Rolling calendar
You never make a list. Cadith generates a day‑by‑day plan from your routine and goals, always a step ahead.
Cadith builds your day around what actually matters, then quietly replans the moment life changes — so you stay proactive, never reactive. You never write a to‑do list by hand again.
Cadith learns the shape of your life once, then does the scheduling for you — every day, and again whenever things move.
Start your routine →A short, conversational interview captures your days, fixed commitments, non‑negotiables, and the goals you actually care about — no spreadsheets.
Cadith lays out a realistic, priority‑ranked day and keeps a rolling window ahead of you. It fills itself in — you just show up.
Miss a block, run long, or drop something new on the pile? Cadith reshuffles around protected time and your priorities in seconds.
Every proposed change shows its impact on your goals first. Nothing moves until you say yes — you stay in control, with clarity.
Pick something that goes wrong. Cadith re‑forms the afternoon around protected time and your priorities — and asks before anything sticks.
Cadith never rewrites your day silently. Each change arrives as a proposal with its cost to your goals — approve it, or keep the plan.
The quiet machinery behind a calmer day.
You never make a list. Cadith generates a day‑by‑day plan from your routine and goals, always a step ahead.
When the day shifts, Cadith rebuilds around it and shows you exactly what moved.
See the cost of a change on your priorities before you commit. No silent damage to what matters.
Can't start now? Flex finds the task a new slot — it reschedules, it never quietly deletes your intentions.
Tap “Brief me” and Cadith breaks a task into steps you approve — on your terms, never auto‑imposed.
Intended vs. actual time across every goal, by day or week — plus weekly coaching drawn from your own reflections.
Snap a calendar, notes, or a PDF. Cadith reads it and proposes blocks you confirm.
Let Cadith hold the plan so you can spend your attention on the work, not the logistics.
Try Cadith →