Mission Control
Your entire financial picture on one screen. Updated the moment anything changes.

The problem
Most teams piece together their financial picture from 4-5 different tools, a spreadsheet for burn, a bank app for cash, a mental model for runway. By the time they look at the full picture, the data is already stale. Board meetings get prepared with numbers from two weeks ago.
The solution
Mission Control assembles everything into a single, live view. Your runway, burn rate, cash composition, deal pipeline, revenue movement, team growth, and actionable insights, all computed from the inputs you define, updated the instant anything changes.
Configurable Sparkline KPI Grid
RunwayCal shows 2 to 6 KPI cards with inline Chart.js sparklines for 6-month trends. Founders pin the metrics that matter: Total Cash, Monthly Burn, Committed MRR, Team Size, Payroll, Tool Spend, and Runway. Trends are color-coded, teal when the move is favorable for your runway, red when it is unfavorable.

Scenario Overlay Chart
One cash trajectory chart shows actuals as a solid teal line, the base case as solid gray, and every saved scenario as a dashed colored line. The legend toggles each series. A vertical divider separates historical actuals from forward projections so past and futures stay readable at a glance.

Variance Summary Bar
Budget variance % and forecast accuracy % sit in a compact summary bar. Warning badges call out critical variances. The bar appears when the founder has created budgets or revenue models, otherwise RunwayCal keeps the dashboard clean.

23 Actionable Insights
Deterministic rules across runway (4), burn (4), revenue (3), efficiency (2), funding (2), expense anomalies (3), payment tracking (2), tool renewals (1), and treasury exposure (1). RunwayCal severity-prioritizes results and surfaces the top 5 on the dashboard. No black boxes, every flag is founder-defined inputs and arithmetic.

11 Alert Types
Monthly snapshot comparison alerts cover the shifts that matter between periods, including payment overdue alerts. Alerts auto-reset each month, stay dismissible, and keep the founder in control of what stays visible.

Payment Alert Banner
When deals have overdue payments, RunwayCal consolidates them into one banner on Mission Control. One tap opens the deals page so the founder confirms receipts without hunting through modules.

Burn Efficiency, CFO View
Burn trend, burn multiple, revenue per head, and payroll as a percent of spend, the ratios a CFO expects on one panel. When data is partial, RunwayCal shows what it can and marks the rest as ", " so you never mistake guesses for facts.

Board-Ready Sections
Capital deployment framing, time horizons (now / 6 months / 12 months), and board-ready insights stay aligned with the deterministic model. Export everything as a branded PDF when it is time to brief investors or the board.

How it works
Define your inputs
Add your team, tools, commitments, deals, funding, and treasury across the Operations modules.
Open Mission Control
Your dashboard assembles automatically, runway, burn, cash trajectory, scenario overlay, insights, alerts, and board-ready sections.
Customize your view
Pin 2 to 6 KPI cards and choose from Total Cash, Monthly Burn, Committed MRR, Team Size, Payroll, Tool Spend, and Runway. Scenarios you save elsewhere appear as dashed overlays on the cash chart.
Share or export
Share with investors via secure link, export a branded PDF, or save a snapshot to track changes over time.
Who it's for
Seed-stage founders
Get a complete financial dashboard without building a single spreadsheet formula.
Finance leads at startups
Replace fragmented reporting with one source of truth you can share with the CEO and board.
Investors & advisors
Access a clean, read-only board view via secure token, no account required.
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See your full financial picture in 5 minutes
Mission Control builds itself from the inputs you define. No setup wizard, no onboarding call.
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