What is holding the date worth on your program?
Model it yourself. Enter a program you are running now, move the sliders, and watch the value change. Then take the one-page report to your team.
$10.9M
modeled value per year, per program
- For every month without it
- $908K
- Across 3 programs
- $32.7M
Modeled on industry benchmarks, not customer-measured.
Where it shows up on a chip program
- Tape-out recovered when a supplier's IP slips four weeks
- A verification gap closed before it becomes a slip
- Blockers already being fixed before the tape-out gate
How this is modeled
Delay avoided
Drift surfaces two to three weeks earlier, so the expected case assumes two weeks a year in which the date does not move. Each is worth at least the team's cost for that week, plus whatever revenue a week of lateness costs you.
Major slip avoided
The chance of the expensive failure — a re-spin, a missed insertion window, a lost qual — falls because it is caught while cheap fixes remain. The value is that fall times the cost of the failure.
Engineering time returned
People × loaded cost × the share of time spent finding out what is true. Tymeline removes about half, by reading status from the tools and having AI Employees do the chasing, triage and re-planning.
What this is not
A measurement. What Tymeline changes is set from industry benchmarks, not tuned to flatter the result, and no headcount cuts are assumed. It leaves out what is hardest to price: better decisions, and a team that learns from each program.