Documents

Build the paperwork yourself

Guided builders that run entirely in your browser. No account, no upload, no server — what you type stays in the tab.

How these are built

Every builder assembles the document in your browser using JavaScript that never contacts a server. There is no form submission, no analytics on your answers, and nothing written to your browser's storage. Download or print before you close the tab, because nothing is kept.

A document is not a plan

A generated agreement is a sound starting point for a straightforward business. It is not a substitute for judgment about your particular facts. The situations where a template most often goes wrong:

  • Owners contributing very different amounts, or contributing work instead of money.
  • Anyone outside the founding group putting in capital.
  • Real estate, licensed professions, or regulated activity.
  • An owner who is married and lives in a community-property state.
  • Any expectation that someone will leave, or be asked to.

Coming next

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  • Founder equity split worksheetVesting, cliffs, and what happens when a founder leaves in month seven.
  • Independent contractor vs. employee checklistMinnesota-specific classification factors, and what misclassification actually costs.