# Runway

Nobody should have to build a spreadsheet to answer this. The skill totals your real balances, averages what you actually spend, and divides one by the other — then shows you both numbers and every rule behind them, so you can check the answer rather than take it.

`npx skills add wellapp-ai/skills --skill runway`

What's our runway?

11 months at the current €380K monthly burn. Cash position is €4.18M as of 12 Jun, up 1.7% on last month.

## How the skill answers

Every step of the run, in order, with the card each one returns. A step that hands its work to another skill says which one.

1. You ask  
   What's our runway?
2. Pin the workspaceSkill used [define-workspace](/content/skills/define-workspace/index.html)

### Workspaces

Pick the workspaces to work in.

Your workspaces

3. Confirm the connections this answer needsSkill used [connect-tools](/content/skills/connect-tools/index.html)

### Connect a tool

Pick a tool to connect it to Well.

Available tools

-  Qonto
-  Mercury
-  QuickBooks
-  Xero
-  Chronograph
-  Daloopa
-  iBanFirst
-  Moody's
-  Morningstar
-  MSCI
-  MT Newswires
-  Pennylane
-  PitchBook Premium
-  Plaid
-  S&P Global
-  Wise

4. Verify the data itself has landed
5. Get the runway
6. Compute months + days
7. Show the division
8. You get

### Runway

As of 2026, Jun 11

On track

Months of cash left

11mo

€4,182,940.00 cash ÷ €380,000.00/mo burn (trailing 3mo)

SourceNot Well's figure

## Frequently asked questions

How is burn calculated?

As a trailing average over the last 3 full months by default, so a single unusual month cannot distort the figure. You can ask for a different window, and the runway is recomputed from that same window.

Is this a forecast?

No. Runway is computed from real balances and real trailing spend. Nothing is modelled or predicted, and the skill shows the arithmetic it used.

What if a bank is still syncing?

The skill says so rather than answering from partial data. A runway number built on half your accounts is worse than no number.