AI CFO Candice

Text or call me anytime. Get plain‑English answers about cash, profit, and raising capital.

Built for female founders who can run the business, but don’t trust the numbers yet.

Ask questions like “How do I work out if I can afford that next hire?” “Why is revenue up but cash tight?” and get clear next steps.

AI CFO is in beta and is free to try.

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The AI CFO helps you make day-to-day decisions.
If you want to dive deeper, the in-person Finance Bootcamp for female founders turns you into a fundable, confident CEO who can explain the full financial story. The bootcamp is limited to 10 founders so book your spot now.

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FAQs

How does AI CFO work?

The AI CFO is trained on 20+ years of knowledge.
You call or text anytime (24/7).
Ask a real question (runway, pricing, hiring, margins, cash leaks).
Get a plain‑English answers + your next action.

Who it’s for

Founders who avoid the P&L because it feels like a foreign language.
Founders with cash flow surprises during growth (hiring, marketing, inventory).
Founders who want to be funding-ready but don’t know what investors expect.

Who it’s not for

People who want a bookkeeper replacement or tax filing.
People who want complex models without doing any cleanup/inputs.

The problems it solves

Reports you don’t understand → get a translation of what the numbers are saying.
Funding fear → get coached on what to show: margins, runway, use of funds, unit economics.

Outcomes

Clear numbers in plain English (runway, gross margin, monthly profit).
Confident decisions on hiring, pricing, and spend (not vibes-based).
Credibility in conversations with accountants, partners, lenders, investors.

What to ask it/how to use it

Example prompts:

“We have $_ in the bank and $_ in monthly expenses—what’s our runway?”

“Revenue grew but cash feels tight—what are the likely reasons?”

“Can we afford to hire a $_/month role? What needs to be true?”

“What should I look for in my P&L this month?”

“How do I explain my numbers in an investor meeting?”