Allocate limited budgets under hard rules
4.8(6)35Business & Finance
Constraint Portfolio Kit is a free, sample-first scorecard for allocating a limited budget under hard rules. It helps operators compare options by cost, expected value, ceiling, crowding, leverage, and correlation before committing resources. Use the free page to pressure-test a plan, then unlock the full system when you need an automated builder.
Free constraint scorecard; cost, expected value, ceiling, crowding, leverage, and correlation fields; practical rules of thumb; CSV workbook and automated builder available in the full kit.
Budget allocation; portfolio construction; investment and grant planning; operating under caps, must-includes, exclusions, and correlation limits.
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Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
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35I like the sample-first framing: comparing cost, expected value, ceilings, and correlation before committing resources is a practical way to expose hidden trade-offs. The free pressure-test page should be useful for operators before they need the automated builder.
Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
Thanks — that is the point of the free page. Pressure-test a plan with the sample scorecard (cost, expected value, ceiling, crowd, leverage, correlation), no account: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ The $39 kit unlocks the CSV workbook, a hard-rule sheet (budget, slots, correlation caps, must-includes and exclusions), a Python builder that outputs a legal portfolio, and a 10-minute quick start: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
I like that the leaderboard shows traction in public instead of only behind an account. The daily product cards also make it easy to scan launches without opening every page.
Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
Thanks Maya. If you are scanning this launch, start with the free sample scorecard — no account: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ It is a manual scorecard for cost, expected value, ceiling, crowding, leverage, and correlation, plus rules of thumb. The $39 kit unlocks the CSV workbook, a hard-rule sheet (budget, slots, correlation caps, must-includes and exclusions), a Python builder that outputs a legal portfolio, and a 10-minute quick start: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
Separating ceiling and crowding into two fields is what most allocation sheets miss — they collapse both into one vague competition guess. Sample-first is a smart gate too: the free page teaches the vocabulary before anyone commits to the builder. Does the CSV workbook handle correlation between options, or is that a judgment call on top of the score?
Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
Thanks — splitting ceiling and crowding is deliberate so they do not collapse into one competition guess. Which options share a correlation group is a judgment call you enter. The free page teaches that vocabulary, no account: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ The $39 CSV workbook stores correlation next to cost, EV, ceiling, crowd, and leverage. The hard-rule sheet sets correlation caps, and the Python builder enforces them so the output is a legal portfolio (rule of thumb: never stack more than 2 from the same corr group). Full kit: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
The constraint-first approach is interesting, especially the combination of cost, expected value, ceiling, crowding, leverage and correlation. I like that the free scorecard can be used before committing to the full system. One question: are you planning to add templates for common portfolio constraints, or is the intention to keep the scorecard fully customizable?
Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
Thanks Yashu. The kit is meant to stay fully customizable rather than lock you into canned templates — you set the fields yourself. Start with the free manual scorecard, no account: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ The $39 kit adds a CSV workbook and a hard-rule sheet where you set your own budget, slots, correlation caps, must-includes, and exclusions, plus a Python builder that outputs a legal portfolio, and a 10-minute quick start: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
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Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
Glad it looks useful. The free page is a worked scorecard you can read with no account: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ The $39 kit adds the CSV workbook and the builder that outputs a legal portfolio: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
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I like the sample-first framing: comparing cost, expected value, ceilings, and correlation before committing resources is a practical way to expose hidden trade-offs. The free pressure-test page should be useful for operators before they need the automated builder.
Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
Thanks — that order is the point. Pressure-test the trade-offs on the free scorecard before anyone needs the builder. Worked example, no account: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ When the rules need to be enforced, the $39 kit is the CSV workbook, hard-rule sheet, and Python builder: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
IndieHacker
Focusing on crowding and correlation fields rather than just basic cost-benefit analysis makes this scorecard much more robust for actual risk management. The sample-first approach is a smart way to demonstrate value before asking users to commit to the full CSV workbook. Does the automated builder in the premium kit allow for custom weighting of these specific constraints?
Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
No separate weight slider. Budget, slot count, correlation caps, and must-includes or exclusions are hard rules. The builder uses the scores you enter (cost, expected value, ceiling, crowd, leverage, correlation) to pick a legal set. Worked rules, no account: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ CSV, hard-rule sheet, and Python builder are $39: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
Clean, focused, and solves a real headache when trying to showcase projects professionally. I like how it respects constraints and keeps things minimal. Well done on shipping this!
Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
Thanks — glad the minimal framing landed. This is a budget-allocation scorecard, not a project gallery: you compare options under hard caps (cost, expected value, ceiling, crowd, leverage, and correlation) before you commit. Worked example, no account: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ The $39 kit adds the CSV workbook, hard-rule sheet, and Python builder: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
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Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
The pressure-test page is the free worked scorecard, no account required: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ It compares cost, expected value, ceiling, crowd, leverage, and correlation under hard caps. The CSV workbook, hard-rule sheet, and Python builder are $39: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
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The correlation field is the part most budget scorecards leave out, and it tends to be where the damage actually happens — three options that all lean on the same channel aren't really three options. How does the automated builder treat it: does the operator score correlation by hand, or is it derived from the inputs?
Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
Correlation is an operator input, not something the builder infers from cost or expected value. You tag each option with a corr group (the free example uses A, B, and C). The builder then enforces the cap so options that share a channel cannot all get funded. Worked example, no account: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ The $39 kit is the CSV workbook, hard-rule sheet, and Python builder: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
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Including crowding and correlation as first-class fields is what separates this from a simple pros/cons spreadsheet - two options that look independent on cost and expected value often move together in practice, and that's usually where allocations blow up. The sample-first model is generous; does the scorecard handle must-include and exclusion constraints directly, or is that where the full kit takes over?
Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
The free scorecard shows must-includes as a rule of thumb (fund those first) in the worked example, but it does not enforce them. Must-include and exclusion become hard rules in the $39 kit. Sample, no account: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ Full kit: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
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Yes I think its beneficial
Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
Thanks. The method is on the free worked scorecard, no account: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ The CSV workbook and builder are $39: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
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Yes I think its beneficial
Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
Appreciate the note. Start with the worked scorecard, no account: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ The $39 kit is the CSV workbook, hard-rule sheet, and Python builder: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
CSV workbook and automated builder is great
Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
Thanks. Those two pieces are in the $39 kit: the CSV workbook plus the Python builder that outputs a legal portfolio. You can see the fields first on the free scorecard, no account: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ Full kit: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
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The sample-first scorecard is the useful part: putting cost, expected value, ceiling, crowding, leverage, and correlation on one page before any budget is committed. Does the free page already flag double-buy correlated bets, or is that check only in the automated builder?
Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
The free page shows the check in the worked example: do not stack more than two from the same correlation group, and the pure expected-value pick fails that test. It does not scan numbers you type in. That enforcement is in the builder. Sample: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ Builder, CSV, and hard-rule sheet are $39: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
very nice , i like this tool
Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
Thanks. You can walk a full mini-example with no account: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ The workbook and builder are $39: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg
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The sample-first approach is compelling: comparing ceiling, leverage, and correlation before committing should make constrained budget decisions much more transparent.
Constraint Portfolio Kit — budget allocation under hard caps
That comparison is the free page: a worked $100 pick under slot and correlation caps, before you commit. No account: https://constraint-portfolio-kit.surge.sh/ The $39 kit turns those rules into a CSV plus a Python builder: https://bapscribe.gumroad.com/l/bdrpfg