Connected to the systems you already use.

Cadence reads your calendar where it already lives, so the right work reaches you without a migration. It connects to Microsoft 365, Google, Apple and ICS calendars, reasons over them with Claude, and opens an MCP server so Claude and ChatGPT can work with your schedule directly and bring in new asks from your inbox. No new place to keep your data. No training week.

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09:00 What it reads

What Cadence reads

Every connector, and the outcome it unlocks.

Each connection earns its place by what it removes from your day. Connections are two-way where stated, read-scoped where not, and revocable in every case.

Microsoft 365 / Outlook

Your calendar stays in sync, both ways. Cadence reads your Outlook calendar and writes focus blocks back, so the events it schedules appear where you already look. Your mail stays with Microsoft. To turn new asks into work items, connect Claude or ChatGPT and your AI reads it under your own permissions.

Google

Google Calendar, both ways. Two-way calendar sync, so focus blocks sit in the calendar your colleagues already see. Gmail stays with Google. Connect Claude or ChatGPT and your AI reads it under your own permissions, then writes the commitments you make in mail into Cadence.

Apple Calendar and ICS

Every other calendar, read in one view. Cadence reads Apple Calendar and any ICS feed, so a board calendar or a shared schedule from any system that supports the standard sits alongside the rest of your day.

Meeting transcripts

The meeting ends as a list of actions, not a memory. Transcripts from Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Otter or plain text notes are lifted into work items with type, priority and owner.

Image-to-task

A photo becomes work. A picture of a whiteboard or a screenshot of an email turns into work items, so a corridor decision does not stay on the wall.

More connectors arrive through the open MCP standard over time, without a rebuild on your side. See the daily rhythm these feed in how it works.

11:00 The stack

The honest stack

Stratium is the operating layer. Claude is the reasoning. MCP is the connector.

We are precise about which part does what. Cadence is the operating layer for executive time, built on Claude and connected through MCP. There is no black box in the middle.

Stratium

The structure. Routines, briefings, work items, drivers and the discipline of an executive day, wherever you work: the full product in any browser at app.stratiumhq.com, plus native apps on Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. Your tenant is isolated.

Claude

The reasoning. Anthropic's Claude reads and prioritises across your calendar, work items and transcripts, then classifies, routes and drafts. Your content is not used to train models.

MCP

The connector. Cadence exposes a Model Context Protocol server, so AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT can query your schedule, work items and drivers, and create or update work items, with full context. The open standard does not tie you in.

The same honesty runs through our trust and security posture. For the wider definition, see the executive operating layer.

14:00 Your data

Where your data lives

Your data stays in your stack.

Connections are two-way where stated, read-scoped where not, and revocable. You see what Cadence reads, and you can turn it off.

Your content is not used to train models. Reasoning runs on Claude, your calendar and transcripts stay yours, and Cadence never connects to your mailbox.

Hosting is EU by default on Microsoft Azure West Europe. GDPR by default, with SOC 2 Type II in flight.

The full picture, including encryption, tenant isolation and authentication, is on the security page.

Frequently asked

FAQ

Connections, answered plainly.

Which calendars does Cadence support?

Microsoft 365 and Outlook, Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and any ICS feed. Microsoft 365 and Google connect two-way, so events Cadence creates appear in the calendar you already use. ICS and Apple feeds are read.

Does Cadence read my email?

Through your own AI. Cadence connects to your calendar, not your mailbox. Connect Claude or ChatGPT with the Cadence connector, and your AI reads your inbox and sent items under your permissions, then writes new asks and commitments into Cadence. You can revoke it at any time. Your content is not used to train models.

What is the MCP server?

Cadence exposes a Model Context Protocol server. AI assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT can query your schedule, work items and drivers with full context, and create or update work items. MCP is an open standard, so the connection is yours to grant and to revoke.

Does my data leave my systems?

No. Your data stays in your stack. Claude provides the reasoning over your calendar, work items and the transcripts you add, and your content is not used to train models. Cadence never connects to your mailbox: your own AI reads it under your permissions. Hosting is EU by default on Microsoft Azure West Europe, GDPR by default.

Day's end

Connected stack

Connect once, and the first briefing is on screen tomorrow.

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