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How long could you live on what you have?

Put in a few numbers. Then see what happens if your income stops.

You’re adding $3,000 a month.

At this pace, your money isn’t running out.

Rough maths: savings go first, investments grow about 5% a year. Not advice.


I’m building Runway to answer questions like this.

The Runway app on an iPhone showing September 2026: a $750 Workshop payment recorded this month and a 9-month cash-buffer goal at 100%.

Keep track of your money, see what’s ahead, and try changes before making them.

Coming to iPhone, iPad & Android.

I’ll email you when it’s ready. No newsletter.

Curious how it works underneath? Read the notes


A financial runway calculator, in plain English

Financial runway is the time your available money could cover the gap between what comes in and what goes out. It turns a balance into something easier to use: months and years.

How this estimate works

The calculator works month by month. It uses savings first, lets investments grow at the stated annual assumption, then draws from investments when savings are gone. The “What if I lost my income?” button runs the same numbers with monthly income set to zero.

What the answer leaves out

This is deliberately rough maths. It does not model taxes, inflation, market volatility, fees, debt repayments or one-off surprises. Use it to compare scenarios, not as a promise about the future.

Read the calculation and assumptions

Questions this can help you think through