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The company's six figures
on cards you choose

The figures a company checks every morning, each card a door to the rows behind it.

Hello, Mira

Ask about your money. Same figures as the reports.

  • Auto
  • Money first
  • Getting paid
  • Running a company
  • Custom
  • Cash$4,862,3007 accounts you may see
  • Burn & runway26 monthsAt $186,400 net burn a month
  • Six months$4.86MCash at month end, from $5.79M in May
  • Spending$1,248,600This month, against the last
  • Owed$318,90014 clients · Northwind 7 days late
  • Recurring$736,200A month · salaries, rent, software

Running a company · the set for a business

  • Running a companyCash, runway, six months, spending, owed, recurringOn this page
  • Getting paidOwed, not yet invoiced, inbox, cash, this month, connectionsOne press
  • CustomUp to six from the full list: VAT, budgets, loans, risk and moreYour pick

Running a company, the business set, with what is owed marked late. Under it, the other ways to arrange the page.

How it works

Board of cards
in four lines

Six cards, one press
A ready set arranges the page for what the space is for. Running a company is the business one: cash, runway, six months, spending, owed and recurring.
Or your own six
Custom opens every card a business can have, up to six: VAT due, budgets, loans and debts, payouts under question, the month for your accountant.
Yours alone
Two people on the same books watch for different things. Arranging your page never touches anyone else's.
A quiet card stays
A card you chose keeps its place on a calm day as a short line, so good news never reads as a broken page.

Questions

Board of cards
the short answers

Where do the figures come from?

From the same rows the reports read. A card rounds to whole dollars, and the rows it opens carry the exact amount.

Does a card count accounts hidden from me?

No. Cash counts only the accounts you may see, so two people can read two different totals on the same morning.

See your own cabinet
on a thirty minute call

We open it on your books and show what the machine would do by itself in your first week.