Cash flow you can trust
Live cash position + forward-looking forecast with scenarios. Know runway today, not after month-end.
- Bank-aware cash position
- Forecast by category
- Scenario planning
Back end operating system
Turn your messy back office into a single command center: real-time financial clarity, clean monthly close, and a unified inbox so three+ email addresses can finally “fuck off into one big pile” (politely).
Static demo site — swap copy/branding when you’re ready.
Finance you can actually run the business on — plus inbox consolidation so attention stops leaking.
Live cash position + forward-looking forecast with scenarios. Know runway today, not after month-end.
Clean categories, guardrails, and a narrative view: what changed, why it matters, and what to do next.
Set budgets once, map spend automatically, and get notified before you’re in the ditch.
Aggregate multiple addresses into a single workflow: triage, delegate, and search everything.
A lightweight, client-side preview of how the experience could feel.
Drag the slider — see how runway responds.
Click a rule to see what gets auto-sorted.
No backend — just a UI sketch. Replace with real integrations later.
This is a product story you can pitch in 60 seconds.
Banks + accounting + billing + inboxes. Everything streams into one canonical model.
Auto-coding with human-in-the-loop corrections; rules get smarter over time.
Run a weekly ops review: cash, P&L deltas, budget exceptions, and inbox triage.
Checklist + approvals + audit trail. Fewer “where is that receipt?” moments.
“I want to build a back end operating system for a new business — cash flow, P&L, budgets. And I have no less than three email addresses and I want that all to fuck off into one big pile.”
Tight, operator-friendly answers.
Not necessarily. Think “operating layer” on top of your accounting stack: forecast, controls, workflows, and narrative reporting.
Via IMAP/OAuth integrations (e.g., Google/Microsoft), plus aliases and routing rules. The product surface is one triage queue with assignment and search.
Cash position + simple forecast + a weekly “what changed?” report. It’s the fastest path to being meaningfully useful.
Yes — this repo is a static site (HTML/CSS/JS). Drop it onto Vercel, Netlify, GitHub Pages, Cloudflare Pages, S3, etc.
Tell me the company name + colors and I’ll tailor the copy, palette, and screenshots.