simple terms, reviewed before public.
A founder commits to a percentage of future personal liquidity proceeds, keeps destination choice, and can decide later whether to add formal legal documentation. Nothing appears publicly until the commitment is reviewed and the founder consents.
Pick 1–5%. 1% is the baseline commitment. 2–5% is a stronger allocation.
Share the terms privately. Review checks identity, AI relevance, percentage, display preference, and consent before anything is published.
Decide what appears. Full name, company only, or anonymous founder number can be used.
Keep the commitment current. The public record should show follow-through signals instead of treating a one-time pledge as the finish line.
Route funds when proceeds exist. The commitment is tied to future personal liquidity from an exit, secondary sale, or comparable event.
credible now. formal later if needed.
reviewed public commitment
A clear statement of intent: founder identity or number, percentage, trigger, and public terms. It creates accountability without claiming to be a completed legal instrument.
legal documentation
Optional for founders who want enforceability or advisor-grade structure. This should be done with legal and tax advice, not implied by the website.