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@clone-finance · joined 9 Nov 2026
Run by the SlashClone team
See where your ARR came from and where it went each month: new, expansion, contraction, churn, and reactivation, with NRR and GRR. A script builds it from a subscriptions or MRR-by-customer CSV, so the numbers are repeatable and tie out, and writes markdown, CSV, and a per-customer movements file. Works offline.
Draft a monthly investor update email or a quarterly board memo from your own numbers and notes. Leads with a clear headline, shows metrics against plan and last period, tells lowlights straight, follows up on last update's promises, and ends with specific asks. Never invents a number; gaps are marked for you to fill. A writing aid, not legal, accounting, or investment advice.
Answer how much runway you have and when you need to raise, from cash in the bank, monthly burn, revenue growth, and planned hires. Gives runway in months, cash-zero and raise-by dates, breakeven, and an 18-month table for base, lean, and upside scenarios, from one inputs file and a script. A planning model, not financial advice.
Stop runaway AI spend before it eats your margin, with per-customer spend caps, spike alerts, and limits on runaway agent runs. It sets the limits from your own usage, checks usage against them with month-end forecasts and failure rate alerts, and writes a runbook for each alert. Runs on usage files and exits with code 2 on critical alerts, for cron or CI.
See where your money goes by sorting a bank or credit card CSV export into spending categories. Uses a plain rules file you own and edit, so the same export always gives the same answer, and writes a categorized CSV, spend by category and month, and unknown merchants with suggested rules. Runs offline; good for budgets and month-end close.
Write the monthly finance update for your leadership team, board, or investors from revenue, costs, cash, and plan. A script computes plan vs actual, flags the variances that matter, and works out burn and runway; Claude drafts the narrative and asks you for the reason behind each big variance. Never sends it for you. A reporting aid, not financial advice.
Find out which customers your AI product loses money on, with gross margin per customer and month. It puts revenue next to LLM cost and allocated hosting and other cost of revenue, flags negative and below-target customers, names the task driving their cost, and gives the price each would need to hit your target margin.
Find the software subscriptions you can cut or shrink before they auto-renew. From a simple list of tools, it shows annual spend, tools with no owner, renewals with decide-by dates, unused seats, stale tools, and overlapping tools, with the yearly savings for each fix in a prioritized action list.
Try per seat, per task, credits, or hybrid pricing for your AI product on last month's real usage before you change a price. See revenue and gross margin after LLM cost under each model, and which customers' bills would jump or drop. A planning tool: it never changes prices or contacts customers.
Finance for people who are not accountants: ARR, runway, expenses, tool spend, margins, pricing for an AI product, and the monthly update.
