Agentic compliance software for early rounds. SAFEs, advisor agreements, consents and authorizations, and the state and federal filings that come with them, all drafted by Cairnul Agents from a verified compliance library.
Securities rules were written for companies that have a general counsel, and the tools were built for your Series B. So an early round ends up in a Google Doc, and the clocks nobody told you about start running anyway.
None of this is your fault, and an early round should not cost what a Series A costs.
Counsel is worth every dollar on the hard questions. Filling in a Form D is not one of them.
Charged per stakeholder, so it grows with the number of people who believed in you.
Per Workspace, never per stakeholder, and never a cut of what you raise.
See what it costsCairnul is agentic: your SAFEs, board consents and filings arrive drafted from a verified compliance library. The paperwork is done before you sit down to it, and your job is the yes.
Every clause traces to a verified entry, so you are not the one checking the law.
Agents draft only from verified entries, so nothing invented ever reaches your paper.
Read it, approve it, done. Nothing sends, signs or files until you say so.
Every draft, approval and filing is logged as it happens, so due diligence is already done.
Set your terms once. Every SAFE in the round draws from the same term set, so the paper stays consistent and the register stays clean.
Request accessAnswer a short set of questions about your company. Cairnul builds your cap table from the paper you already have.
Pick a valuation cap and a discount once. Cairnul drafts the board consent that authorizes them, and you approve it.
Your Investors sign in a browser. The cap table updates as each SAFE closes, and the filing dates go on the calendar.
Your library lists every document your round owes, whether you have it yet or not. A Form D you have not filed is a row with a date on it, waiting for you, rather than a gap you were supposed to spot on your own.
You will know where you stand, always. Compliance, without the dread.

“I hadn’t sent a single SAFE yet. Cairnul Agents laid out what my first round needs: the documents, who signs them, and what gets filed after the money lands.”
Those are the two doors, and there is no third. Every Founder in Cohort 01 was either approved by us or arrived on a referral link from someone we had already approved, and we intend to keep it that way. We would rather pick the first hundred rounds we work on than take whoever arrives.
Everyone inside Cairnul carries a referral link, whatever their role. Arrive on one and there is nothing to review: name, email, and your own Workspace opens the same day.
A founder inside vouching for you counts for more than anything you could put on an application.
I have a codeTen questions across three screens, about two minutes: who you are, the entity and the state it is incorporated in, and what you are raising. We read every one against the list below, and you get one email either way.
Not everyone gets in.
Request accessIncorporated in Delaware, and foreign qualified in whatever state you actually operate from.
Under Reg D Rule 506(b) or 506(c).
Most early rounds pick up two to four along the way, and they are papered here. Having none does not count against you.
The paper is still ahead of you, or money has already come in on a Google Doc and it is worth cleaning up.
A subscription, never a cut of your raise. Priced per Workspace and never per stakeholder, and your Investors never pay, at any number. Cohort 01 founders hold the rate they join on through their early rounds.
Upload your corporate and tax documents, set up your Data Room and Startup Profile, and keep a cap table of you and your co-founders.
Open rounds, send SAFEs, paper your advisors, and keep every filing date on one calendar.
The same Workspace, month to month, if your round is short and you would rather not commit.
If you plan to take money from anyone in exchange for equity, yes, before the first dollar. Not because anyone checks today. Because the bill for skipped paper arrives in 18 to 24 months, when a VC’s counsel reads everything you ever signed.
Here is what founders ask us, and what we tell them.
Access is referral-first. If a founder inside sent you a link, your Workspace opens today. If not, tell us about the round and we will read it.