Remember feeling normal?
Let's go get it back.
Eating without fear. Sleeping through the night. Energy that lasts. Cadence is a daily coach in your corner that works your problem one honest test at a time, a real shot at feeling normal again. They said stress, they said age, they said probably nothing. You knew better.
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Your coach never diagnoses you and never changes your meds. Anything that needs a real clinician gets flagged, clearly and immediately. And I'm one email away. · Brady
- $1 gets you the whole app for a month. Nothing held back, and every screenshot on this page is the live product. Judge it yourself.
- Your $1 month has a job. By the end of it, you should be holding three things: a lead theory about your body, one real test run, and a one-page summary your doctor can read in 90 seconds. If you're not, ask for your dollar back and keep the one-pager. I mean it, it's yours.
- If you stay: you're one of the first 50. The first 50 pay $49/mo, locked for life. Everyone after them pays $79.
- No trial tricks: renews at $49/mo on day 31 unless you cancel, price and cancel steps emailed the moment you subscribe.
- Zero risk, said plainly: cancel is two taps, refunds are real for 30 days, and everything you learn about your body leaves with you either way.
- Hard month? Pause for free and keep everything. This was built for real life, not perfect streaks.
A diagnosis is a name. Not a manual.
Still looking for answers
You've been told it's stress, it's age, it's probably nothing. Here, still looking is a real, respected place to be. Six taps a day, one honest test at a time, and a dated record so your next appointment starts from evidence, not memory.
Diagnosed. Now what?
The diagnosis came with a pill bottle, not a manual. Cadence is the day-to-day part: what helps, what sets you off, what's ruled out, and the whole story on one page for every specialist.
Every health app was built for someone who feels fine.
You've downloaded them. Streaks that broke the first rough week and made you feel like the failure, cheery nudges to push through on a day you could barely move, and not one of them ever asked what you were actually going through. Cadence starts by asking exactly that: are you still looking for answers, living with a diagnosis, or feeling steady and ready to get strong? One tap, and the whole app builds itself around your real life. When your life changes, it changes with you.
Diagnosed? You finally get the manual.
You waited years for a name, and the name came with a pill bottle and a pamphlet. Nobody told you how to actually live Tuesday. So Cadence builds that part with you: what reliably helps, what sets you off, what's ruled out, and one-tap logging for the days that are a lot.
Feeling steady? You get strong.
Fine on paper, still running at 60%, and every trainer writes you the same plan they'd write a 25-year-old. Here the training and meals are built on everything your body already taught the coach, so getting strong works with your body instead of pretending it's someone else's.
All three are real home screens in the app today. One tap switches, any time.
Here's what getting unstuck actually looks like.
You know your version of this story by heart: years of symptoms, no idea what sets them off, tried cutting things, gave up, blamed yourself. Here's what a few months of fifteen seconds a day turns that into. The bloating turns out to track your bad sleep. A trigger gets caught, and confirmed, with dates. The food you'd been scared of for years gets cleared by two weeks of honest testing, and you get something you love back. Every screenshot below is the real product, nothing edited.
“Why not just ChatGPT for $20?”
You've probably already tried it. 2am, you typed in your symptoms, and it gave you some decent advice. But the next night it had no idea who you were, and you had to start all over, just like at every new doctor's office. Cadence is different because it never forgets you. It knows your history, your meals, and how you've been feeling every day. It won't blame a food after one bad day, it waits until the same food lines up with the same bad days over and over, and it shows you the dates to prove it. It checks in with you every morning, and it remembers what you're testing so you don't have to. Advice is easy to find. Something that knows you and sticks with you is not.
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Small experiments. Honest answers.
Tell it your story once
You've told your story so many times you're sick of the sound of it, and every new office makes you start over. Here you tell it once, about 10 minutes, pause whenever. Upload old food logs or journals if you have them. The coach carries all of it from day one, and your first session ends with its first read on your story, same day.
Test one thing at a time
Every expert says something different, so you've either been cutting 30 foods at once or standing still because picking wrong feels worse. Here you change one thing, with a check-in date. If your data says it helps, you keep it. If not, the coach says so honestly, and one more suspect comes off the list for good.
15 seconds a day
The food diary always died by Friday, and it always felt like your fault. It wasn't, it was homework. Six taps on how you feel, snap a photo of dinner, that's the whole job. The photos become food logs on their own, and it all turns into patterns you can actually see.
Every tracker you've quit asked too much. This asks for this.
Six taps, done at 9pm with one thumb, on the couch. It saves as you tap, there isn't even a save button. This is the entire daily homework that turns into your patterns, your suspects, and your doctor one-pager. Full honesty: snapping a photo when you eat something new helps the trigger detection, but the coach works with whatever you give it. The diary you couldn't keep was never a character flaw, it was just built wrong.
Built for the “everything looks normal” people.
Something finally reads the chart
You've tried writing it all down before. A notebook here, an app there, two hundred entries and no idea what any of it meant, so it quietly became your fault for not trying hard enough. Never was. Cadence reads the chart for you: it checks your meals against your symptoms and comes back with “bloating ran worse within a day of dairy, here are the dates.” It takes repeat hits before anything is called a suspect, and every test ends in a real answer, including “this changed nothing.”
Eating out stops being a gamble
You used to love restaurants. Now the menu reads like a minefield, and you order the safe boring thing and sometimes pay for it anyway. Snap a photo of any menu, or your fridge, and get the safest orders for your body, what to ask the kitchen, and what to skip tonight. Dinner out goes back to being dinner out.
“Just hormones” gets checked, not shrugged
You've had symptoms waved off as hormones without anyone ever actually looking. Turn on cycle tracking and the coach reads your symptoms next to your real cycle, even if it's irregular or winding down. No 28-day guessing, no invented phases. If a pattern is there, you'll see it with dates on it. If it isn't, that answer counts too.
Twelve minutes, finally enough
You rehearse in the parking lot, forget half of it in the room, and the visit is over before it started. Next time you walk in with one dated page: your history, your tests, your open questions. Your doctor reads it in ninety seconds, and the appointment finally starts in the middle of your story instead of at the beginning.
Curious what your doctor would actually be handed? Read a sample one-pager (PDF).
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Miss a week? Nothing bad happens.
There are no streaks to lose. No shame screens. If you go quiet, you get one warm note, never guilt, and the coach shrinks the plan to fit your real week. Kids, flare-ups, and 60-hour weeks are what this was built for, not the exception.
Why this exists
When I met Kaci she'd been sick for almost ten years. Normal labs, constant pain, a new prescription every visit. I'd been coaching since I was 20, so we did what a coach does. We untangled the pile, got her body to a baseline, and tracked, simple food all week, one meal off the plan on the weekend. The same pattern kept showing up: good all week, sick every weekend. We lined those meals up, and after a decade of “we can't find anything,” a notebook found it. Celiac disease.
The years of not knowing still sent her to the ER, where she was told, in immense pain, to go home and take a Tums. It took us refusing to leave the hospital to catch the infection that was pushing her into sepsis. She's here because we didn't back down. The whole story is here.
Cadence is everything that saved her, built into one place. The record, the patterns, the one honest test at a time, and the one-pager that makes a doctor take the visit seriously. I'm the human behind it (Brady Thistle Holdings LLC, d/b/a Cadence Health), I built this to help people, and I answer every email myself, same day: brady@cadencehealth.io.
— Brady
Think about where you were a year ago.
Same symptoms. Same questions. Maybe a different supplement on the counter, a different tab open at 2am, but the same circle. Nobody keeping the record, nobody connecting the dots, nobody in your corner between appointments. If nothing changes, you already know where next year lands.
Or you spend a dollar tonight, and next year has a record.
One dollar. The whole app for a month. All of this:
- Your whole story, told once, read the same day.
- A coach that writes to you first, every single morning.
- Your first real test started, with an honest answer at the end.
- Snap photos of meals and menus, no food diary homework.
- The one-page summary that makes your next appointment count.
- No streaks, no guilt. Built for your worst days, not your best.
- Your data stays yours, export it or delete it any time.
And the fine print, in plain words: it's $1 for your first month, then $49/mo, locked for life if you're one of the first 50. Cancel is two taps. And if you decide inside 30 days that you want your dollar back, I will genuinely give you your dollar back, no forms, no phone call, no hard feelings. I'm not building this company on kept dollars from people it didn't help. Either way, everything you learn about your body leaves with you.
No diagnoses, no medication changes, and anything that needs a real clinician gets flagged right away.
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Maybe nobody has taken your story seriously in years. Tell it here, all of it, and in about 8 minutes you'll get a written case report back: what your story points to, the first 2-week experiment worth trying, and 3 questions to bring your doctor. No account. One email, no newsletter.
Get your story readYou've carried this long enough alone.
A month from tonight you could be holding a lead theory about your own body, one real test run, and a one-pager your doctor takes seriously. Worst case: you're out a dollar and you keep all three anyway. First 50 founding members lock $49/mo for life. Cancel in two taps. 30-day refunds. No games.
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