I will draft safe, shareholder, or venture capital legal documents

A SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity) is a simpler instrument that converts to equity in a future priced round without accruing interest or having a maturity date. A Convertible Note is debt that converts to equity and has interest and a maturity date. We can determine which is better for you.

It's the "pre-nup" for your business. It defines ownership, roles, vesting, and what happens if a founder leaves. A solid agreement prevents the most common and destructive co-founder disputes down the line.

While I am familiar with the YC standards, which are excellent starting points, I customize them. I will tailor the terms (e.g., valuation caps, discounts, specific clauses) to your negotiated deal and ensure they integrate properly with your corporate structure.

If you are raising any outside capital via a SAFE or Note, yes, you need a professionally drafted instrument. If you are preparing to bring on partners or key employees, a Shareholder/Operating Agreement with vesting is critical.

This gig is focused on drafting the legal documents to reflect the terms you have agreed upon. While the process includes consultation on standard terms, active negotiation with third parties is outside the scope of these packages but can be discussed as a custom offer.