The Data Room

Twelve documents.

Counsel-reviewed templates that govern the round and the organizer program. Each summary names the audience and the exact role of the document. The .docx file downloads directly.

Confidential · Draft for Counsel Review. Templates prepared as a starting point for review with qualified securities counsel before any use. Bracketed [ ] fields require completion. Not legal advice.
  1. Document01

    Cover Memo from Inside Counsel

    For attorneys, CPAs and CFPs considering an organizing engagement

    Plain-English memo from Rosario K. Sorrentino, Esq., explaining the two-track compensation: (1) cash legal fees the limited partnership pays you for real legal work, and (2) restricted common stock the company grants you for services rendered to the company. Lays out the standard 75,000-share grant per LP, the $1.00/share buyback at Series A, and the explicit fact that equity is upside — not guaranteed payment.

    Audience · Organizing professional

  2. Document02

    Board Consent & Resolutions

    Action by unanimous written consent of the Board

    Authorizes 35,000,000 shares of common stock at $0.0001 par; restricted-stock grants to founders, officers and directors; the Equity Compensation Plan; the 500,000-share outside-professional pool with the $1.00/share company buyback right; and the $1.5M–$3M SAFE offering at a $10M post-money cap under Rule 506(b).

    Audience · Board / counsel

  3. Document03

    Equity Compensation Plan

    Plan & philosophy governing all equity grants

    The single framework for every grant. Capital structure, insider allocation at founding (9.15M shares = 26.1%), reserved pools (outside-professional 500K, options 3M, SAFE conversion 3.5M, Series A 8.75M, growth round 7M, strategic reserve 2.1M), and the governing principles for outside-professional equity.

    Audience · Board / grantees

  4. Document04

    Restricted Stock Purchase Agreement

    Template for founder, officer, and director grants

    Standard restricted-stock purchase contract. Shares sold at par; 4-year vesting with a 1-year cliff (reverse-vesting for founders); company repurchase right on unvested shares at original cost on termination; 83(b) recommended within 30 days.

    Audience · Grantees

  5. Document05

    83(b) Election Form & Instructions

    Tax election filed within 30 days of grant

    Why it matters, how to file by certified mail to the IRS within 30 days, and the form itself. Because shares are purchased at par ($0.0001), the taxable amount at grant is effectively zero — but missing the 30-day window can convert ordinary income at much higher values as shares vest.

    Audience · Every grantee

  6. Document06

    Outside Professional Engagement — Company

    Equity for legal/professional services rendered to the Company

    Track-two contract. 75,000 restricted shares per LP organized (max 5 = 375,000 shares) at par. Vests upon completion of structuring services. Company option to repurchase at $1.00/share at Series A, paid from Series A proceeds. Explicit: not transaction-based compensation, not broker-dealer activity.

    Audience · Organizing professional

  7. Document07

    Outside Professional Engagement — LP

    Cash fees for legal/professional services rendered to the Partnership

    Track-one contract. The LP is your client. You bill it — at your normal rates — for formation, drafting the LPA, subscription docs, accredited-investor verification, and ongoing administration. Cash, not contingent on capital raised. CPAs and CFPs have analogous scopes.

    Audience · Organizing professional

  8. Document08

    Conflict Waiver & Disclosure

    Disclosure and waiver of multiple-engagement conflict

    Required when one professional serves both the Company and the LP. Discloses the equity interest, the LP fee relationship, and the right to independent counsel. Each party signs informed consent; consent is withdrawable on written notice.

    Audience · Company, LP, professional

  9. Document09

    SAFE Subscription Agreement

    What each accredited investor signs to subscribe

    Investor representations, AML/KYC, and funding mechanics. Post-money SAFE, valuation-cap-only (MFN), $10M post-money cap. Minimum $25,000 per individual, $100,000 per LP vehicle (Company may accept less).

    Audience · Accredited investor

  10. Document10

    Accredited Investor Questionnaire

    Rule 506(b) verification — confidential

    Checklist for individual accreditation (net worth, income, qualifying licenses) and entity accreditation (assets, all-accredited owners, qualifying institutions, qualifying trusts), plus the Company's verification method.

    Audience · Accredited investor

  11. Document11

    YC Post-Money SAFE

    Post-money · valuation-cap only · MFN variant

    The instrument itself. Standard YC post-money SAFE form — automatic conversion at the next equity financing using the $10M cap, MFN if the Company later issues better terms, liquidity-event optionality, dissolution preference. Conform to current YC form under counsel.

    Audience · Accredited investor

  12. Document12

    Wire Instructions & Closing Checklist

    Operational steps from signature to funding

    Seven-step closing sequence — memo review, subscription + questionnaire, Company acceptance, countersigned SAFE, wire, segregated account, Form D filing within 15 days of final close. Wire fields are completed at counter-signing and verified by phone to prevent fraud.

    Audience · Investor / Company ops

Note on use

These are templates, not signed agreements.

Every document in this package is a draft for review with qualified securities counsel. Bracketed fields require completion. Wire instructions in Document 12 are completed at counter-signing and verified by phone — do not transmit account details except through a secured channel.