Predictive analytics for non-linear revenue
Roca Fondencia combines automated dollar cost averaging (DCA) with a predictive analytics engine that selects entry points based on the behavior of your variable income, not a fixed schedule.
Dashboard View
The operational dashboard shows the detected income flow, the suggested contribution schedule and the current exposure level, updated each time a new collection is recorded.
The starting problem
A rigid monthly contribution schedule assumes a constant income of money, something unusual in independent work.
Roca Fondencia solves this friction by separating the time the money arrives from the time it is invested, using predictive analytics to decide when to make each contribution.
Simulated input spread
Illustrative representation of price variation within the same 30-day window, used to explain why entry timing matters.Core technology
The system does not replace the principle of monetary cost averaging: it complements it with a decision layer that evaluates, within a range of days, when to execute each scheduled contribution.
Identify when new income is recorded in the linked account and calculate how much can be allocated to investment without compromising the operating cushion.
Instead of investing immediately, the model analyzes a window of a few days to avoid executing the contribution at anomalous price peaks.
Decisions are based on price behavior patterns observed in historical series, not on specific short-term predictions.
If market conditions change during the decision window, the system recalculates and can postpone or split the execution.
Who we are
Roca Fondencia was born from observing a specific gap: existing automated investing tools are designed for stable income streams, not project work.
Product development is supported by quantitative analysis of price series and the continuous processing of each user's income patterns, keeping the decision logic documented and reviewable.
Methodology
The process is divided into four phases, each with an explicit decision criterion, so that the user can understand what happens to their money before it happens.
The revenue account is connected so that the system can identify incoming charges automatically.
The user establishes the percentage of each income destined for investment and the level of acceptable exposure.
The model evaluates recent price behavior before deciding the exact execution time.
The contribution is executed and recorded on the panel, along with the reasoning that motivated that entry moment.
Practical cases
Three common profiles among freelancers illustrate how the configuration changes, not the underlying principle.
Payments arrive at the closing of each order, at irregular intervals of between two and six weeks. The system treats each collection as an independent event and distributes the resulting contribution over a short entry window.
What the user sees
A contribution record linked to each billed project, with the entry point selected for each documented in history.
What the user sees
A panel that separates the part of each invoice reserved as an operating cushion from the part intended for investment, both updated in real time.
Income is more predictable, but varies in amount depending on the scope of each contract. The model adjusts the percentage invested according to the relative size of the charge compared to the user's historical average.
Combine project income with periodic maintenance payments. The system differentiates both flows and applies different window criteria to each one, prioritizing stability in recurring payments.
What the user sees
Two input series visible separately on the dashboard, each with its own entry point history and associated reasoning.
Frequently asked questions
The monetary cost averaging strategy is designed to spread risk over time, not eliminate it. A drop after a specific contribution does not invalidate the approach: the goal is to reduce dependence on a single entry point over time.
No. Predictive models work with probabilities based on historical behavior, not certainties. Roca Fondencia does not offer profitability guarantees or promise fixed results.
Yes. As it does not depend on a fixed calendar, the system simply does not generate any contribution if it does not detect a new income that meets the conditions defined by the user.
The connection is made through read-only access to the movements necessary to detect income, without the ability to move funds outside of the investment orders configured by the user themselves.
The user defines the limits: percentage of income to invest, maximum exposure and duration of the entry window. The system operates within those limits and records every decision made.