Choose what to get done
Cash-flow watch register
A structured cash-flow watch register listing the cash metrics to track (cash balance, net burn, runway months, revenue), each with a current value, an alert threshold, a direction, and an accountable owner, so cash flow is monitored obsessively rather than discovered too late.
Categorized keyword research list
A categorized keyword table (problem, user, action, feature, location) with a numeric volume and competition estimate and a relevance note for every term, plus a focus set of exactly the size you choose, marked in the table.
Cheap parallel channel-test plan with pass/fail thresholds
I get a parallel channel-test plan where every test names one of the 19 canonical traction channels and carries a metric, a small budget, a duration, and a numeric pass threshold, so I can run several cheap experiments at once and read every result the same way.
Cofounder vs employee cash-and-equity cost
A side-by-side of cash burned and equity given for filling a role as a cofounder versus an employee over the runway window, plus the company valuation at which the cofounder's extra equity costs more than the cash saved, so the founder can decide which is economically cheaper.
Conjoint analysis attribute/level/profile set
I get a runnable conjoint design: an attribute/level grid that respects the 6-7 attribute ceiling and >=2 levels per attribute, plus choice tasks of valid, non-duplicate profiles built only from those levels.
Content distribution checklist
A deduplicated checklist of destinations (communities, forums, groups, syndication spots) to post your content to, each row with a destination name, a well-formed link, an accepted content format, and a posting cadence, spread across at least your minimum of distinct format types.
Decision-rights and single-threaded-owner register
Every critical decision and deliverable has exactly one named accountable owner, with advisers/consulted/informed parties and an escalation path explicitly recorded, eliminating diffused 'chicken' accountability.
Default alive or default dead
A pure function that, given current cash, monthly expenses, monthly revenue, and monthly revenue growth rate, returns whether the company reaches profitability before cash runs out (default alive) or not (default dead), the crossover month, and the lowest cash point.
Enterprise procurement readiness gap register
The founder gets a structured procurement-readiness register that lists each expected enterprise artifact (docs, SLAs, support infra, controls), its present/partial/missing status, and a remediation order, so the work to satisfy a procurement review is sequenced before the contract stalls on it.
Fatal pinch diagnosis
A pure function that classifies a startup against Paul Graham's fatal-pinch definition: default-dead AND slow growth AND not enough time, returning the overall verdict and which of the three conditions are true.
Financing deal-stage tracker
The founder has a complete, sequenced map of the financing process, split at the term sheet signing and ending at funds received, with every stage named, owner-assigned, and closed by a gating artifact, and a duration roll-up checked against the cap set at intake.
Financing-round closing checklist
A structured closing checklist that echoes your frozen round stage, close date, and raise amounts, covers every closing step you require (a canonical six-step sequence by default), and enforces the minimum-commitment and wire-sequencing gates arithmetically.