An AI social media generator that remembers your product.

Store product facts, evidence, approved claims, audience knowledge, positioning, and language preferences in one place. The source stays visible and editable instead of disappearing inside a chat history, which also means a second person can see why a draft says what it says.

When the product changes, update that source once. Future generations use the current version instead of preserving yesterday’s prompt. This is the part that compounds: the Brain is more useful in month three than in month one, where a chat history is less useful every week.

Generation is the easy half. The harder problem is that AI writing tends to be confidently mediocre: grammatical, on-topic, and completely unmemorable. Reading forty such drafts a month is its own kind of work.

On paid plans a Critic agent reviews each draft before it reaches you and sends back the ones that have not earned a read: no specific claim, a hook that could open any post in the category, a call to action attached to nothing. You see fewer drafts, and the ones you see are worth a decision.

On the free plan you get the first draft without that pass, which is a reasonable way to judge whether the underlying generation suits you before paying for the filter.

Start with a release, customer question, lesson, or decision. Cadencz combines it with the relevant stored context and writes a separate draft for each of the 7 channels it covers natively: X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, Threads, Mastodon, Telegram, and Discord.

The source idea stays connected while the hook, pacing, format, and interaction goal change by platform. A technical detail that becomes a threaded explainer on X becomes a single framed observation on LinkedIn, from the same source. You review every version before anything is approved or scheduled.

It will not write about work you have not done. The Brain stores what is true about your product, so a week with no shipped work, no customer conversation and nothing learned produces a thin plan, accurately reflecting the input rather than inventing a launch.

It also does not draft for every channel. AI generation covers 7 of the 9 live channels; Slack and dev.to publish on schedule but carry copy you write, because a native writing profile for them does not exist yet. Saying so here is cheaper than you discovering it after paying.