What/who is this site for?
A runway represents how long your money will last at your current rate of spending. It answers the critical question: "How long can I sustain my current lifestyle before running out of money?"
Why Runway Matters:
- See the future → know exactly how much time you have left
- Work better → stop worrying about money so you can focus on your projects
- Feel calm → no more checking your bank account every day to see if you're okay
Creating Your First Runway
- Click the "New Runway" button on the top right of the navigation bar
- Enter your starting balance, projected monthly expenditure and critical level
- Mouse over each heading to see a description
- Click "Create" to set up your runway
Recording Transactions
- Navigate to your runway details page
- Use the "Add expense" button for outgoing money
- Use the "Add income" button for incoming funds
- Enter the amount and date for each transaction
Switching Between Weekly and Monthly Views
Change your runway calculation period by selecting "weekly" or "monthly" from your runway details page. This affects how your spending and income are projected.
Private Runways
Toggle "Hide from others" to make a runway visible only to you. This is useful for personal budgets you don't want to share with others.
Managing Transactions
View all transactions in the table on your runway details page. You can delete transactions if needed, and the runway calculation will automatically update.
Your runway calculation is based on your current balance and spending patterns
This is just a general guide and your situation may vary, the length of a runway really depends on what you are trying to do.
- If you are an early stage startup: then consider having 18 - 24 months of runway.
- If you are looking to upskill yourself for your next job: then consider having 6 - 12 months of runway.
Track your expenses/income and visualize exactly when you'll need additional funds.