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Your founder finance command center.

Every rupee should know where it belongs.

Piveth helps entrepreneurs track capital, expenses, revenue, and project-wise cash flow through a finance AI that listens, organizes, and explains.

Talk to Piveth. It records the money movement, updates your dashboard, and shows what each project is really costing.

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Monthly Burn

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Revenue Pulse

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Remaining Cash

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Runway

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Highest Burn

VClar

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You: Spent ₹3,000 on hosting for VClar.

Piveth: Added ₹3,000 as hosting expense under VClar. Runway now 41 days. Highest burn remains VClar at ₹18,200.

Capital Tracking

Project Ledgers

Cash Flow

Burn Radar

Revenue Pulse

AI Finance Chat

Founder Reports

You are not only spending money. You are funding bets.

Founders juggle multiple products, experiments, and revenue streams — but finance tools treat everything as one flat ledger. Context disappears. Runway becomes guesswork.

Scattered bets

Every project is a wager — domains, ads, APIs, contractors — but your money story lives in five different places.

Invisible burn

Small recurring costs compound silently. By the time you notice, runway has already shortened.

Spreadsheet fatigue

Manual updates break the moment you skip a week. Stale data means bad decisions at the worst time.

No project context

Bank statements show amounts, not meaning. You need to know which bet is winning — and which is draining you.

Talk to Piveth and watch your finances update.

Speak or tap a preset. Watch Piveth route your transaction through the pipeline.

Voice Transcript AI Ledger Dashboard

Waiting for input…

Ledger entry

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Burn

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Runway

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Project burn

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AI reply will appear here.

Founder Finance Orbit

See your projects as a financial orbit.

Piveth maps your capital, burn, revenue, and runway across every project you are building.

Capital Core

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Total active capital

VClar

Burn ₹18,200

Rev ₹8,400

Burning

SnapsJo

Burn ₹3,800

Rev ₹12,000

Growing

WritanK

Burn ₹6,100

Rev ₹14,500

Testing

Piveth

Burn ₹4,120

Rev ₹21,300

Building

VLozy

Burn ₹2,400

Rev ₹9,800

Profitable

VClar

Burn ₹18,200

Rev ₹8,400

Burning

SnapsJo

Burn ₹3,800

Rev ₹12,000

Growing

WritanK

Burn ₹6,100

Rev ₹14,500

Testing

Piveth

Burn ₹4,120

Rev ₹21,300

Building

VLozy

Burn ₹2,400

Rev ₹9,800

Profitable

How it works

From conversation to command center in four steps.

  1. 1

    Set your core

    Add starting capital and create project nodes in your Finance Orbit.

  2. 2

    Talk naturally

    Speak or type. Tell Piveth what you spent, earned, or transferred.

  3. 3

    AI categorizes

    Auto-matched to projects, categories, and ledgers — no manual tagging.

  4. 4

    Orbit updates

    Dashboard, burn radar, runway signal, and reports refresh instantly.

AI Finance Operator

Your conversational layer over every ledger, project, and signal.

Spent ₹4,200 on voice API for Piveth speak.
Auto-categorized Project matched API Expense

Added ₹4,200 under Piveth · API & Infrastructure. Project spend is now ₹10,320.

Move ₹15,000 from capital core to WritanK.
Capital transfer Orbit updated

Allocated ₹15,000 to WritanK. Core capital now ₹1,85,000. WritanK budget ₹40,000.

What's my runway if I hire at ₹40K/month?
Runway Signal Scenario model

At ₹40K/mo added burn, runway drops from 41 to 28 days. VClar remains highest burn project.

Founder Finance System

The Piveth Finance OS

Eight connected modules that help founders track capital, expenses, revenue, cash flow, burn, runway, and project-wise money movement without living inside spreadsheets.

Piveth is built for founders who manage more than one project, product, client, or experiment. It connects your capital, expenses, revenue, cash flow, and runway into one simple system you can talk to.

Most finance tools show numbers. Piveth shows meaning. When you spend money, Piveth helps you understand which project it belongs to. When revenue comes in, Piveth connects it to the right product. When cash flow changes, Piveth shows what it means for your runway.

You do not need to keep everything inside your head, diary, notes, or spreadsheets. Piveth turns daily money movement into a clear founder finance system — an AI finance management platform for founders with project-wise expense tracking, startup cash flow management, and business runway tracking built in.

Module 01

Capital Core

Know how much money you actually have to build with.

What it does

Capital Core is the central pool for starting capital, top-ups, investments, and available cash. It shows how much you started with, what is allocated to projects, and what remains unassigned — the number every other module orbits around.

Why founders need it

Without a single capital anchor, runway becomes a guess and project budgets drift. Founders running VClar, SnapsJo, and side bets need one truth for “how much do I actually have?” before the next hire or ad test.

Questions it answers

  • How much capital did I start with this month?
  • What is allocated vs still available?
  • Can I fund another ₹30,000 experiment?
You say “I added ₹2,00,000 capital.”
Piveth replies Capital Core updated to ₹2,00,000. ₹1,80,000 remains unallocated across your orbit.
Capital Core
Total capital ₹2,00,000
Available capital
₹1,33,580
Used capital
₹66,420
Allocated projects
5
Current runway
41 days

Module 02

Project Ledgers

Give every project its own money book.

What it does

Every product, client site, micro-SaaS, and experiment gets its own financial record — separate expense and revenue books with running totals. Project-wise expense tracking means VClar hosting never lands in SnapsJo’s column.

Why founders need it

Spreadsheets collapse when bets multiply. A founder funding five projects needs to know which launch is earning vs draining — not a blended average that hides a burning product.

Questions it answers

  • What did VClar spend this month?
  • Is SnapsJo net positive yet?
  • Which project has the most transactions?
You say “Spent ₹3,000 on hosting for VClar.”
Piveth replies Added to VClar ledger. Expenses now ₹18,200 · Revenue ₹8,400 · Net −₹9,800.
Project Ledger
VClar
March 2026
Capital ₹50,000 Burn ₹18,200 Revenue ₹8,400
Hosting−₹3,000
API usage−₹4,200
Design−₹6,500
Client payment+₹8,400

Module 03

Cash Orbit

See where your money is moving.

What it does

Cash Orbit visualizes inflows, outflows, and net position across every project in your orbit. Golden lines show capital leaving the core toward bets and revenue flowing back — daily and monthly cash flow in one map.

Why founders need it

Money in and money out is not the same as understanding movement. Founders need to see which projects pull from capital and which send revenue home before making the next spend decision.

Questions it answers

  • Where did this month’s cash go?
  • Which projects are net positive?
  • What is my overall cash flow trend?
You say “Show me cash flow across all projects.”
Piveth replies Net +₹33,580 this month. SnapsJo and Piveth are inflow-positive; VClar is the largest outflow at ₹18,200.
Cash Orbit
Capital
Core
VClar−₹9,800
SnapsJo+₹8,200
WritanK+₹8,400
Piveth+₹21,180
Net flow+₹33,580

Module 04

Burn Radar

Find projects that are quietly draining cash.

What it does

Burn Radar ranks projects by monthly spend and flags outliers before they damage runway. It compares burn rates, highlights spikes, and surfaces alerts like “VClar is 47% of total spend.”

Why founders need it

The most dangerous spend is the kind you normalize. Hosting, APIs, and ads across multiple bets add up quietly — Burn Radar makes the highest-burn project impossible to ignore.

Questions it answers

  • Which project is burning the most cash?
  • Did any project spike vs last month?
  • Should I cap spend on VClar?
You say “Which project is spending the most?”
Piveth replies VClar has the highest burn at ₹18,200 — mostly hosting, API usage, and design. Consider capping at ₹15K.
Burn Radar

VClar burn is 47% of total monthly spend — highest in your orbit.

Module 05

Revenue Pulse

Know which project is actually making money.

What it does

Revenue Pulse tracks sales, subscriptions, client payments, and one-time income — tagged to the project that earned it. Monthly revenue totals pulse alongside expenses so growth and burn stay connected.

Why founders need it

Revenue in a bank account tells you nothing about which bet is working. Founders need project-level income to decide where to reinvest and where to pause spend.

Questions it answers

  • How much did SnapsJo earn this month?
  • Which project has the best revenue trend?
  • Is total revenue covering total burn?
You say “We made ₹12,000 revenue from SnapsJo this month.”
Piveth replies Revenue added. SnapsJo is at ₹12,000 revenue with ₹3,800 expenses — net +₹8,200 and growing.
Revenue Pulse

Total revenue this month: ₹72,000

Module 06

AI Finance Operator

Talk to your finance system.

What it does

The AI Finance Operator is your conversational layer — chat or voice. It detects amount, project, category, and transaction type, then updates ledgers, dashboards, and insights without manual data entry.

Why founders need it

Founders log expenses while walking, driving, or mid-launch. If finance requires opening a spreadsheet, it falls behind. The AI Operator keeps records current because logging feels like sending a message.

Questions it answers

  • Can I log by voice instead of forms?
  • Will it match the right project automatically?
  • Do I need to categorize every line myself?
You say “Spent ₹2,500 on ads for SnapsJo.”
Piveth replies Added ₹2,500 as marketing expense under SnapsJo. Auto-categorized · Project matched · Runway recalculated.
AI Finance Operator
Spent ₹3,000 on hosting for VClar.
Added ₹3,000 as hosting under VClar. VClar spend is now ₹18,200.
Expense Hosting VClar Auto-categorized Runway updated

Module 07

Runway Signal

Know how long your money can last.

What it does

Runway Signal calculates days remaining at your current burn rate — with scenario modeling for “what if I spend ₹20,000 more?” or “what if I cut VClar to ₹15K?” It recalculates every time you log a transaction.

Why founders need it

Runway is the number that decides hires, ads, and experiments. Without a live signal tied to real project burn, founders either overspend confidently or freeze unnecessarily.

Questions it answers

  • How many days of runway do I have?
  • Can I spend ₹20,000 more this month?
  • What happens if burn increases by ₹40K?
You say “Can I spend ₹20,000 more this month?”
Piveth replies You can, but runway drops from 41 to 28 days. Safer weekly limit: ₹14,500.
Runway Signal

At ₹38,420/mo burn on ₹2,00,000 capital

41 days

Baseline: 41 days at current burn

+₹20K spend → 28 days (−13 days)

Cap VClar at ₹15K → 48 days (+7 days)

Module 08

Founder Reports

Turn your money activity into clear reports.

What it does

Founder Reports generate clean summaries — capital, burn, revenue, P/L, and runway — per project or across your full orbit. Export for partners, investors, accountants, or your own monthly review.

Why founders need it

Investor updates and tax prep should not require rebuilding spreadsheets from chat logs. When every transaction already lives in project ledgers, reports become one click instead of one weekend.

Questions it answers

  • What is my monthly P/L by project?
  • Can I export a summary for my co-founder?
  • Which projects are worth highlighting?
You say “Generate my March founder report.”
Piveth replies Report ready: ₹72,000 revenue · ₹38,420 burn · +₹33,580 net · SnapsJo and Piveth leading growth.
Founder Report
March 2026 — Finance Orbit Summary
  • Capital: ₹2,00,000 · Burn: ₹38,420 · Revenue: ₹72,000
  • VClar: −₹9,800 net · Highest burn
  • SnapsJo: +₹8,200 net · Growing
  • Piveth: +₹21,180 net · Best performer
SnapsJo and Piveth are net positive this month. VClar remains highest burn — consider capping at ₹15K to extend runway by 7 days.
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Everything connects.

Capital Core tracks your money. Project Ledgers organize it. Cash Orbit shows movement. Burn Radar finds risk. Revenue Pulse shows growth. Runway Signal shows how long you can keep going. AI Finance Operator lets you manage everything by talking. Founder Reports turn it into clarity.

One conversation updates the whole system.

Founder finance questions

What is Piveth?

Piveth is an AI finance management platform for founders. It helps users track capital, expenses, revenue, cash flow, burn, runway, and project-wise finances through a simple founder finance dashboard and AI chat.

How does Piveth help founders manage expenses?

Piveth lets founders add expenses by project, category, date, and amount. Users can type or speak what they spent, and Piveth organizes it into the right project ledger — part of its project-wise expense tracking and AI expense tracker workflow.

Can Piveth track multiple projects?

Yes. Piveth is built for founders managing multiple products, clients, websites, experiments, or business ideas. Each project can have its own expenses, revenue, cash flow, and performance view.

Can I use Piveth instead of spreadsheets?

Piveth is designed to reduce spreadsheet work. Instead of manually updating rows, users can talk to Piveth, log transactions, and see updated dashboards automatically — a finance operating system for founders, not another static grid.

Can Piveth track cash flow?

Yes. Piveth tracks money coming in, money going out, and the net position across projects. It helps users understand whether their business is moving toward profit or burning cash through startup cash flow management views like Cash Orbit.

Can Piveth calculate runway?

Yes. Piveth can estimate runway based on remaining capital and current burn rate. Runway Signal also shows how spending changes may shorten or extend runway — core business runway tracking for entrepreneurs.

Can I add expenses by voice?

Yes. Piveth supports conversational finance logging. A user can say something like “I spent ₹3,000 on hosting for VClar,” and Piveth can turn that into a structured expense entry with the AI Finance Operator.

Who is Piveth for?

Piveth is for founders, indie hackers, solopreneurs, agency owners, creators, and small business owners who manage money across multiple projects and need capital management for entrepreneurs without heavy accounting software.

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Before & after Piveth

Before

Spreadsheet chaos

  • Five tabs, none synced
  • Expenses logged weeks late
  • No project-level burn visibility
  • Runway is a guess
  • Revenue disconnected from spend

After

Finance Orbit clarity

  • One command center for all bets
  • Speak or chat. Logged instantly
  • Burn radar per project
  • Runway signal with scenarios
  • Revenue pulse tied to every ledger

Built for multi-bet founders

Indie hackers

Track every micro-SaaS, domain, API cost, and revenue stream without separate spreadsheets.

Startup founders

See capital, burn, and runway across experiments before you commit to the next hire or ad spend.

Agency owners

Separate client project revenue, contractor costs, and internal tool spend in one orbit.

Product builders

Compare P&L across products and know which launch is earning vs draining cash.

Solopreneurs

Log daily spending by voice or chat — subscriptions and freelance work stay organized.

Multi-project operators

Manage client and product finances together with project-aware AI categorization.

Premium access

A private finance layer — not another generic budgeting app.

Founder-first

Built for people running multiple bets — capital to cash flow, project by project.

AI-operated

Speak naturally. Piveth structures, categorizes, and updates your orbit automatically.

Orbit-native

Every rupee knows which project it belongs to — from ledger to runway signal.

Every rupee should orbit a project.

Stop guessing runway. Start seeing which bets deserve more capital — and which need to stop.

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Questions founders ask

Is Piveth for personal finance or business finance?

Piveth is designed for entrepreneurs managing project-wise business finances — capital, burn, revenue, and runway across multiple bets.

Can I track multiple projects?

Yes. Each project is a node in your Finance Orbit with its own allocated capital, expenses, revenue, and downloadable reports. Add or edit projects anytime from the dashboard — no need to redo onboarding.

Do I set capital overall or per project?

Both, and they work together. During onboarding you set your overall capital pool (your runway). You can optionally split that across projects as allocated budgets. If you only set overall capital, it shows on your dashboard until you assign it. You can add projects and adjust allocations later from the Projects section.

Can I use voice to log expenses?

Yes. Speak naturally. Piveth understands what you say, categorizes it, matches projects, and updates your ledger and dashboard automatically.

Do I need to manually enter everything?

No. Chat or speak with the AI Finance Operator and Piveth organizes entries for you.

Can Piveth replace spreadsheets?

For many founders, yes. Piveth replaces manual finance tracking with AI-powered, project-aware structured records.

Does Piveth connect to banks?

The first version focuses on AI-assisted and spoken logging. Bank integrations are on the roadmap.

Who is Piveth built for?

Founders, indie hackers, agency owners, product builders, and anyone managing money across multiple projects and experiments.