Model funding terms before they change ownership.
Enter a SAFE, a note, a share issuance, or a funding round as a set of assumptions, and see a modeled ownership outcome before recording anything. This is workflow and modeling support, not legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.
Scenario: SAFE conversion
Not yet recordedBefore you decide, not after.
Founders reviewing an incoming SAFE, note, or term sheet can see the ownership effect before signing anything. CFOs, advisors, and accountants can walk a client through the same modeled outcome, on assumptions the client controls, before anything is recorded.
Assumptions in, an ownership outcome out.
Based on the terms you enter for the instrument you're evaluating, not a legal reading of the agreement itself.
Assumptions
The terms you enter for a SAFE, note, share issuance, or funding round.
Conversion or round scenario
How those terms play out at a modeled priced round or issuance date.
Ownership effect
The resulting stake for each holder, shown as a modeled outcome.
A modeled outcome is not a committed transaction.
The assumptions and the modeled outcome are labeled separately from anything committed to your cap table. Nothing here supports every SAFE or note variant, and none of it is a legal interpretation of your specific agreement. Review the modeled result, then decide separately whether to record a transaction.
- ✓ Assumptions and modeled outcomes labeled separately
- ✓ Multiple instruments can be modeled together
- ✓ Review happens before anything is recorded
Assumptions
Entered by you| Holder | Principal | Cap | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catalyst Ventures | $500,000 | $12.0M | None |
| Angel syndicate | $150,000 | $10.0M | 20% |
Modeled outcome
Not yet recordedFounders decide. Advisors model with them.
Founders
See a modeled outcome for an incoming SAFE or note before you're deep in term sheet talks.
For founders →CFOs, advisors & accountants
Walk a client through a modeled outcome on their assumptions, without recording anything on their behalf.
For practitioners →More on modeling and the cap table.
Model funding terms before they change ownership.
Enter the assumptions, review the modeled outcome, then decide separately whether to record it.