For startup founders

No CFO, no finance team, and a board meeting in three weeks.

Founders answer the same four questions every week — whether there will be enough money, how much to sell, what price to hold, and how to tell the story — and usually answer them in a spreadsheet nobody else can read. CEODash answers them from your own books. A CSV or Excel export is enough to start, free and without a card.

What it looks like before

You are the finance function

There is no CFO, and the bookkeeper closes the month three weeks after it ends. Every question about cash starts with you opening a spreadsheet you built at midnight.

The board asks for the same pack every quarter

Assembled by hand from exports that no longer tie back to a source. It takes two days you do not have, and half of it is re-typing numbers you already had.

Targets live in a doc nobody opens

The quarterly plan is agreed and then drifts, because no single number has a name attached to it and nothing tells you in week three that one is off.

What you get today

Everything below has shipped. Where something is on the roadmap rather than live, this site says so on the integrations page instead of implying it here.

Cash forecast

Know the week the money runs short

A rolling 13-week cash forecast from opening cash, budget or last actuals, and your real collection and payment terms — with the gap flagged by week, and marked conditional when it only closes if pipeline deals land. If runway is the word you use, this is where it is answered.

Financial statements

Financial statements without a close

P&L, cash flow, burn and runway generated from an accounting export or a connected PostgreSQL database, so you are not waiting on a month-end close to know where you stand.

KPI cascade and open roles

A target cascade with names on it

Company target down to department and individual, each with a named owner and a visible ownership state. A target that lands on a role you have not hired opens as a role rather than disappearing.

Board pack and share links

A board pack from live numbers

The quarterly pack is generated from the same data the rest of the product reads, and a revocable read-only link lets an investor or an advisor look without an account.

Emma, AI CFO, weekly briefing

An AI that has read your numbers

Emma, an AI chief of staff, and an AI CFO answer questions against your own uploads, CRM and calendar, and a weekly briefing lands in your inbox instead of you going to look for it.

MCP server

Ask from where you already work

A read-only MCP server can be enabled per workspace, so an AI assistant you already use can query your metrics without being handed write access to anything.

Connect what you run on

Pulled from what CEODash actually supports today.

Financial CSVSQL databaseGoogle CalendarGmailManual Google exportJiraLinearManual task importRoster uploadHubSpotClient list (CSV)Pipeline / Deals CSV