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I built a free founders' agreement tool that stays in the browser
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I kept seeing early teams put off the founders' agreement until there was already a fight.
Lawyers are expensive when equity is still fluid. Templates are a wall of legalese. Most tools want an account.
So I built FounderAgreement.com.
What it does
Guided questions on equity, roles, vesting, IP, and decision-making. Then a PDF download. Usually 5–10 minutes. Mobile and desktop.
Privacy
No signup. No database. Answers never leave the browser.
Not legal advice
Not a law firm. A structuring aid so co-founders can align early, then take the draft to counsel when ready.
It's 100% free. If you've used something better (or gotten burned by skipping an agreement), tell me what you'd change.
https://FounderAgreement.com/?utm_source=dir&utm_medium=ref&utm_campaign=fts&utm_content=dev_to
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