runway-calculator

To calculate startup runway, you divide current savings and funding by your monthly burn rate to determine total months of solvency. This skill processes user-supplied savings, burn rate, and funding to compute true runway using phase-based calculations.

Phase-based financial planning breaks runway calculation into sequential stages: context gathering, burn calculation, runway projection, decision deadlines, revenue milestones, and ramen profitability. This structured approach turns rough estimates into actionable funding and pivot decisions.

Yes, you can model optimistic, realistic, and pessimistic burn rate scenarios for startup finance planning. This scenario modeling informs critical decisions about future funding needs, operational pivots, and approaching decision deadlines.

Finding your startup's decision deadline involves projecting your current savings and funding against your monthly burn rate to pinpoint when solvency ends. The tool calculates this deadline and outputs a RUNWAY.md file with a reality check.

To project startup solvency you need three core financial inputs: current savings, expected monthly burn rate, and available funding. Entering these variables generates a real-time runway analysis and revenue milestone tracking.

Yes, runway planning works for assessing ramen profitability by calculating when monthly revenue meets your minimum burn rate. The analysis maps these revenue milestones against your decision deadline to guide de-risking strategies like day-job retention.