Software concepts, explained in sixty seconds.
Cadance is a personal studio tool. It turns a software-development topic into a curriculum of short, animated, vertical lessons and publishes each one to its operator's own YouTube and Instagram accounts.
Cadance is not a public service. It runs on one computer, for one operator, and connects only to that operator's own accounts. Nobody else can sign in to it, and it has no servers that receive or store anyone's data.
What it does
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Plans a curriculum
Researches a topic from public documentation and specifications, then lays it out as an ordered series of bite-sized lessons.
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Produces each lesson
Writes and fact-checks a script, generates narration, and renders an icon-first animated diagram as a 1080×1920 video of about one minute.
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Publishes on request
When the operator clicks Publish, uploads the finished video to the operator's YouTube channel as a Short and to the operator's Instagram account as a Reel.
How the videos are made
Lessons are produced with AI assistance: research, scripting and scene layout are drafted by an AI model, and the narration is a synthetic voice. Every factual claim is checked against a cited source before a video is rendered, and the operator reviews each video before it is published. Sources are listed in the video description.
How Cadance uses YouTube and Instagram
Cadance uses YouTube API Services to upload videos to the operator's channel and to add them to the operator's playlists. It uses the Instagram API to publish Reels to the operator's professional account. It does this only when the operator asks it to.
Cadance does not read viewers' data, comments, subscriber lists or messages. It does not show ads, run analytics, or share account data with anyone. The full detail is in the Privacy Policy.
Contact
Questions, corrections to a lesson, or a privacy request: mkbusiness3019@gmail.com