Feature
One score to know where you stand.
Like a credit score for your freelance business. Five weighted dimensions, real-time calculation, and actionable optimization tips for each weak dimension.
Day-to-day use cases
- Glance and know if your business is healthy or if something is creaking
- Identify concrete improvement levers (chase an invoice, diversify your clients)
- Discuss with your accountant on hard data, not gut feeling
- Track 12-month evolution — the score should rise when you make good decisions
How it works
- 1Five dimensions are computed independently: Collection (on-time vs late payments), Runway (months of cash), Margin (revenue - charges), Diversification (client concentration), Regularity (monthly revenue variance).
- 2Each dimension is scored 0-100, weighted by your profile (beginner vs established).
- 3The overall score is the weighted average of the 5.
- 4For each dimension < 70, the app generates an actionable `OptimizationTip` ("chase these 3 invoices", "diversify this client at 65% of your revenue").
Details that make the difference
5 dimensions: Collection, Runway, Net margin, Client diversification, Revenue regularity.
Adaptive weighting: a beginner weights Collection+Runway more (60% of score). An established freelancer weights Margin+Diversification more (50% of score).
Actionable tips: each dimension < 70 → 1-3 concrete suggestions tied to your data.
12-month history: see the score's evolution over time, identify when it shifted.
Frequently asked questions
Why 5 dimensions and not just one?
Because one metric never captures financial health. You can have high revenue but 70% from one client (= fragile). You can have low margin but huge cash. The 5 dimensions cover the blind spots.
What's it actually used for?
Three uses: (1) quick self-assessment when you return to the app, (2) accountant discussion on hard data, (3) annual evolution tracking (the score should rise if you make good decisions).
How do I improve it?
For each weak dimension, precise tips: "chase invoice X overdue 23 days", "your client Acme is 68% of revenue — prospect elsewhere", etc. No fluffy "do better" advice.