Built a simple cash runway calculator — useful or too obvious?
I built CashFlowPilot as a simple cash-flow warning system for small business owners, freelancers, agencies, and solo founders.
The idea is to answer one question:
“How long will my business cash last if revenue slows down?”
It takes rough numbers like current cash, revenue, expenses, owner pay, debt payments, upcoming large expenses, and a revenue drop scenario.
Then it shows a simple dashboard with runway, risk level, cash gap, break-even revenue, spending warning, and a first action.
No login, no bank connection, no financial documents, and no data is stored.
I’m trying to keep it simple and avoid turning it into accounting software.
Would love blunt feedback:
Is this useful, too obvious, or missing something important?
https://cashflowpilot-mu.vercel.app/
The useful angle here is not just virtual try-on.
It is reducing the hesitation moment on fashion product pages: “Will this actually look good on me?”
That is the pain store owners understand.
I’d be careful not to position ETRYON as only a cool AI feature. The sharper test is whether merchants see it as a conversion lift tool for products where fit, style, and visual confidence block purchases.
That is probably the wedge worth testing first.