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See where the year is going, before it gets there

Forecast projects your revenue from how your customers actually behave — modelling how each monthly cohort repeats and spends over time, then rolling that into daily, weekly and annual forward views. Actuals, forecast and target, on one chart.

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Revenue forecast · 12-month horizon
EOY revenue
vs target
Wk run-rate
actuals forecast target
On track to beat target by 8.4%
reforecast runs nightly

Every night, Forecast refits your cohort curves and reprojects the year — so the plan is never stale.

Why it matters

A trendline isn't a forecast — it's a guess with a ruler

Most stores plan the year by extending last month's line. But your revenue isn't a line — it's thousands of customers, each cohort repeating and spending on its own curve. Model that, and the future stops being a surprise.

Trendlines miss the turn

A straight line through last quarter can't see that your newest cohorts repeat differently — so it's confidently wrong at exactly the wrong moment.

Drift shows up too late

Falling behind target by 2% a week is invisible day to day — until the quarter ends and the gap is suddenly unrecoverable.

Targets get set on vibes

Without a model of what your existing customers will spend, next year's target is a negotiation, not a number you can defend.

How it works

Built from cohorts, not curve-fitting

Forecast models how each monthly customer cohort repeats and spends over time — its LTV curve — then rolls every cohort's future value into daily, weekly and annual forward views. Because it's built from behaviour, it responds to the quality of the customers you're acquiring, not just the volume.

Cohort-LTV engine

Every monthly cohort gets its own repeat and spend curve, fitted from your real order history.

Daily, weekly, annual views

The same model rolls up to whatever altitude you plan at — today's number or the full-year picture.

Responds to acquisition quality

Sign worse customers and the forecast flexes down — even if volume looks fine. A trendline can't do that.

Forecast — this week
reforecast: last night
This week £74.2k vs £71.6k forecast
+3.6% · driven by May cohort repeats
Q3 tracking £912k vs £898k target
+1.6% · 4 weeks remaining
EOY projection £3.1m vs £2.86m target
+8.4% · cohort quality up 3 months running
August cohort repeating below curve
watch · first repeat window still open
Use cases

What founders use Forecast for

Target setting

"What should next year's number be?"

Set targets from what your cohorts will actually spend — a number you can defend, not a stretch goal pulled from the air.

Cash & stock planning

"How much do I buy for Q4?"

Plan inventory and cash against a daily revenue projection, so you buy for the demand that's coming — not the demand you had.

Drift detection

"Are we still on track?"

Spot mid-quarter drift the week it starts, while there's still time to act — not in the month-end post-mortem.

Board view — full year
FY 2026
Actuals YTD
£2.04m
Forecast EOY
£3.10m
vs target
+8.4%
Actuals · forecast · target — one chart, always current
Board reporting

One chart that answers the board's first question

Actuals, forecast and target live on the same chart, updated nightly. When someone asks "are we going to hit the year?", you don't build a deck — you open Forecast and read the answer off the screen.

Actuals vs forecast vs target

The three lines every board wants, reconciled on one chart — no spreadsheet stitching.

Always current

The forecast refits nightly from live cohort data, so the number you present is the number that's true.

In the box

Everything Forecast gives you

Cohort-LTV engine

Every monthly cohort modelled on its own repeat and spend curve, fitted from your order history.

Daily, weekly & annual views

One model, every altitude — today's expected revenue through to the full-year projection.

Actuals vs forecast vs target

All three series on a single chart, so tracking against plan is a glance, not a project.

Nightly reforecast

The model refits from live data every night — no manual rebuilds, never a stale plan.

Acquisition-quality aware

Because it's cohort-based, the forecast responds to the quality of new customers — not just how many you signed.

Drift detection

When the run-rate slips off plan mid-quarter, Forecast shows the gap early — while you can still close it.

Know your number before the year does

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