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About Zensus
Cash flow forecasting built for founders with variable revenue.
What we do
Zensus connects your bank (via Plaid), QuickBooks, HubSpot, and Slack, then gives you a real-time runway forecast that respects how your business actually earns and spends money. Annual contracts hit on their real billing dates. Subscription revenue flows in with contract cadence. Same-day internal transfers don't show up as fake burn spikes.
You ask questions in plain English and watch projections update live. Set a cash floor and Slack pings you the moment your 30-day projection crosses it.
Why we built this
Most founders check their bank balance every Monday and still aren't sure they can make payroll in six weeks. That isn't a financial strategy. It's anxiety with a spreadsheet.
Zensus exists because too many startups fail from the same root cause: founders so focused on their mission that cash flow becomes an afterthought until it is already too late. Visibility closes that gap. Early warning turns a crisis into a decision.
How we think about it
Real numbers, not averages.
Annual contracts hit on real billing dates, not smeared into monthly MRR. Same-day transfers don't look like burn.
Your data stays yours.
Bank and accounting credentials live with Plaid and Intuit, never with us. Your data never trains an AI model. Every query is isolated by account.
No contracts, no "contact sales."
One plan at a public price. Sign up, connect your data, cancel the same day if it is not a fit.
Meet the founder
Ajin Sunny, Founder & CEO
Ajin Sunny is the founder of Zensus. Before Zensus, he spent five years as a full-stack engineer building and scaling web applications.
He started Zensus after realizing that many startups fail by not having clear observability on the cash flow, because founders are so focused on their mission that they forget fluctuations in their cash flow.