Frequently asked questions

A downloadable, multi-sheet Excel workbook (.xlsx) generated from your model — income statement, balance sheet, cash flow, analysis, key assumptions, valuation, reports and charts, as you configured them. It is an ordinary file: it opens in Excel without this product.

Yes. Models can be saved to Excel or exported to YAML at any time, generated workbooks are yours the moment you download them, and account deletion permanently purges what is stored after a grace window.

The app runs in the browser and needs a connection to edit, check and generate. Everything it produces — the workbook, the saved model — works offline like any other file.

The output is a standard .xlsx workbook (Office Open XML), which opens in current Excel versions, Excel online, LibreOffice Calc and Google Sheets. Charts and formatting are authored for desktop Excel.

You can open a model saved in this product's Excel format (current and legacy) or import one from YAML. A free-form workbook someone built by hand is not one of those — its structure has to be described here once, and the guided wizard is the quickest way to do it.

Template-size models (tens of accounts, 10–15 periods, a few units) generate in seconds. Larger structures take longer. During early access there are no enforced size limits; when paid plans open, limits will be published on the pricing page.

The interface, templates, documentation and emails are available in English and Portuguese (Brazil). The generated workbook follows your model's own labels and formats.

Nothing today — early access is free. Free/Pro/Max plans are planned, with prices published on the pricing page before anything is charged. There is a waitlist if you want the launch email.

On the project's own infrastructure, in an isolated per-account storage area, described in detail on the security page.

Paid plans with published limits, then an expanded operations surface. The features page shows what exists today and what is planned; we don't commit to dates.