RELAY / WEEK 1 OF 4

What will you do this week?

Shops report duplicate reminders

A founder listens as a repair-shop owner reviews job orders at the service counter.
Customer work · investigate the reminder workflow before expanding.
Available cash
?
Runway is cash divided by monthly operating burn. Each green segment is one month. The red hatched area previews the cash a focused move would use, including its invoice and operating burn.
$180,000.00

6.00 months runway

Each segment = one month.
Founder hours
?
Reserved hours cover existing obligations and are already deducted. A move uses the remaining project hours. Delegating lowers your hours but adds the quoted fee. After a seven-day move, the next weekly capacity window opens.
24 / 40 available16 reserved · 0 used.
$45,000.00 locked · 120 shops
Conditional capital · locked
?
This amount stays outside cash. Deliver the required proof and finish the investor defenses. If the room makes an offer, review and accept its terms before the cash is released. A preview or counteroffer does not add cash.
$45,000.00Unreleased allocation. Not counted in available cash.
Customers120 shops

Focus a move to compare its cash and time cost before you commit.

Operating clock · day 0

Proof still in progress

0 of 28 days
Day 0 · start Day 14 · original proof / boardroom Day 28 · recovery proof / boardroom

Original test window: 0 / 14 days elapsed.

Inspect the timeline · 0 recorded moves

Opening problem: Shops report duplicate reminders

The track shows time used. Cohort results decide whether the proof meets its target.

No moves committed yet. Preview a move without advancing the clock.

Choose a move

You have 24 project hours after 16 reserved hours are deducted. Each move advances seven days.

Promise: six pilot shops, 90% repeat use by day 14, project invoices ≤ $9,000.00.

Interview shops and narrow the pilot scope

$1,000.00 project invoice · 12 founder hours.

Cash after this sample move: $172,000.00.

Run a six-shop paid pilot

$5,000.00 project invoice · 24 founder hours.

Cash after this sample move: $168,000.00.

Delegate a twelve-shop rollout

$9,000.00 project invoice · 18 founder hours.

Cash after this sample move: $164,000.00.

Prefer to protect capacity?
Protect capacity and service current shops

$0.00 project invoice · 8 founder hours.

Cash after this sample move: $173,000.00.

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How outcomes are modeled
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Current inputs: Version 1; phase operate; cash $180,000.00; 120 recorded shops; 24 founder hours available this week.

Declared event: Shops report duplicate reminders (declared for this operating week).

Action cost: The selected move preview and saved receipt are authoritative for the action invoice, operating burn, and any released capital; conditional capital is not current cash.

Time effect: Each operating move advances seven days; the current week reserves the displayed obligation hours.

Scoring basis: The recorded promise is evaluated from its existing cohort, evidence and defense rules; optional reasoning practice is separate from the business result.

How to use this result: Review repeat behavior for the dated customer group. To check whether the pattern lasts, follow the same customers at the next checkpoint.

Open the briefing room

Current operating brief

All six investors seated across the mahogany boardroom table, facing your founder seat
The written record is available below.

Across the table

Choose an investor for a closer look. Your decision record stays in view.

Available cash
$180,000.00
Monthly net burn
$30,000.00
Conditional capital
$45,000.00

Conditional capital remains outside the cash balance.

Milestone evidence

Original / recovery proof
Not yet met / Not yet met
Cohort and window
No cohort observation recorded
Evidence limits
No observation supports a cohort claim yet.

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