Know the month the money runs out, before it does.

Pace watches the one number every program manager is quietly tracking in a spreadsheet: how fast the budget is going. Load the program's spend ledger, and Pace separates committed money from disbursed money, computes the recent run rate, and names the month the budget exhausts at that pace. The projection is straight-line arithmetic, stated as such: a program that changes pace changes the answer, and Pace never pretends otherwise.

Check the pace

What it does.

Separates committed money from disbursed money, so promised dollars are never mistaken for remaining ones.
Computes the recent run rate over the last full months of activity, with the window stated.
Names the projected exhaustion month at that run rate, as arithmetic rather than a forecast.
Flags overcommitment beyond the budget, thin runway, and stale ledgers plainly.
Runs in the browser on the program's own export. Nothing uploaded or stored.

Who it is for.

Program managers

Replace the burn-rate spreadsheet with a report that states its window and its assumptions.

Funders watching a commitment

See whether the program will land the year inside its budget while there is still time to act.

Utilities and public program administrators

Answer the mid-cycle question every commission asks: how much is left, and how long will it last.

How it works.

Load the ledger

The program's spend export: dates, amounts, and whether each line is committed or disbursed.

Read the burn

Committed, disbursed, and remaining, with the monthly series laid out beside the budget.

Watch the runway

The recent run rate and the month the budget exhausts at that pace, flagged when the runway is thin.

What it does, and what it deliberately does not.

Pace does	Pace does not
Computes burn, run rate, and a straight-line exhaustion month	Does not forecast participation or promise the pace will hold
Works from the program's own spend ledger	Does not upload, store, or transmit the ledger anywhere

Pace does

Computes burn, run rate, and a straight-line exhaustion month

Pace does not

Does not forecast participation or promise the pace will hold

Pace does

Works from the program's own spend ledger

Pace does not

Does not upload, store, or transmit the ledger anywhere

Availability.

The pace check is live today as a public self-serve tool, no account required, nothing uploaded. Standing budget monitoring wired to a live WattShed program is arranged with WattShed directly.

Check the pace Talk to WattShed

The rest of WattShed Operations

34 / ReportYieldWhere applications stall, and how long each step takes.40 / ReportConnectProgram events land in the systems you already run.29 / PayCapEvery job's true cost, against your program's cap.30 / PayRosterKnow whose paperwork lapses before the job does.31 / PayAuthorizePayment instructions a funder can hand to an auditor.

The other suites

01 / WattShed Design and PricingDesign a program and price every project inside it, on one published methodology.02 / WattShed ApplicationsOne application surface that enforces the program's rules and loses no one on the way in.03 / WattShed Field AssessmentEverything a field visit needs to know about one home, in the order the visit needs it.04 / WattShed VerificationCheck the evidence before anyone is paid, and send what the checks cannot settle to a person.06 / WattShed ReportingTurn program data into a number a regulator, a board, or a utility partner can trust.