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Musicality, always with you.

You mark the structure and accents yourself — that's how you learn to hear them. Notes on your phone, locked to the music. Better than doomscrolling through another commute.

Musicality, always with you.
Marked song
Marked song

Instead of paper

What used to be a notebook page now lives on your phone.

Coaches already tell you to listen closer and make notes. Cadencia is that notebook on the track itself — you mark what you hear, so musicality fits a commute, not a desk.

Paper sits still. Cadencia keeps your structure locked to the music as it plays — a live count a notebook can’t give you.

How it works

From a track to something you really know.

  1. Step 1
    Step 1

    01

    Import your tracks

    Your audio, on your phone.

  2. Step 2
    Step 2

    02

    Lock the pulse

    Tempo and beat 1 — so the count lands where you feel it.

  3. Step 3
    Step 3

    03

    Mark what you hear

    You place the structure, accents, and notes. The app doesn’t guess them for you — listening is the practice.

  4. Step 4
    Step 4

    04

    Play it back with the count

    Follow a live count locked to your structure; loop and slow a part when you practice.

Practice mode
Practice mode

Also: practice

Loop the mambo. Slow the mambo. Rehearse without scrubbing.

When you practice or build choreo, a part can loop on its own — and slow down. No more hunting for the spot and scrubbing.

Song structure
Song structure
Live count
Live count
Practice loop
Practice loop
Style & settings
Style & settings

Your audio stays on your phone.

No account required. Songs, notes, and structure live on your device — not in my cloud. Read the Privacy policy.

Coming up

move vocab · party mode · choreo builder

Song notes and practice ship first. More tools for dancers are on the way.

So far in limited access — email Leo if you want to try it.

Why I built this

Everybody says you should be musical and dance to the music, but how to actually learn to do it? The best advice I got is listening and making notes on paper. Well, as any engineer knows, it's way more fun to build an app for that! (XKCD 974)

I use the app daily and it got addictive fast. What better way to pass time than to listen to the new release and enjoy it in a whole new way by marking down the structure and accents.

Now you can try it too! If you want in, email me.

Leo, founder of Cadencia

Leonid Shevtsov