Cadence: Diary & Calendar

Cadence is a diary that keeps the rest of your life beside it — your days, your money, your events, and the contracts you are signed up to — written in whichever calendar you actually think in. TWO CALENDARS AT ONCE Gregorian, Nepali (Bikram Sambat), Japanese, Thai, Indian (Saka) and Myanmar. Choose one for the big numbers and another to sit beneath them. If you keep your birthdays in one calendar and your bills in another, this is what that is for. FOUR WAYS TO LOOK AT TIME Slide sideways between Day, Week, Month and Year. Slide up and down to move through them. The Day page has three shapes, chosen at its foot: a timeline of hours, a pair of clock faces, and a plain list to tick off. IN THREE LANGUAGES English, 日本語 and नेपाली — the whole app, not only the menus. MONEY THAT STAYS WITH THE DAY Record what you spent where you spent it, keep the receipt with it, and find it again on the day it happened. CONTRACTS THAT SPEAK UP FIRST Rent, insurance, a phone plan, a subscription. Cadence holds the dates and tells you before a renewal rather than after it. HOLIDAYS YOU ACTUALLY KEEP Switch on the country whose holidays matter to you, and add your own — a birthday, an anniversary. Festival dates move; correct one and your correction survives the next update. YOURS, AND PRIVATE No account. Cadence contains no networking code of its own — the only services it speaks to are Apple's. Sync goes to your own private iCloud, readable only by your Apple Account, and not by the developer. No analytics, no advertising, no tracking, no third-party SDKs. CADENCE PRO Everything is unlocked free for 30 days when you install it — no card, no sign-up. After that, iCloud sync, more than three contracts, and every country's holidays at once settle behind Cadence Pro: monthly, yearly, or bought once outright. Everything else stays free for good — the diary itself, all four calendar views, both calendar systems side by side, money, events, and search. Whatever you buy and whatever you don't, every word you have written stays in the app and stays readable.