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Tools for building with clarity.

Free tools for important decisions. Use focused tools to understand tradeoffs and evaluate readiness.

Series Meter

Check your funding readiness and see what to improve across traction, team, and legal.

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Digital Business ID

Share your founder profile, credentials, and QR code in one verified link.

Open your card

Equity Split Calculator

Work out a fair founder split from each person’s domain, time, and capital contribution.

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Trial Partnership

Create an invite link and test working together on real milestones before equity commitment.

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Research

Research competitors and prepare a campaign with Market Intel.

CHOOSING A TOOL

Which startup tool do you need?

Each tool answers one question founders tend to face early. Use the Equity Split Calculator when you and your cofounders need a starting point for ownership. Use a Trial Partnership when you want to work with someone before committing to equity.

Use Series Meter when you are preparing to raise and want to see what is ready and what is missing across your team, product, traction, funding, and legal evidence. Use a Digital Business ID when you want one link that introduces you and your work after a meeting.

A sensible order for an early team

If you are still forming a team, start with a trial partnership and use what you learn to have the equity conversation. Once the team is settled, Series Meter can show what to work on before you talk to investors, and the funding directory can help you find grants, accelerators, and investor routes that match your market and stage.

Frequently asked questions

Are these results legal or financial advice?

No. The tools help you organise a decision and prepare a conversation. Have a qualified adviser review any agreement before you rely on it.

Which tool should a solo founder start with?

Series Meter is a useful place to start because it does not depend on having a team. It also shows where a cofounder or early hire could fill a gap.