Coming soon · Cadence AI

Describe it. Cadence animates it.

The free Roblox animator is ready to download today. Coming soon, Cadence AI builds a move from your words — real Roblox clips, planted feet, checked.

  • Free for Windows
  • No account needed
  • No telemetry

v0.14.0 · Windows 10 and 11. Windows shows a warning the first time you run it — what it means.

PreviewA drawing of the Cadence AI panel from its design — not a screenshot. It isn’t in the app yet; today’s download is the animator.

How Cadence AI will work

Coming soon

Describe a move, and Cadence builds it on your rig from real Roblox clips.

Get notified
  1. Step 1: Type what you want

    Plain words, like you’d tell a friend.

  2. Step 2: Cadence builds it

    From real Roblox clips, then it checks the feet.

  3. Step 3: Send to Studio

    One tap, and it’s in Roblox Studio.

Get notified

Cadence AI will arrive as a free update to the app. The installed app checks for updates when it starts and shows a chip in its title bar when a new version is out — no sign-up, no email, nothing to share. So the simplest way to hear first is to get the free animator now.

The release feed is for grown-ups with a feed reader: it lists every new version on GitHub.

What you’ll be able to ask for

Coming soon

These are drawings from the design, not recordings. When Cadence AI ships, clips recorded from the app will take their place.

Safe by design

Read the parent FAQ
  • No chat with strangers

    There’s no chat, so nobody can message you.

  • No account needed to animate

    No email, no sign-up. Open it and make.

  • Your words aren’t stored

    When Cadence AI launches, it reads them to write the plan, then throws them away.

  • Moves come from a library of real Roblox clips

    Cadence AI will arrange checked clips. It never invents motion.

Your animations stay on your PC. The safety page lists every connection the app can make, with the line of source code behind each one.

Pricing

Free

$0forever

The whole animator — plus 3 Cadence AI animations a day, when it launches

Pro

Opening soon

$4.99/month· or $39/year, save 35%

Unlimited AI animations and every Cadence vibe

Made and run by Corvexsa — no big AI company in between, so it’s $4.99, not $30.

See pricing

Already bought Pro? You’re a Founder — your key keeps working. Check your key

Available now

The animator is free, and it’s here today

A standalone Windows app, not a docked plugin: a real 3D viewport, every Moon Animator 2 keybind, a VFX studio, and two-way sync with Roblox Studio.

Watch the tutorials
The Cadence Animator window: a scene list on the left, an R15 Roblox rig posed mid-stride in the 3D viewport with a transform gizmo on its right arm, an inspector on the right showing the Right Elbow joint at -11.69 degrees, and a dope-sheet timeline below with keyframes on twelve joint tracks.
A real screenshot, not a render: an unedited capture of the app — an R15 rig, twelve keyframed joint tracks, the playhead on frame 16.Narrated tutorials of the real app →

Inverse kinematics

Drag a hand or a foot and the joints above it follow — a solver on the rig’s own motors, landing in the same auto-key and undo as manual posing. Fix a foot slide in one drag.

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Onion skinning

See where the pose came from and where it is going: ghosts of past frames in blue and future frames in orange, drawn from the live rig’s own geometry.

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Your Moon keybinds, on day one

63 shortcuts matched to Moon Animator 2 on purpose, and a 117-command palette behind Ctrl K for everything else. Nothing to relearn.

Space S A W E

Real curve editing

A dope sheet for timing and a bezier curve editor for feel. Thirteen easing styles in four directions, ported from Moon’s own engine and verified bit-exact — quirks included, so animations match.

VFX Studio and a procedural engine

Effects as layers you can keyframe, with a 389-node procedural engine underneath — and the Effect Sheet, which makes any effect without learning nodes. One self-contained Luau script out.

Roblox Studio, and Claude

A one-file companion plugin brings rigs in and sends KeyframeSequences back over 127.0.0.1. And an MCP server with 207 tools lets Claude animate with you — including screenshots, so it checks its own work.

Moon Animator 2 costs $29.99. The Cadence animator is free.

Moon is very good, and Cadence deliberately matches it — the same easing engine, the same keybinds, the same animatable-property registry, the same AnimSaves convention. What changes is where it runs, what it can reach, and what it costs.

Feature comparison between Moon Animator 2 and Cadence
  Moon Animator 2 Cadence
Price$29.99 list ($19.99 on sale when checked, August 2026)Free · paid plans for Cadence AI are opening soon
Runs asA Studio plugin, docked in StudioIts own desktop application
Easing engine13 styles × 4 directionsThe same 13 × 4, ported bit-exact — quirks included
KeybindsIts own setThe same set, matched deliberately — 63 shortcuts
Property & action tracksYesYes — 67 classes, 22 actions
Inverse kinematics—A solver on the rig’s own motors
Onion skinning—Past and future ghosts
VFX authoring—A multi-layer studio plus a 389-node procedural engine, exports Luau
Driven by an AI agent—207 MCP tools, including screenshots back
Source codeClosedPublic, MIT
Live instance manipulationWrites to Studio instances as you scrubAuthors and exports; Studio applies

A dash means the feature is not present, not that it is bad. The last row is a place where being a standalone app is a genuine trade-off rather than a win. Moon’s price is from its Creator Store listing.

Get Cadence 0.14.0

Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. No account, no licence key, no telemetry. Files are served from the project’s GitHub release — the same place the in-app updater looks — and every file’s SHA-256 is printed here so you can check it before you run it.

Portable

One executable, nothing installed. Good for a locked-down machine or a USB stick — but there is nothing on disk for the updater to replace, so new versions are a manual re-download.

Download portable
File
Cadence-Animator-0.14.0.exe
Size
98.6 MB
Auto-update
No
Verify this file (SHA-256) 7673261670da237294a750ed96b6c9d9af4df815bbed6c8234213a1f6cf0099b

From source

Clone it, or install straight from GitHub with npm — which also registers the MCP server with the Claude CLI for you. The build you run is the code you can read.

npm install -g github:alycoulibal2-sketch/Cadence-Animator
cadence-animator
Licence
MIT
Stack
Electron + three.js
Repository
GitHub

What Windows will show you

“Windows protected your PC” is about a signature, not a detection.

The first time you run a new release, SmartScreen shows the blue panel. It appears because the file is not code-signed — Windows cannot name a publisher, so it says Unknown publisher. It has not found anything in the file; Defender still scans it like any other download.

  1. Click More info.
  2. Check that the app name matches the file you downloaded.
  3. Click Run anyway. If you would rather not take our word for it, verify the SHA-256 first.

The honest plan: a code-signing certificate costs about $150–300 a year, which a free app has no budget for. The paid plans will fund it once they open; when releases are signed, the warning goes away for everyone — the free build included. (Windows 11’s optional Smart App Control blocks unsigned apps outright rather than warning; if you have it on, signing is the only fix.)

Windows protected your PC

Microsoft Defender SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized app from starting. Running this app might put your PC at risk.

More info

App: Cadence-Animator-Setup-0.14.0.exe
Publisher: Unknown publisher

Run anyway Don’t run
A rendering of the real dialog, so you can read it before you see it. Click More info above to see the second state.

Questions

What is Cadence AI, and when can I use it?

A helper inside Cadence: you describe a move in plain words, and it builds the animation on your rig from real Roblox clips, then checks it — planted feet, smooth hand-overs. It is being built now and is not in the app yet.

It will arrive as a free update, and the free plan will include 3 AI animations a day. How you’ll hear about it.

Will Cadence AI need the internet?
Yes. It will run on Corvexsa’s own computer as an online service — not a big AI company — so there is nothing extra to download and everyone gets the same speed. Your words are sent to write the plan and then thrown away; your animations stay on your PC. Quick moves, follow-up changes and animating by hand won’t need it, and the animator itself works offline today.
Is it safe?

Yes, and you don’t have to take our word for it: the safety page links every claim to the file that makes it true. In short — the source is public (MIT); the app connects only to your own machine, to Roblox’s asset servers when you load an avatar, to GitHub for update checks, and to Cadence’s licence server if you enter a Pro key; it writes only inside its own %APPDATA% folder and to files you choose; its interface cannot run remote code; and you can hash your download before running it.

The Windows warning you will see is about the missing code signature, not a detection. Here is what it looks like.

Why is the animator free?
Because it should be. Moon Animator went paid in 2023, and a lot of Roblox animators are young and have no card. The animator is MIT-licensed and stays free. The paid plans exist for Cadence AI, which costs real money to run every time someone uses it.
Will it stay free?
Yes. It is MIT: even if Cadence stopped tomorrow, anyone could build and ship it, and that is the point of the licence. The plans add Cadence AI on top; nothing that is free today moves behind a plan.
I bought the old Pro. What happens now?
You’re a Founder: Pro forever, with every future Pro feature included — nothing to renew and nothing to do. Your key keeps working. Check your key.
I don’t have a card.
You don’t need one: the animator is free, with no account. When the paid plans open, a parent can pay — the app will have an Ask a parent button that makes a link for them, so you never type a card or an email. What your parent will see.
Can I use it commercially?
Yes. The animations and effects you make are yours, with no attribution required. The app itself is MIT-licensed, so a studio can use it, modify it and ship it; the only condition is keeping the licence notice with the code.
Do I still need Roblox Studio?
Yes, for two things: getting rigs out of your game and publishing the finished animation. You can animate entirely in Cadence — the built-in R6, R15, Rthro and Rthro Slender rigs need no Studio at all — but Studio is where the export lands and where Roblox’s own Animation Editor turns it into an asset ID.
Is there a macOS or Linux build?
Not today. The published builds are Windows x64 only. The app is Electron, so nothing about it is fundamentally Windows-bound, but no other platform has been built or tested and it would be wrong to imply otherwise.
Will it overwrite my Moon Animator work?
No. Cadence reads and writes the same AnimSaves folders Moon and Roblox’s Animation Editor use, and identifies rigs by a GUID attribute rather than by name, so it cannot mix up two rigs that share a name. Exports go to a name you choose.
How do updates work?
The installed build checks the project’s GitHub releases a few seconds after launch, and whenever you run Check for updates. If there is a newer version a chip appears in the title bar. Nothing downloads or installs until you click it, and a failed background check stays silent rather than interrupting you.
What actually gets sent anywhere?
Roblox’s own servers, for the things that need them: looking up an avatar, fetching a mesh, texture or model asset, and reading a published animation. The update check asks GitHub. If you enter a Pro key, the app checks it with Cadence’s licence server — once, then about once a week. The Studio bridge and the MCP server are loopback-only, and the phone companion is off unless you turn it on. There is no analytics or telemetry of any kind. When Cadence AI launches, your words will go to it to write the plan, and it will not store them. The privacy page is ten lines.
Is it finished?
It is at 0.14.0 and used in real projects, with a smoke test run against the real app before each release. It is also below 1.0 and moving quickly — the changelog shows how quickly. The node editor inside VFX Studio is explicitly early. If something breaks, the app keeps a log next to its settings and the repository takes issues.