What problem does it solve? Founders often present revenue projections with no underlying drivers, quote LTV:CAC ratios that hide cash-flow risk, and raise money without a named milestone. This Skill turns vague financial intuition into driver-based models, per-cohort unit economics, and fundraise materials where every number traces to a stated assumption. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Driver-Based Financial Modeling: Builds revenue from inputs like customers times price, computes burn and runway as a calendar date, and produces base, downside, and upside scenarios. - Unit Economics Diagnosis: Computes CAC, LTV, CAC payback, and contribution margin per cohort, and refuses to report LTV:CAC without the payback period and churn assumption behind it. - Fundraise Preparation: Derives the raise amount from a milestone and burn plan targeting 18 to 24 months of runway, explains pre-money versus post-money dilution and the option pool shuffle, and structures a 10-to-12 slide pitch deck. - Use Case: A founder with 400K in the bank and 55K monthly burn asks whether they survive. The Skill computes roughly 7 months of runway as a cash-out date, builds an 18-month MRR model from new customers times price with a churn assumption, and recommends raising or cutting before the deadline. ## Quick Start Ask the Skill to build a driver-based financial model and runway analysis from your current cash balance, monthly burn, pricing, and customer growth numbers.
