Built inside a studio, not a boardroom.
StudioCadence started as the internal system for a music program teaching private lessons in students' homes — and running group classes on the side. Every feature exists because a real term demanded it: a full roster, a payroll week, a parent who needed an answer at 9pm.
Studios that teach a lot of kids and don't have an office staff
Private lesson studios
Teachers driving between homes, a studio with rooms to fill, or an online roster across time zones — often all three at once.
Group class programs
An optional module for studios that also run clubs or classes at schools and community centers, with seasons, seat caps, and grade bands.
Growing multi-teacher studios
Owners who have outgrown spreadsheets and group texts and now have teachers to schedule and pay.
Performing arts programs
Dance, theater, and voice programs with the same enrollment, tuition, and payroll shape as music.
Three things we refuse to compromise on
Parents should never guess
Every enrollment flow locks in one choice at a time. If a parent can pick the wrong thing, that's our bug, not theirs.
Money is not an afterthought
Tuition, fees, discounts, installments, and payroll are core objects — not exports you reconcile by hand later.
Your brand, not ours
Families see your studio's name, colors, and site. StudioCadence stays behind the curtain where it belongs.
Come see whether it fits your season.
Set up your programs, invite your teachers, and run one week on StudioCadence before you decide anything.