Incorporation
Incorporation is a step, not a starting point.
Most founders incorporate too early or too late. Entity.ID separates starting from filing: structure now, the legal wrapper when the business calls for it.
Choose Delaware or Wyoming
Delaware LLC, Delaware C-Corp, Wyoming LLC or Wyoming Corporation. Pick the one your investors or your business expects. Incorporation is a proposal, so the members vote on it under the constitution.
The record carries over
Your name, members, ownership and constitution are already on the record. The filing is drafted from them, not typed again. The state filing becomes a compliance module on your public page.
Keep operating
Treasuries, rounds, proposals and history stay with the entity. The incorporated company is the same record with a filing attached. Nothing starts over.
Two decisions, not one.
Starting and filing are separate choices. Tarka Labs forms as a Super Entity, opens a treasury and raises a seed round. When a lead investor asks for a Delaware C-Corp, a member proposes it, the members vote, and the filing goes ahead.
Start
Form the entity, invite the members and open a treasury. No filing yet, because nothing required one.
Decide
When a counterparty asks for a state filing, put it to a vote. The constitution says what majority it needs.
File
The filing is prepared from the record and submitted. The entity keeps its address, members, treasury and history.
Start today. File when it counts.
Form your entity now. Incorporation is one proposal away whenever you need it.