Most small businesses are one person doing nine jobs. Cadre gives you the other eight: a chief executive, a marketer, a technologist, an assistant and an editor who already know your business, do the actual work, and check with you before anything reaches a customer.
Private beta. No card, no demo call — tell us what you do and we'll be in touch.
An assistant that drafts is useful. One that acts is a risk — unless the places it could embarrass you are closed by machinery rather than by good intentions. Three of them are.
Sending an email, publishing a page, posting anywhere outside the organization: each one stops and shows you the exact words first. What you approved is what is sent — not a fresh attempt at it.
A price, a date, a phone number, a link: your team traces each one back to something you told them. Copy that states a fact with nothing behind it is refused before anyone can read it. We learned that one the hard way.
Work is reviewed by a different teammate before it can ship — against your standards, not a generic idea of good. Change a word after the review and it goes back. Nobody reviews their own writing.
They share one set of facts about your organization — what you sell, how you write, what you have promised whom — kept in plain files you can read and correct. Not five chatbots with five opinions.
Chief executive
Takes anything you haven't assigned, works out who should do it, and comes back with the answer rather than the org chart.
Marketing
Writes the emails, the posts and the pages, in the voice measured from your own writing rather than a house style you never chose.
Technology
Handles the technical end and writes real code — run and checked in a locked box with no way out to the internet.
Executive assistant
Reads the inbox, drafts the replies that don't need your brain, and surfaces the two things that do.
Quality
The last read before anything ships. She checks claims against your the facts, and she is allowed to say no.
And the paperwork
Proposals, one-pagers, reports and decks — produced as real files you can send, not as chat you have to reformat.
This box answers from one page of notes about the product and nothing else. Ask it something the notes do not cover and it will tell you so rather than making it up — which is the whole argument, so it may as well be demonstrated here.
Cadre is in private beta and we are onboarding a few businesses at a time, by hand, so that each one starts with a team that already knows what it does. Tell us about yours.