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Solopreneurs

A company of one.
On the record.

You already run a business. Entity.ID gives it a name, a record and a treasury of its own, formed in one evening. Invoice as a company, keep the money apart, put an assistant agent to work, and add a partner or incorporate when the day comes.

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Entity record card for Ferreira Studio showing name, address, one person and one agent as members, 100 percent ownership, sole-member decisions, one-signer treasury and active standing since 2026-02-11.

One person is still a company. The record should say so.

A freelancer, a consultant, a maker with one product. The work is real, the clients are real, and every one of them asks the same question in a different way: who am I dealing with. A public record answers it once, for everyone, without a lawyer and without a filing.

With one record, a solo founder can
invoice as a company, not a person
Invoice 2026-031 issued by Ferreira Studio, an entity with a checked public record, to Kestrel Labs for 8,200.00, payable to the studio's operating treasury.
keep business money apart from personal, every move signed
Ledger of Ferreira Studio's operating treasury with four signed movements and a balance, set apart from a greyed-out personal column marked not here.
put an assistant agent to work under their own name
Agent ID card for studio-assist, owner on record Lucia Ferreira, listing what the agent can and cannot do and three logged actions with timestamps.
show any client a page that checks out
Public Directory page for ferreira-studio.public.entity.id showing active status, start date, members, recorded ownership and decisions on record, as a client sees it before paying.
and never retype any of it when the business grows.
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Working as yourself, or as an entity

The same week, two waysAs yourselfAs a Super Entity
Invoices
Your name and a bank account
The company name, with a public address a client can check
Money
Mixed into a personal account
An operating treasury with a named signer and a history
Contracts
Signed in your name
Signed by the entity, with the signer on record
Proof for a client
A PDF and a profile page
A public page with members, standing and decisions
Your assistant agent
An account under your login
An Agent ID with you as owner on record and set limits
A first partner
Start the paperwork from zero
Add a member and re-sign the split, history kept
Incorporating
New documents, retyped
One step, the record carries over
    Step 1

    Form it tonight

    Pick a name, pass an ID check, choose the sole-member constitution and open an operating treasury. Eleven minutes, and the record exists with standing anyone can check.

    A vertical timeline of one evening, 22:40 to 22:51, showing Ferreira Studio named, Lucia Ferreira's ID check passed, a sole-member constitution chosen, a treasury opened and the record made, eleven minutes in all.
    Step 2

    Add a partner when one arrives

    Record the new split and both of you sign it. The company keeps its name, its address, its history and its clients. Nothing starts over.

    Ownership of Ferreira Studio before and after a partner joins: 100.00 Lucia Ferreira on 2026-02-11, then 60.00 Lucia Ferreira and 40.00 Anjali Rao, both signed 2026-07-03, with the note Record amended, History kept.
    Step 3

    Incorporate when a client asks

    Incorporate as a Wyoming company or a Delaware corporation from the dashboard. Members, ownership, constitution and treasury history carry into the filing. Incorporation is a step, not a starting point.

    Four rows mapping what is on the Ferreira Studio record to what goes in the Wyoming filing: sole member to member and manager, ownership 60/40 to membership ledger, constitution to operating agreement, treasury history to opening balance, stamped Incorporated 2026-09-15.

One name everywhere

Your entity carries a Universal ID. Sign in to your tools as the company, not as yourself. Your assistant agent signs in with its own Agent ID, with you as the owner on record. Every system you touch sees the same record, checked the same way.

About Universal ID
A sign-in field holding ferreira-studio.public.entity.id above four tools, Ledgerly, Draftpad, Paybook and Nimbus Mail, each marked signed in, with a line noting that the studio-assist agent signs with its own Agent ID.

Who reads the record

You will rarely open it yourself. The people around your business will.

01

The client

Checks the public page before the first payment and sees a company that exists, with a member who is verified and a history that is not a week old.

02

The platform

Onboards an entity with a record instead of a person with a form, and knows which agent is allowed to act for it.

03

The bank

Reads ownership, signers and decisions from one place when you ask for an account or a card.

04

The future partner

Joins a company that already has a name, a split to amend and a constitution to read, not a folder of PDFs.

One person. One record. Tonight.

Form a Super Entity in minutes. Grow it, or incorporate it, without starting over.

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