Solutions are live: tell us the outcome, we pick the Apps

Solutions turn an outcome into ready-made Apps — one subscription, a bundle price, and every App still in its own Pod. Here is why we built them.

Two App cards feeding into one subscription card with a bundle price

The most common question about Cadesia isn’t really about Pods. It’s some version of: can I just get WhatsApp replies working?

The honest answer used to come out as a shopping list. Sure — you want WAHA for the WhatsApp side, then n8n to turn messages into replies, each on its own Pod, so that’s two subscriptions, and you’ll wire a webhook between them. Somewhere around “two subscriptions” the other person starts doing mental math. Around “webhook” they’ve stopped listening. They asked for an outcome and we answered with an inventory of our own catalog.

Today we’re shipping the fix. It’s called Solutions, and it lives at cadesia.com/solutions.

Pick the sentence, not the software

A Solution is the thing you meant when you asked the question. Pick WhatsApp Automation and the console provisions WAHA and n8n together, already selected for that job. Pick AI Agent Router and you get Hermes plus a 9Router Pod with an OpenAI-compatible endpoint in front of your providers. Each App still runs in its own Pod — its own Address, storage, logs, terminal — but they come up as one subscription at a bundle price.

There are seven Solutions at launch: three bundles, and four Starters for the cases where one App is the outcome — an agent that runs 24/7, an n8n you don’t have to patch, a monitor for your sites.

We were deliberate about the boundary. A bundle changes how you pay and how things get set up. It does not merge the runtimes. Your n8n Pod still has no idea your WAHA Pod exists until you connect them — same isolation, same blast radius, same knobs as buying the Apps separately. If you’d rather assemble your own combination, the App Library isn’t going anywhere.

The math is on the page

Every bundle shows both numbers — the summed App price and the bundle price — because “save money” with no arithmetic is how pricing pages lie to you:

Starters stay at their normal App prices, from $2.99/mo. All of it is USD per month, cancel anytime, same terms as a single Pod. The discount is modest and we know it — flat per-Pod pricing doesn’t leave much to shave. We’d rather show a real $1.99 off than invent a “50% off” off a price nobody pays.

Why it took this long

Honestly? We kept reaching for the same explanation in every conversation, and it took embarrassingly long to notice the explanation was the bug. Every guide we wrote ended with “and then also install…” — which is a sign the catalog was answering a different question than the one being asked.

If there’s an outcome you want that isn’t on the page yet, that’s the most useful thing you can tell us. The library is short on purpose; we’d rather add the bundle you actually describe than guess at the ten you don’t.

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