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Are You Starting a Mobile App Business?

Maybe you’ve looked at some other products and you are a bit confused by the flood of data, inputs, and pages. This financial model keeps it simple, but it offers the options you really need.

The assumptions page has a slim design and includes the most important charts and figures. Thereby, you can control almost all inputs and results on one screen. Personnel planning got a separate screen to maintain flexibility.

This creates a new and intuitive modeling experience. When you enter a value, you immediately see the impact. You will make decisions more easily, reduce errors and save work.

Video Tutorial:

Check out this free 69-minute video tutorial where I show you step-by-step how to build a financial model for your mobile app:

Version comparison: Mega vs Giga

Giga is the complete excel version, which also includes Cash Flow Statement and Balance Statement. Mega is basically the same as Giga, but without Cash Flow and Balance.

Why Giga?

Cash Flow and Cash Balance help you to determine your required capital. It shows you for each month, if your cash balance is positive, which is necessary to maintain liquidity.