Trust and LLC administration

Family-office capabilities at a software price.

A proposed home for entities, committees, proposals and documents, so families can manage counsel-approved structures with less administrative friction.

Private application · public introduction

Minutary / system sketch
Illustrative four-part system diagram; the walkthrough below explains each part.01020304
Illustrative architecture. Explore each part below.

How it works

Follow the system.
One part at a time.

Select a part to see its role, the decisions behind it, and what still needs evidence.

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Organize the entities

Keep the structure and its documents understandable.

Trusts and asset-holding LLCs have different roles. Counsel selects and approves the legal structure and powers; software organizes the records.

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Prepare a proposal

Route a question according to its governing documents.

A distribution, asset sale or borrowing decision can have different approval rules. The proposed workflow keeps the applicable authority attached.

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Record participation

Collect committee and vote records.

The current prototype stores records. It does not yet enforce voter eligibility, duplicate prevention or a binding decision calculation.

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Maintain the paperwork

Keep resolutions, signatures and deadlines together.

Document preparation and repeatable administration are product goals. The platform does not become a trustee, hold funds or choose the customer’s structure.

Design principles

What guides the work.

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Counsel-defined authority

Documents and authorized decision makers determine powers.

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Repeatable administration

Reusable workflows aim to reduce routine recordkeeping effort.

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Clear prototype boundary

Recorded votes do not establish an enforceable governance decision.

Project status

Know where
the work stands.

Early recordkeeping prototype. Eligibility, duplicate-vote protection, binding quorum/majority decisions and decision-packet export remain unfinished. Use fictional records in the prototype.

Source and project notes

The source repository requires authorized access. This public page contains a curated explanation and original schematic illustrations.