curve everyone benchmarks against. On a real street, flat is useless.

One ad, three ways Coming

Preview · not live yet
Same offer, three angles — price, proof, objection. Spend follows whichever earns it.
RRove
A

Forty hours of quiet for the price of the pair you keep losing.

Rove Cream — $189
Shop now
Price
RRove
B

Tuned at 5pm on Grand Street, not in a studio. Drops the bus, keeps the bike bell.

Hear the city. Or don’t.
Learn more
Proof
RRove
C

“I’ve broken three pairs.” So had we — then we rebuilt the hinge twice.

Built for the fourth pair
Shop now
Objection
After 72 hoursCTRCPCSpend
A
Winning on cold traffic
1.9% $0.71 55%
B
Best time-on-page
1.4% $0.94 30%
C
Retargeting only
0.8% $1.38 15%
Coming soon. Ads don’t run from cadence yet, so nothing here spends money. Today, the same brand-checked copy goes to your posts and emails.
rovesound.com Coming soon · preview
Rove ShopThe tuningField notesSupport

Hear the city.
Or don’t.

Forty hours of quiet, tuned on Brooklyn sidewalks instead of a studio.

Shop the cream colorway — $189
40h
On a charge
1
Switch, no app
60d
Free returns
The tuning
Voiced at 5pm on Grand Street.

One press drops the train, the traffic, and the guy on speakerphone — and leaves the crosswalk beep, so you still hear the street that matters.

Pick your colorway
Cream
$189 · In stock
Basalt
$189 · In stock
Amber
$189 · Backorder
Quiet, whenever you want it.

Free shipping both ways. Sixty days to change your mind.

Shop Rove — $189
© Rove Sound, BrooklynShop · Support · Returns

Instagram, this week

14 posts · all scheduled
Times set from when your followers are actually on.
Mon
8:10a
Story
Commute poll — L train or BQE?
Scheduled
Mon
6:40p
Feed
Tested on Bedford Ave.
Scheduled
Tue
12:15p
Reel
Rush hour, sound on — :15
Scheduled
Wed
9:00a
Carousel
How we tuned it, slide by slide
Scheduled
Thu
7:20p
Feed
Cream restocked — 40 hrs quiet
Scheduled
Fri
8:45a
Story
Behind the teardown, 3 frames
Scheduled
Sat
11:30a
Reel
One switch, no app — demo
Drafting
Sun
5:00p
Feed
Field notes quote card
Drafting
Feed
Reel
Story
Carousel

Email, next two weeks

7 sends · 4,120 subscribers
Send times set from when your list actually opens.
This week
Tue
7:30a
Automated
Welcome — start with the switch
New signups
Thu
9:02a
Campaign
The quiet button, explained
All · 4,120
Sat
10:15a
Newsletter
Field notes: tuned on Grand St.
Engaged · 2,480
Next week
Mon
8:00a
Automated
Left something in your cart
Abandoned
Wed
9:00a
Campaign
Cream is back — 40 hrs quiet
Waitlist · 860
Thu
6:45p
Campaign
Basalt, for the fingerprint-averse
All · 4,120
Sun
11:00a
Newsletter
Two teardowns and a bike bell
Engaged · 2,480
Campaign
Newsletter
Automated

Field notes, next six weeks

5 posts · one every 8 days
Each post is written for a question people already search, then cut down for the other channels.
How it’s made Aug 21
Why we tuned for sidewalks, not studios.
Ready
q best noise cancelling headphones for city walking 2.4k/mo
Reused as 2 IG posts · newsletter lead
Buying guide Aug 29
Over-ear vs. on-ear when you commute daily.
Drafted
q over ear vs on ear for commuting 5.1k/mo
Reused as Carousel · product page FAQ
City stories Sep 6
Eight hours on the G train, one charge.
Outlined
q headphone battery life real world test 1.8k/mo
Reused as Reel · pre-roll script
Buying guide Sep 14
What $189 buys that $349 doesn’t.
Outlined
q are expensive headphones worth it 9.3k/mo
Reused as Ad variant · SMS teaser
How it’s made Sep 22
Two teardowns, and the hinge that failed both.
Queued
q why do headphones break at the hinge 3.6k/mo
Reused as Story set · press note
How it’s made
Buying guide
City stories

Where it would run Coming

Preview of a planned flight
The three statics are the first flight. Everything after is cut from the same shoot.
W1W2W3W4W5W6
Meta feed A/B/C
static · cold
Retargeting C
static · 30d visitors
IG Stories
3 cutdowns · 9:16
Pre-roll 15s
from the same shoot
Reddit
r/headphones · text
Search, brand
catches the spillover
Still to make
Two replacement statics for the losing angles
1080×1080 · Mon
Queued
Stories cutdowns of A and B
1080×1920 · +captions
In progress
Pre-roll edit, 15s and 6s
shot list done
Drafted
Reddit copy, no image
3 comment replies drafted
Waiting on you
Paid ads are coming. Nothing in this preview is connected to an ad account or spends money.

Everything else cadence makes, because your brand story doesn’t stop at a feed

Drafted against your Brand Book and exported for print or to send yourself. cadence publishes directly to LinkedIn, Instagram, X, Facebook, and email through Mailchimp, Klaviyo or Resend.

Cream restocked. 40 hrs quiet, yours till Sunday →
just ordered
SMS Coming
Restock text, 148 characters
Text messages are coming. Not sent from cadence yet.
Quiet, on the
loudest train
in America.
Rove · $189
Out of home
Subway car card
Two lines, read in four seconds, from eight feet away.
8:12
Long-form video
Eight minutes on the teardown
YouTube, shot list and script done. The one asset everything else is cut from.
ColorwayMSRPWHL
Cream189104
Basalt189104
Amber189104
Sales enablement
Wholesale line sheet
What the two shops that stock you need: MSRP, margin, case pack.
0:00ROVE100:42
Podcast read
Forty-second host read
Written the way the host talks, with the discount code baked in.
Brooklyn audio shop tunes headphones on the street
Press note
One paragraph an editor can run
No adjectives to cut. Ready to send to local desks with the photo attached.
Try the switch.
40 hours · 60-day returns · $189
In-store card
Shelf-talker, 4×6
Sits under the demo pair and answers the two questions staff get asked.
Thanks for the quiet.
One press for silence. Two for the street. That's the whole manual.
SCAN
SETUP
Packaging insert
The card in the box
Thanks them, explains the switch, and asks for the review at the right moment.

cadencedoes^most ofthe work

You
Input
Give us everything you’ve got.
Start from what you have — or nothing at all. Your logo, your site, a deck, old posts, photos, whatever exists, in whatever shape it’s in. Then say what you’re actually after, in plain words. No brief to fill in, no marketing vocabulary required.
Brand Foundations
Your brand, packaged and ready to use.
Colors, type, voice, the claims you can make and the words you’d never use — pulled out of what you handed over and set down in one place. Already have a brand guide? It’s carried over verbatim, never overridden.
Strategy
The angles worth taking.
Reacts to your specific goals, reads your market, takes in learnings, then creates a marketing and content plan just for you.
Writing
Messaging that sounds like you.
Posts, an email, a long read — drafted against your Brand Foundations instead of a generic template, so the voice is yours from the first line.
Design
Your look, not stock or slop.
Laid out with your real palette, type, and photography. If you have a brand guide, it follows it to the letter.
You
Review
Nothing ships without your yes.
Every claim is checked against what’s true about your business. Then the week waits in one place — nod at what’s good, or say what you’d change.
Publishing
Out at the right time.
Scheduled straight to LinkedIn, Instagram, X, Facebook, and email through Mailchimp, Klaviyo or Resend, and only on your say-so. Print and sales pieces export ready to use.
You
Learning
You pick what it learns.
A plain-English page each week: what landed, what didn’t, what it wants to try next. Pick the lessons you agree with and they’re folded into the next round of strategy, creative, and content.
cadence answers to you
and your brand.
01

Your input, forever

A living set of Brand Foundations holds your voice, claims, and do's and never-do's — while your choices keep building and refining future work.

02

Nothing invented

Facts and claims are checked against your own sources and cited. Can't be verified? Held, not published.

03

You have the final word

Review, comment, approve. Nothing reaches the world until you say so.

Illustrative examples

Catching rhythm: before and after

Illustrative scenarios, not customer stories. No real people or results are shown.

Before

Sunday night, writing the week’s posts from scratch, guessing at what to say, and posting whenever there’s a spare minute.

An owner running two shops Example
After, with cadence

The week arrives drafted in your voice. You read it on your phone, approve what’s right, ask for changes on the rest, and it goes out on schedule.

Review and scheduling
Illustrative scenario
Before

A draft promises something the business can’t back up, and nobody catches it until a customer asks.

A team in a careful category Example
After, with cadence

Every line is checked against the claims in your Brand Book. Anything it can’t support is held for you, with the reason, before it can go out.

Claims checks and holds
Illustrative scenario
Before

Five clients, five voices, a spreadsheet of who approved what, and copy that slowly drifts toward sounding the same.

A small agency with several brands Example
After, with cadence

Each brand keeps its own Brand Book. Drafts follow it, clients sign off from a review link, and who approved what stays with each piece.

One Brand Book per brand
Illustrative scenario
Before

The newsletter is two weeks late because nobody had an afternoon to write it.

A founder with a list and no time Example
After, with cadence

The email is drafted from the same plan as the posts. You approve it, and it sends through Mailchimp, Klaviyo or Resend.

Email from the same plan
Illustrative scenario

Whether you have one brand, or fifty.

For owners & individuals

You run the business.
cadence runs
the marketing.

One brand across social and email, plus print and sales pieces to export. Ads and website are coming.
Brand Foundations built from what you already have
You review and approve everything
Free to try No card, no setup call
Start with your website →
For agencies & portfolios

Keep it all
in one view
and in harmony.

Unlimited brands, each with separate Foundations
Per-brand approvals, roles, and audit trail
One home view of every brand’s status
By brand Volume pricing
Start with your first brand →

You don't need a
marketing team.
You just need a good cadence.

cadence learns your brand, then writes, designs, schedules, and measures your social posts and emails — helping you stand out with incredible content. No marketing department needed. All controlled by you.

You’ll love how your business shows up.

Work so good it’ll look like you hired a full team to do it (it'll stay between us). From simple prompts and smart inputs, branded content is created for your social channels and email, aimed at whatever your business actually needs — a new launch, seasonal promotion, a new location — whatever it is, your marketing will never skip a beat again, on-brand and ready to go.

rovesound.com Coming soon · preview
Rove ShopThe tuningSupport Bag (0)
Cream back in stock

Hear the city.
Or don’t.

Forty hours of quiet, tuned on Brooklyn sidewalks instead of a studio. One switch, no app to open.

Shop — $189 Hear the difference
Colorway
★★★★★ 4.8 · 312 reviews | Free shipping both ways
40h
On a charge
1
Switch, no app
60d
Free returns
“If you can hear the bike bell but not the bus, we got it right.”
Field notes — the tuning story
9:41
Instagram ♡ ✉︎
R
rovesound
Brooklyn, NY
⋯
Tested on
Bedford Ave.
1/4
♡○↱
3,418 likes
rovesound If it holds up at rush hour, it holds up anywhere. Forty hours of quiet, tuned on the sidewalk. #rovesound #brooklyn
View all 212 comments · 2h
Story · 9:16
“Swipe up: the quiet switch”
Five-second clip, sticker poll attached — “Loudest commute: L train or BQE?”
Carousel · 4 slides
How we tuned it, slide by slide
Sidewalk → teardown → the one switch → the price.
Reel · :15
Rush hour, sound on
Street audio cuts to silence on the switch press. Shot list and captions included.
Rove <hello@rovesound.com>Thu, 9:02 AM
The quiet button, explained
Forty hours, one switch, zero setup — here’s how we tuned it.
Rove ShopThe tuningSupport

You asked what the switch does.

One press drops the train, the traffic, and the guy on speakerphone — and leaves the crosswalk beep, so you still hear the street that matters.

No app, no pairing dance, no menu of modes to learn. One switch, two positions, forty hours between charges.

See how it works
40h
On a charge
1
Switch, no app
60d
Free returns
Back in stock
Cream — $189
Sold out in nine days last time.
Basalt — $189
The one that hides fingerprints.
“If you can hear the bike bell but not the bus, we got it right.”
— Field notes, Rove team
Sixty days to change your mind. Free shipping both ways.
Rove Sound · Brooklyn, NY · Unsubscribe · Preferences
Field notes

Why we tuned for sidewalks,
not studios.

Rove team · 6 min read

Most headphones are voiced in a treated room where nothing moves. Ours were voiced on Grand Street at 5pm — a harder test than any chamber.

“If you can hear the bike bell but not the bus, we got it right.”
Fig. 1 — Grand St, 5:12pm dB reduction, one press
Subway rumble −31
Bus engine −28
Speakerphone −19
Crosswalk beep −3
Bike bell −2
The last two stay on purpose. Everything above them is noise you didn’t choose.

That standard cost us four months and two full teardowns — and the flat response curve everyone benchmarks against. On a real street, flat is useless.

One ad, three ways Coming

Preview
Same offer, three angles — price, proof, objection. Spend follows whichever earns it.
RRove
A

Forty hours of quiet for the price of the pair you keep losing.

Rove Cream — $189
Shop now
Price
RRove
B

Tuned at 5pm on Grand Street, not in a studio. Drops the bus, keeps the bike bell.

Hear the city. Or don’t.
Learn more
Proof
RRove
C

“I’ve broken three pairs.” So had we — then we rebuilt the hinge twice.

Built for the fourth pair
Shop now
Objection
After 72 hoursCTRCPCSpend
A
Winning on cold traffic
1.9% $0.71 55%
B
Best time-on-page
1.4% $0.94 30%
C
Retargeting only
0.8% $1.38 15%
Coming soon. Ads don’t run from cadence yet, so nothing here spends money. Today, the same brand-checked copy goes to your posts and emails.
rovesound.com Coming soon · preview
Rove ShopThe tuningField notesSupport

Hear the city.
Or don’t.

Forty hours of quiet, tuned on Brooklyn sidewalks instead of a studio.

Shop the cream colorway — $189
40h
On a charge
1
Switch, no app
60d
Free returns
The tuning
Voiced at 5pm on Grand Street.

One press drops the train, the traffic, and the guy on speakerphone — and leaves the crosswalk beep, so you still hear the street that matters.

Pick your colorway
Cream
$189 · In stock
Basalt
$189 · In stock
Amber
$189 · Backorder
Quiet, whenever you want it.

Free shipping both ways. Sixty days to change your mind.

Shop Rove — $189
© Rove Sound, BrooklynShop · Support · Returns

Instagram, this week

14 posts · all scheduled
Times set from when your followers are actually on.
Mon
8:10a
Story
Commute poll — L train or BQE?
Scheduled
Mon
6:40p
Feed
Tested on Bedford Ave.
Scheduled
Tue
12:15p
Reel
Rush hour, sound on — :15
Scheduled
Wed
9:00a
Carousel
How we tuned it, slide by slide
Scheduled
Thu
7:20p
Feed
Cream restocked — 40 hrs quiet
Scheduled
Fri
8:45a
Story
Behind the teardown, 3 frames
Scheduled
Sat
11:30a
Reel
One switch, no app — demo
Drafting
Sun
5:00p
Feed
Field notes quote card
Drafting
Feed
Reel
Story
Carousel

Email, next two weeks

7 sends · 4,120 subscribers
Send times set from when your list actually opens.
This week
Tue
7:30a
Automated
Welcome — start with the switch
New signups
Thu
9:02a
Campaign
The quiet button, explained
All · 4,120
Sat
10:15a
Newsletter
Field notes: tuned on Grand St.
Engaged · 2,480
Next week
Mon
8:00a
Automated
Left something in your cart
Abandoned
Wed
9:00a
Campaign
Cream is back — 40 hrs quiet
Waitlist · 860
Thu
6:45p
Campaign
Basalt, for the fingerprint-averse
All · 4,120
Sun
11:00a
Newsletter
Two teardowns and a bike bell
Engaged · 2,480
Campaign
Newsletter
Automated

Field notes, next six weeks

5 posts · one every 8 days
Each post is written for a question people already search, then cut down for the other channels.
How it’s made Aug 21
Why we tuned for sidewalks, not studios.
Ready
q best noise cancelling headphones for city walking 2.4k/mo
Reused as 2 IG posts · newsletter lead
Buying guide Aug 29
Over-ear vs. on-ear when you commute daily.
Drafted
q over ear vs on ear for commuting 5.1k/mo
Reused as Carousel · product page FAQ
City stories Sep 6
Eight hours on the G train, one charge.
Outlined
q headphone battery life real world test 1.8k/mo
Reused as Reel · pre-roll script
Buying guide Sep 14
What $189 buys that $349 doesn’t.
Outlined
q are expensive headphones worth it 9.3k/mo
Reused as Ad variant · SMS teaser
How it’s made Sep 22
Two teardowns, and the hinge that failed both.
Queued
q why do headphones break at the hinge 3.6k/mo
Reused as Story set · press note
How it’s made
Buying guide
City stories

Where it would run Coming

Preview
The three statics are the first flight. Everything after is cut from the same shoot.
W1W2W3W4W5W6
Meta feed A/B/C
static · cold
Retargeting C
static · 30d visitors
IG Stories
3 cutdowns · 9:16
Pre-roll 15s
from the same shoot
Reddit
r/headphones · text
Search, brand
catches the spillover
Still to make
Two replacement statics for the losing angles
1080×1080 · Mon
Queued
Stories cutdowns of A and B
1080×1920 · +captions
In progress
Pre-roll edit, 15s and 6s
shot list done
Drafted
Reddit copy, no image
3 comment replies drafted
Waiting on you
Paid ads are coming. Nothing in this preview is connected to an ad account or spends money.

Everything else cadence makes, because your brand story doesn’t stop at a feed

Drafted against your Brand Book and exported for print or to send yourself. cadence publishes directly to LinkedIn, Instagram, X, Facebook, and email through Mailchimp, Klaviyo or Resend.

Cream restocked. 40 hrs quiet, yours till Sunday →
just ordered
SMS Coming
Restock text, 148 characters
Text messages are coming. Not sent from cadence yet.
Quiet, on the
loudest train
in America.
Rove · $189
Out of home
Subway car card
Two lines, read in four seconds, from eight feet away.
8:12
Long-form video
Eight minutes on the teardown
YouTube, shot list and script done. The one asset everything else is cut from.
ColorwayMSRPWHL
Cream189104
Basalt189104
Amber189104
Sales enablement
Wholesale line sheet
What the two shops that stock you need: MSRP, margin, case pack.
0:00ROVE100:42
Podcast read
Forty-second host read
Written the way the host talks, with the discount code baked in.
Brooklyn audio shop tunes headphones on the street
Press note
One paragraph an editor can run
No adjectives to cut. Ready to send to local desks with the photo attached.
Try the switch.
40 hours · 60-day returns · $189
In-store card
Shelf-talker, 4×6
Sits under the demo pair and answers the two questions staff get asked.
Thanks for the quiet.
One press for silence. Two for the street. That's the whole manual.
SCAN
SETUP
Packaging insert
The card in the box
Thanks them, explains the switch, and asks for the review at the right moment.

cadencedoes^most of the work

You
Input
Give us everything you’ve got.
Start from what you have — or nothing at all. Your logo, your site, a deck, old posts, photos, whatever exists, in whatever shape it’s in. Then say what you’re actually after, in plain words. No brief to fill in, no marketing vocabulary required.
Brand Foundations
Your brand, packaged and ready to use.
Colors, type, voice, the claims you can make and the words you’d never use — pulled out of what you handed over and set down in one place. Already have a brand guide? It’s carried over verbatim, never overridden.
Strategy
The angles worth taking.
Reacts to your specific goals, reads your market, takes in learnings, then creates a marketing and content plan just for you.
Writing
Messaging that sounds like you.
Posts, an email, a long read — drafted against your Brand Foundations instead of a generic template, so the voice is yours from the first line.
Design
Your look, not stock or slop.
Laid out with your real palette, type, and photography. If you have a brand guide, it follows it to the letter.
You
Review
Nothing ships without your yes.
Every claim is checked against what’s true about your business. Then the week waits in one place — nod at what’s good, or say what you’d change.
Publishing
Out at the right time.
Scheduled straight to LinkedIn, Instagram, X, Facebook, and email through Mailchimp, Klaviyo or Resend, and only on your say-so. Print and sales pieces export ready to use.
You
Learning
You pick what it learns.
A plain-English page each week: what landed, what didn’t, what it wants to try next. Pick the lessons you agree with and they’re folded into the next round of strategy, creative, and content.
cadence answers to you
and your brand.
01

Your input, forever

A living set of Brand Foundations holds your voice, claims, and do's and never-do's — while your choices keep building and refining future work.

02

Nothing invented

Facts and claims are checked against your own sources and cited. Can't be verified? Held, not published.

03

You have the final word

Review, comment, approve. Nothing reaches the world until you say so.

Illustrative examples

Catching rhythm: before and after

Illustrative scenarios, not customer stories. No real people or results are shown.

Before

Sunday night, writing the week’s posts from scratch, guessing at what to say, and posting whenever there’s a spare minute.

An owner running two shops Example
After, with cadence

The week arrives drafted in your voice. You read it on your phone, approve what’s right, ask for changes on the rest, and it goes out on schedule.

Review and scheduling
Illustrative scenario
Before

A draft promises something the business can’t back up, and nobody catches it until a customer asks.

A team in a careful category Example
After, with cadence

Every line is checked against the claims in your Brand Book. Anything it can’t support is held for you, with the reason, before it can go out.

Claims checks and holds
Illustrative scenario
Before

Five clients, five voices, a spreadsheet of who approved what, and copy that slowly drifts toward sounding the same.

A small agency with several brands Example
After, with cadence

Each brand keeps its own Brand Book. Drafts follow it, clients sign off from a review link, and who approved what stays with each piece.

One Brand Book per brand
Illustrative scenario
Before

The newsletter is two weeks late because nobody had an afternoon to write it.

A founder with a list and no time Example
After, with cadence

The email is drafted from the same plan as the posts. You approve it, and it sends through Mailchimp, Klaviyo or Resend.

Email from the same plan
Illustrative scenario

Whether you have one brand, or fifty.

For owners & individuals

You run the business.
cadence runs
the marketing.

One brand across social and email, plus print and sales pieces to export. Ads and website are coming.
Brand Foundations built from what you already have
You review and approve everything
Free to try No card, no setup call
Start with your website →
For agencies & portfolios

Keep it all
in one view
and in harmony.

Unlimited brands, each with separate Foundations
Per-brand approvals, roles, and audit trail
One home view of every brand’s status
By brand Volume pricing
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