Finance

Who Finance is for

For analysts and founders building a valuation who want to see how much of it rests on the terminal growth rate. Usually most of it, which is the single most useful thing a sensitivity grid ever tells anyone.

What Finance does

Finance runs a discounted cash flow with the arithmetic client-side, so changing a discount rate updates the valuation immediately rather than after a recalculation you have to trigger. Scenarios sit side by side, a two-variable sensitivity grid shows how the answer moves across a range of both, and a comparables table gives external context. AI suggests assumptions and never sets them — an assumption you did not choose is one you cannot defend in a room.

• →DCF with side-by-side scenario comparison
• →Two-variable sensitivity grid
• →Comparables table
• →AI-suggested assumptions you always set yourself

How Finance works

1. 01

   Build the cash-flow projection

   The forecast, the discount rate, the terminal assumptions.

2. 02

   Move an assumption and watch

   Maths runs in the browser, so the valuation responds immediately rather than on a recalculation step.

3. 03

   Compare scenarios

   Base, upside and downside side by side rather than as three separate files.

4. 04

   Read the sensitivity grid

   Two variables across a range. This is where you find out how much of the valuation is really the terminal value.

What Finance does not do

Finance does not fetch market data — there is no price feed, no financial statement import and no live comparables, so figures are entered by you. It is a valuation workbench, not investment advice, and a DCF is only ever as good as assumptions nobody can verify. It does not model debt schedules, LBO structures or option pricing.

Common questions

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