# Meet Flank: a little help for your Solana treasury

A treasury is more than a balance. It is a set of details: the assets you hold, the activity you should review, the approvals you need and the spending you want to plan. Flank gives those details a shared desk, with five pixel specialists to help you work through them.

## Five specialists. One shared workspace.

**Aster** prepares a readable treasury brief from your balance and budget allocations. **Scope** helps inspect a public account snapshot and recent transactions. **Parcel** validates a recipient and amount before saving a local payment draft. **Key** checks a proposed approval threshold and budget split. **Sprout** calculates runway from the balance and monthly spending you enter.

Each specialist has a focused software tool. The character makes the task easier to find; the result shows the information that matters. These tools do not depend on a paid AI model or an external autonomous-agent service.

## Start with public information

Bring a public Solana address or Squads v4 multisig to the workspace. Flank can read supported public account information, including balances, multisig details, proposals and recent activity. Public reads depend on the configured RPC endpoint and the availability of the underlying network.

You can also try the clearly marked example workspace to understand the tools before entering your own planning figures. Example inputs and local drafts are not evidence of funds held or transactions completed.

## Plan with the details in view

A budget split should add up. An approval threshold should fit the number of signers. A payment draft should contain a valid destination and an amount the plan can support. Flank brings these small checks together, alongside a simple spending-runway calculation.

Planning data and unsigned drafts stay in your browser. Export a brief or workspace file when you need to share the details, and review what you are sharing before sending it to someone else. Browser storage is a convenience for local work, not a recovery service or a shared on-chain ledger.

## You keep the final word

Reading a proposal is different from approving it. Preparing a local draft is different from constructing, signing or broadcasting a transaction. Flank does not execute payments or bypass a multisig policy. Human approvals, signatures and on-chain execution take place in Squads.

That division is the idea behind Flank: useful structure around the work, with the decisions and signatures remaining with the people responsible for the treasury.

A little help. A better treasury.