Cadenzova

Cadenzova is the AI marketing operator for founders who don't have time to be their own social media manager.

Most small teams handle marketing the same way: someone writes a caption when they remember to, grabs whatever image is on hand, and posts it whenever there's a spare ten minutes. It's not a strategy — it's whatever's left over. Cadenzova replaces that with a system that runs on its own and gets sharper over time.

How it works

Give it your website. Onboarding reads your site and drafts your brand voice, audience, and product catalog in minutes — a real starting point, not a blank questionnaire.

From there, a deterministic strategy engine decides what to post about next — not an LLM improvising. It tracks which products you've promoted, which you've neglected, and what's converting, then builds next week's plan around real coverage and performance data, shaped by platform-specific playbooks (Pinterest and X don't reward the same post).

Every week, you get a full plan to review: posts, reels, and pins, scheduled to your best-performing times. Approve it once, and Cadenzova writes the copy, generates the images, and assembles the reels — including AI voiceover and, where set up, talking-avatar video using your own spokesperson likeness. Nothing is locked in: edit, regenerate with feedback, or reject a plan before it runs.

On connected platforms, it publishes itself — no further clicks. Instagram, Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, X, Bluesky, and LinkedIn personal profiles are all live today. Facebook Pages, Threads, and LinkedIn Company Pages are currently in testing as we roll out full autoposting there; in the meantime, Cadenzova still prepares the finished post for those and hands it to you to publish in one click.

Once content goes live, it pulls back real performance and a weekly retrospective rewrites what it knows about your brand before planning next week. Month three looks measurably different from day one — it keeps learning your audience after you've stopped thinking about it.

Why it's a different category

ChatGPT can draft a caption, but you're still the strategist every time — deciding what to write about, prompting for it, posting it by hand. Canva helps you design once you already know what to say. Schedulers queue content you've already made. Cadenzova is the only one deciding what to post, making it, publishing it, and learning from the result — without pulling you back into the loop each time.

Compared to an agency: no retainer, no re-explaining your brand every call, no waiting on someone else's schedule.

What else it does

Import products straight from Shopify, images included, so content features what you actually sell. Run multiple brands under one account with white-label client reporting — built for anyone running more than one storefront or client.

Your job shrinks to one decision a week: approve, or change one thing. Everything underneath runs itself.