EtheraFX dashboard showing capital allocation across contract gaps

Features

Every feature built around one problem: irregular income

EtheraFX was designed for freelancers and independent consultants who need to make capital decisions between contracts — not for salaried households on a fixed monthly cycle.

Core capabilities

What EtheraFX actually does

Three interconnected layers: forecasting your cash position, recommending where capital should sit, and adjusting automatically as your income pattern shifts.

Forecasting

Contract-gap projection

EtheraFX models your likely cash position across upcoming weeks based on invoicing history and known commitments, so a gap between contracts is visible before it becomes a problem.

Allocation

Buffer vs. deployed capital

The system recommends how much should stay liquid as a runway buffer and how much can reasonably be allocated elsewhere, based on your income variability rather than a fixed rule of thumb.

Automation

Adaptive rebalancing

As new invoices land or a contract ends earlier than expected, recommendations update automatically — you review and approve rather than starting the calculation over.

Insight

Income pattern analysis

Recurring clients, seasonal slow periods, and payment delays are surfaced over time, giving you a clearer picture of your own earning rhythm than a bank statement alone provides.

Alerts

Runway warnings

If projected cash flow points toward a shortfall before your buffer target is reached, EtheraFX flags it early enough to act — not the week it becomes urgent.

Control

Manual override, always

Every recommendation is exactly that — a recommendation. You can adjust, delay, or reject any suggested action, and the system learns from the override for next time.

EtheraFX interface showing a runway buffer recommendation

Why it matters

Built for the gaps, not just the good months

Most budgeting tools assume a predictable paycheque. EtheraFX assumes the opposite: that income arrives in irregular amounts at irregular times, and that the real risk sits in the space between contracts.

  • Runway buffer sized to your actual income variability, not a generic three-month rule.
  • Early warning before a gap becomes a cash shortfall, not after.
  • Recommendations that adjust automatically as your contract pipeline changes.
  • Full manual control — EtheraFX suggests, you decide.
See it in action

How it fits together

From data to decision

The same three steps run continuously in the background, updating whenever your financial picture changes.

Step 1

Read your cash position

EtheraFX pulls in your income history and upcoming known invoices to build a rolling picture of what's coming in and when.

Step 2

Model the gap risk

Using your historical variability, the system estimates how large a buffer you're likely to need before the next contract lands.

Step 3

Recommend and adjust

You receive a clear recommendation on buffer size and allocation, which updates automatically as new information arrives.

Common questions

Feature details

Does EtheraFX connect to my bank or invoicing accounts?

EtheraFX is designed to work with the income and invoicing data you provide or connect, building forecasts from that history. Specific connection options are covered during onboarding.

Can I change the runway buffer target myself?

Yes. The recommended buffer is a starting point based on your income pattern — you can raise or lower the target at any time, and future suggestions will reflect your preference.

What happens if a contract ends unexpectedly early?

Once the change is reflected in your income data, EtheraFX recalculates your projected runway and buffer recommendation, flagging any resulting shortfall risk.

Is any of this financial advice?

No. EtheraFX provides decision-support tooling based on the data you supply. It does not constitute personal financial advice, and capital allocated based on its recommendations remains at risk.

See how EtheraFX handles your income pattern

Request a walkthrough and bring your own contract rhythm — we'll show you what the recommendations would look like.