Learning Cadence

A conversation can help you explore a question. Cadence is designed to support learning over time through lessons, practice, feedback and saved progress. Courses are one part of that approach. The direction and journey experience connects learning around a longer-term goal and suggests what to try next. If you are unsure which approach fits, ask ChatGPT whether Cadence suits your goal. The question is prefilled and you can edit it before sending.

Cadence uses AI to create lessons, practice and Coach replies around your goal. AI can make mistakes, so check important facts before relying on them. If something looks wrong, email [email protected] so we can investigate.

No. The workplace examples here are starting points. You can bring your own curiosity, question or personal goal, and Cadence builds a course around what you want to learn.

Highlight the exact sentence that is not landing and tap Ask Coach, or open Ask Coach inside any lesson. Either way you get a clear answer right there, grounded in what you are reading, without leaving to go ask a separate chatbot.

Yes. Practice can open after your first lesson, depending on the course. Open Practice inside your course to see what is available. Type or dictate your reply, or speak it out loud with a practice partner on exercises that suit it, then get feedback on the words you used. You can also bring a real conversation, message, or decision you want to rehearse.

Yes. Listen online with 4 free lesson voices: Mia, Finn, Ella, and Kai. Mia is the default, and you can preview and change your voice in Settings. Plus adds 8 more voices, giving you all 12, and lets you save generated lessons and their audio from Course details for offline access.

Your goal and setup answers help shape the course and its examples. Earlier lessons give later ones context. As you complete lessons, how you read, listen and answer checks can help guide later explanations and revisit ideas that need more practice.

No. Ready-made courses help when you are not sure where to begin, but you can type your own topic and Cadence builds the course around it.

Long enough to teach one idea properly, short enough to finish in one sitting. A course has 7 to 30 lessons, and you set the pace. Learn a little each day or keep going when you want to explore. Free includes 2 new lessons a day; Plus offers unlimited new lessons under fair use. You can revisit opened lessons on either plan.

Free gives you 2 new lessons a day with audio, the full library of crafted courses, 2 new custom courses a month, 10 practice runs a month, 3 minutes of live voice practice a day, 10 Ask Coach messages a day, 4 lesson voices, streaks, and reminders. Reopening a lesson you already opened never counts. Plus makes new lessons, custom courses, typed and dictated Practice, and Ask Coach unlimited, and gives you 15 minutes of live voice practice a day. Plus adds 8 more voices, for 12 in total, can save generated course lessons and their audio for offline access, and lets you review a finished practice with the coach. Unlimited is for one person learning. Cadence pauses use that looks automated at a generous daily ceiling. If that ever stops you while you are learning normally, email [email protected] and it is lifted straight away. On the website, Plus is US$49.99 a year, about US$4.17 a month, or US$8.99 a month. Annual saves 54%. First-time web subscribers receive a 7-day trial.