productYour week of Instagram content, in two clicks.
Planned from what’s working. Built in your brand. Posted at your peak hour.
One click plans your week of carousels, reels, posts and stories. One more builds every creative in your own palette. You approve them, and Cadence publishes at your audience's peak hour — so nobody on your team spends the week running social media.
Six hoursa week
43% of small business owners spend six hours every week on social media marketing.
Source: VerticalResponse survey
Cadence does that work. You keep the decisions — nothing goes out until you have approved it.
What it does
Everything a social media manager does, in two clicks.
One click plans the week
A full week of carousels, reels, posts and stories, generated from a single action — no brief to write, no blank page.
Ideas from what is already working
Sourced from the formats performing on competitor Instagram accounts, and from the problems people are describing in Reddit threads.
Nothing repeats, and it learns
Every idea passes a design and quality check. The same idea is never generated twice, and rejecting one teaches the engine not to propose anything like it again.
One click builds every creative
Approve the ideas and every format is produced in your own palette, type and voice — reels from a script you approve first.
Publishes at your peak hour
Approved posts go to Instagram at the hour your own audience is most engaged, worked out from your account's data rather than an industry average.
A calendar you can drag
The week is laid out as a calendar. Drag anything to another slot, or hold a post back — you are never locked to the plan.
Performance and AI spend
Cadence tracks how each post performs and what it cost to produce, and feeds both back in so the layouts that work come around again.
How it works
Plan, source, check, build, approve, publish.
The weekly cycle that means you don’t need a dedicated social media manager to run your content.
Planning the week and building its creatives take one click each
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Plan the week
One clickA full week of ideas across carousels, reels, posts and stories, generated in a single action.
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Grounded in what's working
Ideas come from formats that are performing on competitor Instagram accounts, and from the problems people are actually describing in Reddit threads — not invented from nothing.
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Checked before you see them
Every idea passes a design and quality check. Near-duplicates are refused, and when you reject an idea the engine learns not to propose anything like it again.
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Build every creative
One clickApprove an idea and one click builds every format in your exact palette, type and voice.
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Approve, and it publishes itself
Timed to your own peak engagement hour, worked out from your business's Instagram data. Nothing publishes until you've approved both the idea and the creative.
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A calendar you stay in charge of
A drag-and-drop week shows everything planned and scheduled. Move anything, any time — you're never locked to the automated plan.
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Performance feeds back in
Cadence tracks what performs and what every post costs in AI spend. Layouts that work get reused; ones that don't, don't come back.
The checks
It catches the posts you’d never want to go out.
You tell us what your business must never post — a competitor’s name, a number you can’t back up, an idea you’ve already used. Cadence checks every post for them, fixes what it finds, and only then asks for your approval. Pick a sample below to watch it happen.
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Cadence writes the post
From your weekly plan, in your brand.
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It spots a problem
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It fixes it
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Ready for your approval
Nothing posts until you say yes.
Checked at every stage, not just once.
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When the idea is suggested
So repeats and off-limits topics never reach your plan.
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When the words are written
So captions and slide text follow your rules.
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Right before it posts
One last look, in case anything changed along the way.
Who it’s for
For a business where a wrong post costs more than a missing one.
Usually one person — not a team — owns social media, and they can't spend the week checking every caption for the things that must never be said.
A good fit if
- You post in several formats, every week
- You have real data worth posting about
- There are things you must never say — a competitor, a regulated claim, a name
Every studio is built around one business's own rules, so what Cadence can and cannot say is decided by that business alone.
Your own private studio.
Cadence isn't a platform you sign up to. It's built and configured for your business by Pentagon X.
Your rules
The names, claims and topics your business can't touch, written into the gate.
Your brand
Your palette, type and voice, so every format looks like it came from you.
Your audience
Publishing timed from your own Instagram data, not an industry average.
Your approval
Every idea and every creative waits for you before anything goes out.
Questions
Plainly answered.
Is it fully automated?
It does the work, and you approve it before it publishes. Nothing goes out until both the idea and the finished creative have been approved by your business.
Does it guarantee we stay compliant?
It enforces the rules set for your business before anything is published — when an idea is planned, when copy is written, and again immediately before publishing. Those rules are yours to define, so the gate is only as complete as the rules we configure together.
What does it make?
Carousels, reels, posts and stories. Reels are produced from a script you approve first.
How do we get started?
Talk to Pentagon X. Your studio is built and configured for your business — we start by understanding what you post, what you can't say, and how you approve work.
What does it cost?
Each studio is scoped to the business it runs for, so we'll walk you through it once we understand what you need.
Let’s build your studio.
Tell us what you post and what you can't say. We'll show you how Cadence would run your week.