Registry
Everything you hold, and in whose name
Ask a founder what their company owns and the answer lives in a dozen dashboards and one person’s memory. The registry is the list: every account and every other thing you or your companies hold, with its owner, its history, and where each detail came from.
What is in it
Parties
Works todayYou and each company you control, kept as separate owners.
Accounts and what they hold
Works todayBank, broker and payment accounts, opened automatically from the statements you hand in, with each currency or holding inside them.
Domains, subscriptions and the like
Works todayAnything else you hold can be registered with its owner and its dates. Something with a date raises a matter on your desk before it is due.
What serves which product
PlannedLinking a domain, an account or a subscription to the product it is used for, so costs and risks land on the right product.
What you can ask of each thing
Whose is it?
Each thing belongs to exactly one party. Switch perspective to see only yours, or only one company’s.
What happened to it?
Each has its own timeline: the movements on an account, the changes to a record.
Says who?
Every detail shows the file it was read from, or the person who entered it.
Why ownership is recorded for everything
It is common for a product’s domain to be registered in the founder’s own name, or for a personal social account to be the company’s main sales channel. That is workable, as long as it is written down. When you sell the product, bring in a partner, or have to show that the company’s property is separate from yours, “whose is this?” needs an answer for every item, not only for the bank accounts.
Not sure what belongs on the list? Start with the company inventory checklist.
Common questions
Do I have to enter everything by hand?
Accounts come from your statements. For other things, registration is how it starts today; reading registrar and platform exports is on the roadmap.
Can something change owner?
Yes. Ownership has a start date, and the earlier owner stays true for the earlier period, so history is not rewritten.
Bring your own records along
We are onboarding a small group of founders whose companies, accounts and obligations span countries. Tell us about your setup.