Know the day your
cash runs out
Runway reads your bank feed, read-only, works out the date your cash hits zero, and finds the spend pulling that date closer.
12.2 months of runway
Cash runs out Nov 3, 2027
Connected, Runway measures burn from your transactions instead of a guess.
12 days, lost
The demo company pays $2,570 a month, $30,840 a year, for things nobody would miss. Flip the switch to cancel all 6 and watch the date move.
Cash runs out Nov 3, 2027
What it found
In the demo company: 967 transactions, 12.2 months of runway, $2,570 a month of waste and $120 to claim back.
Datadog bill up 50%
$1,200 a month · Bill went up
Salesforce and HubSpot
$800 a month · Two tools, one job
Priya Shah's idle card
$423 a month · Card of someone who left
Zoom and Webex
$90 a month · Two tools, one job
Notion and Confluence
$57 a month · Two tools, one job
Canva charged twice
$120 back · Charged twice
The demo company is fictional, generated with realistic billing patterns. Explore it in the live demo; every number there links to the transactions behind it.
Every month the board counts down one. Runway tells you which number you are on, and the day it reaches zero: for the demo company, Nov 3, 2027.
Your bank feed,
every Monday
Hundreds of transactions go in. A short list comes out: what changed, what to cut, and how far the date moves if you do.
Read
Connects to Rho through its read endpoints, or takes a CSV export from any bank. Accounts and transactions; nothing else.
Reduce
Groups recurring charges, measures burn and checks every vendor for waste. Plain arithmetic in cents: no AI writes a number.
Report
Monday morning, Slack gets what changed. Cancellation emails arrive as drafts, and nothing is sent until you approve it.
Reads everything. Moves nothing.
Read-only, by design
- It only calls read endpoints: no code pays or transfers.
- Agents write drafts. A person approves each one.
- The grader never uploads your file.
Numbers you can check
Burn, runway and savings are arithmetic on your transactions, in whole cents. Savings count as verified only when the next bill doesn’t arrive.
Fair questions
Which banks does it work with?
Rho today, through Rho’s read-only API. The free grader takes CSV exports from any bank, including Mercury-style files. More direct connections come next, in the order people on the list ask for them.
Can Runway move money or cancel anything?
No. Runway only calls the bank’s read endpoints and has no code that pays, transfers or cancels. Use a read-only API token. Runway drafts cancellation emails and tickets; nothing leaves until a person approves it.
Does AI see my transactions?
Burn, runway and savings are plain arithmetic with no AI. When the AI features are on, an OpenAI model labels unfamiliar vendors, answers questions using the computed figures and the transactions it looks up, and writes drafts. The grader uses no AI and runs entirely in your browser.
How accurate are the findings?
On a synthetic company with planted waste, the detectors find every planted problem with no false alarms. Real ledgers are messier, so every finding shows the transactions behind it and how sure Runway is.
What does it cost?
Nothing during early access. Pricing will be set before early access ends, and people on the list hear first, with time to decide.
Where did Runway come from?
It started as a hackathon project at AITX & MLOps World in Austin in October 2026, and is now an independent product. The code is public. It is not affiliated with Rho or any bank.
What happens to my data?
Early access stores your email, role and bank choice, nothing more. Connected accounts are read for analysis and never sold or shared. The privacy page has the details.
More months,
same cash
Join the early-access list. We’ll write when Runway can connect to your bank, and not otherwise.