For founders, built by founders
Runway
AI-native corporate bank account for startups, with a built-in CFO handling cards, expenses, payroll, and reports from day one to exit day.
By the weekend, you'd pitched it to three friends. By the end of the month, you'd almost convinced one of them to join. Then you tried to open a bank account.
You brought the paperwork. You brought it again. You brought a shareholder in person. Someone asked for a minimum balance you didn't have. Someone didn't understand what a startup was, and didn't care about your vision - you were just another line on a bank teller's Monday.
Your first customer paid into your personal account. You told yourself it was temporary.
You raised a pre-seed. Cash sat in one place, invoices in another, receipts piled up in a third. You hired your cousin to keep the books - the one your mum has been calling a math connoisseur at every family gathering since you were kids. Turned out he wasn't.
You tried a fractional CFO who answered emails on Tuesdays. You tried the AI tools, the ones that sound certain about a spreadsheet you copy-pasted in last week. None of them lived where your money actually was.
A board member asked what your runway was. You said "around nine months." You went home and opened the spreadsheet. You weren't sure then either.
It shouldn't take a weekend to file your receipts. You shouldn't have to go through being ghosted by a Fiverr freelancer. It shouldn't take a spreadsheet, a bank app, an AI tool, and your cousin "CFO" to figure it all out - your money is in one place, your answers are in another.
Every founder has a version of this story. Most are still living in it.
A corporate account for startups, with everything else built in.
