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Runway you can trust, metrics you can send.

Stripe, Mercury, Brex, and Ramp feed a real accrual ledger, and every Stripe payout reconciles itself, charges, fees, refunds, and disputes, tied to the bank to the cent. Burn, runway, MRR, and churn come from the books, not a spreadsheet, so the number you tell investors is the number that's true.

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Runway lives in a spreadsheet that's three weeks stale.

Burn and runway computed from the ledger, current every morning.

Investor updates mean an afternoon of copy-paste.

MRR, ARR, growth, and churn from your live subscription data, ready to send.

A Stripe payout is charges minus fees minus refunds minus a chargeback, and the one that's off slips past the bookkeeper.

Every payout splits itself, charges, fees, refunds, and disputes, and ties to the bank even when it lands days after the sale.

The dashboard's numbers, computed from the ledger. Not estimated.

MRR

$41,268

↑ 9.0%

ARR

$495K

↑ 8.2%

Burn

$38.2K/mo

3-mo avg

Runway

9.4 mo

↓ 0.3

feeds sync themselves

One Stripe payout, split the way the ledger books it. Refunds and disputes included.

Stripe payout · Jul 26
Charges$12,840.00
Processing fees−$372.36
Refunds−$412.00
Disputes (chargebacks)−$150.00
Net deposit$11,905.64
Charges, refunds, and disputes, split and tied to the bank
feeds sync themselves

Burn & runway, live. Three-month average from cash accounts, alert when it tightens.

Metrics from the ledger. MRR, ARR, net new, churn. Computed, not estimated.

Founder questions, answered. SAFEs, 83(b)s, R&D credit, franchise tax. Ro knows the landmines.

Sound familiar?

what's our runway right now?
9.4 months at last-90-day burn. Down 0.3 from May.
can we afford another engineer at 180?
Yes, runway drops to 7.1 months. Want the math?

The books diligence wants, without hiring for it.

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