Turn on Repeat for a task and Notion only creates the next one on its due date — so your database's calendar, board, and timeline views can't show what's coming. Cadence writes the next few weeks as real rows, so you can see and plan ahead. You preview them first; nothing is saved until you confirm.
Task database · Calendar view — on Repeat
Task database · Calendar view — with Cadence
Never reads your page contents · disconnect anytime
Demo
Pick a sample task, preview the next 10 dates, confirm, and watch the calendar fill. Nothing is written. Nothing leaves your browser.
Demo — sample data, nothing leaves your browser.
Pick a task and cadence, then preview.
Task database · Calendar view — empty until confirm
Notion's Repeat writes one row, on the day it's due. The rest of the month looks empty because the rows don't exist.
How it works
Step 1
Point Cadence at the Notion database that holds your tasks.
Only the fields you choose — page bodies are never read.
Live preview. Writes nothing.
Step 2
See every date and title before a single row exists.
When it looks right, Confirm is the only write.
Write 10 rows to Notion
Preview stays read-only until you confirm.
Step 3
Confirm is the only thing that ever writes.
Your edits win after that — Cadence leaves moved or renamed rows alone.
Built-in safety
See all 10 dates before a single row exists.
Move or rename a row in Notion and Cadence leaves it alone.
One reserved slot per rule and date.
Pricing
Built for Notion Free & Plus. Notion Business is $19 per seat. Cadence Solo is $9 per workspace, flat.
There's a Chrome extension — create a rule from the Notion page you're on.
See your next month before you write it.