Tools for early-stage founders
Simple, plain-language tools to plan, track and grow your startup.
Free during the pilot. Your numbers stay private, and nothing is shared with anyone unless you choose to. How we handle your data
Startup or business
Find out what you're really building
Five questions, about two minutes.
Take the checkRunway
Know how long your money lasts
Add what comes in and goes out each month. Runway shows when your money runs out and how each month compares with your plan.
Open RunwayOwnership
See who owns what
Keep your cap table in one place, and see how much of the company you'd keep once investors' money turns into shares.
Open OwnershipWhy PreSeed HQ
Plain English
Finance terms explained in plain words. Every screen says what it means for your money.
Made by founders and mentors
Built by PreSeed HQ, a team of experienced founders and mentors who have worked with 100+ early-stage founders.
Your numbers stay yours
Nothing is shared unless you choose to, and you can delete everything at any time.
Built with founders in 60 countries
Every tool here started with real founders and their real numbers.
Founders in 60 countries
The PreSeed HQ team has worked side by side with founders on six continents. Their questions shaped these tools.
Our own startups
The PreSeed HQ founders have built startups themselves. What we learned doing it is in here.
Lessons from what failed
A lot of it came from things that didn't work. We built these tools so you can spot those mistakes early.
Questions founders ask
Is it free?
Yes. Every tool is free during the pilot.
Who can see my numbers?
You, when signed in. We don't look at your numbers unless you ask us for help. Investors see a snapshot only through a link you make, and a programme sees a summary only if you join it and agree.
Can I delete my data?
Yes. You can delete your startup and everything saved with it at any time, in Settings under Runway, in the "Delete my company and data" section.
Do I need to be in India to use Startup or business?
No. It's for founders anywhere. It borrows the three ideas in India's DPIIT startup definition, not India's legal rules.
What's a cap table?
A list of who owns what share of your company, today and once invested money turns into shares.