Stop Juggling Ten Tools. Start Running Your Startup.

Introducing FoundersBoxx: the all-in-one platform that brings your financials, team, investors, and business planning into one place.

Dashboard showing financial projections and cash flow

Here’s what I’ve learned from watching founders struggle: you’re not failing because you lack talent or vision. You’re drowning because running a startup means being a financial analyst, HR manager, investor relations expert, and strategic planner—all while actually building your product. You’ve got your P&L in one spreadsheet, your cap table in another, your team data in a third tool, and your business model sketched on a napkin somewhere. FoundersBoxx fixes this. We’ve built a single platform that connects your financial forecasting, cash flow modeling, HR management, investor relations, and business planning in one place. Sync your accounting data from Xero or QuickBooks, track your burn rate and runway, manage your team and equity, update your investors, and model different scenarios—all without opening seventeen browser tabs.

The best part? It actually works the way your brain works. Your financial model automatically pulls from your HR data for salary forecasts. Your cap table connects to your fundraising plans. Your investor updates reflect your actual financial performance, not some fantasy version you typed up last quarter. Whether you’re pre-revenue and planning your first hire, or scaling fast and need to understand your unit economics, FoundersBoxx gives you the clarity to make better decisions. Because you should spend your time building your company, not hunting for numbers across a dozen disconnected tools. That’s what I’m here for—herding all the chaos into something that actually helps you grow.

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