Forecasting
Cash runway: the date the money runs out, before it arrives
Startups track runway religiously: months until the cash hits zero. Your personal finances deserve the same number. With a dated ledger, runway stops being an estimate — it is the specific date your projected balance crosses zero, and how deep it goes after.
- The exact zero date
The projection shows the precise day your balance hits zero at current plans.
- Runway in days and months
See the horizon — and what changes it: income, spending, or timing.
- Recompute automatically
Every new transaction or edit updates the runway instantly.
- Ask "how long will it last?"
Pro AI answers in plain language against your whole ledger.
Runway for individuals vs. startups
| Startup runway | Personal runway | |
|---|---|---|
| Question | Months until out of cash? | Date balance hits zero? |
| Income | Forecast revenue | Salary, invoices, lumpy payments |
| Spend | Burn rate | Bills, subscriptions, variable spend |
| Output | Months of buffer | Exact date + depth of the dip |
Extend your runway
- Cut or pause subscriptions you are not using.
- Move discretionary spending after income lands.
- Chase late invoices — the projection makes the cost of lateness visible.
- Set aside a buffer and watch the zero date move back.
Frequently asked questions
What is cash runway?
The length of time your money lasts at your current rate of spending — measured as the date your projected balance reaches zero.
How do I calculate it?
Enter your balance, expected income and bills with dates; the app projects forward to the zero date automatically.
Is it free?
The core calendar and projection are free forever.
Know the zero date while there is time
Dated projection, free core, no bank linking.