Three documents, generated in order and tied to each other: the org chart, the financial model, the operating system. Change one and the other two move. Everything below is a real output, running live on this page.
Every job and revenue line as a seat, owned or open.
The chart, priced. Unit economics, costs, what clears.
Projects, tasks, and the monthly close that runs both.
Every function and every revenue line lands as a seat with an owner — or an open flag where nobody is holding it. It's cycling through four businesses; take it over any time.
The chart, priced. Offer mix, cost to acquire, churn, and the hours you personally spend selling. Drag the inputs — the full readout runs inside the app.
Cost to win, hours sold, and the engine grade run against your real numbers in the app.
Where the chart becomes work with an owner and a date, and the model becomes a month you close instead of a month that just ends.
Core & Flow Pilates plans $16,080/mo against a $13,170/mo structure, clearing $2,910/mo. Memberships carries 54% of the plan. Nothing overdue — the board reflects reality.
Structure, money, and follow-through in one letter. It moves when you do.
Business discipline, financial discipline, and infrastructure are open-ended. They're made of judgment and a hundred choices that only make sense inside your specific situation — who you trust with money, what you stop selling, who is on payroll and why.
What a tool can do is hold the three documents, keep them pointed at each other, and refuse to let you look away from the gaps. That's a clipboard, not an oracle.
The first pass through these three documents is the hardest part, and it goes badly alone with a help article. We build the first chart together on a call, then the workspace is yours to run.
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