Still yours to shape
Add ventures, costs and accounts however your business actually works — the structure bends to you, not the other way round.
A fair comparison
A spreadsheet is a brilliant place to start tracking your runway — how many months of cash you have left. It's free, it's flexible, and you already know it. The trouble isn't the spreadsheet; it's what happens after you build it. Here's the honest difference.
Side by side
To be fair to the spreadsheet: it's free, endlessly flexible, and perfect for a first pass. CentralHq is for the moment that stops being enough — when the updating slips and the number you're betting on quietly drifts from the truth.
The number looks authoritative, but it froze the moment you stopped typing. A cost you forgot to add, an invoice that came in, a hire you made — none of it is in there until you put it there. So the runway you're steering by is, quietly, last month's.
Because your cash, costs and income all live in one place, your runway is worked out from them every time you look — cash on hand divided by net burn. Record a cost or an invoice and the months left move with it. Nothing to re-key, nothing to forget.
Bring it with you
Add ventures, costs and accounts however your business actually works — the structure bends to you, not the other way round.
Three ventures and three members, live spend and runway, no card. The price of starting is the same as a spreadsheet: nothing.
One person with side projects or a house running many ventures — the runway always rolls up into one honest number.
Move the number that matters somewhere it stays true. Start free; upgrade when you grow.
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