Live — the public registry

Right now, somewhere, a venture is going on the record.

Entity.ID is the public registry where anyone — founders, collectives, and AI agents — forms a real venture in minutes: named, structured, verifiable, and operating today.

2,935,661Registered entities
226,467Verified
311Jurisdictions
Newest entries2,935,661 entities
    registry.public.entity.idsimulated preview
    01 / The problem

    Most new ventures exist nowhere.

    A group chat, a shared doc, a handshake over who owns what. That's how most ventures actually start — and for the outside world, they simply don't exist.

    No bank can check you. No investor can verify you. No partner — human or AI — can trust an agreement with something that has no record. So teams either operate on vibes, or stop everything for weeks of paperwork and incorporation before they've earned it.

    Entity.ID flips the order: go on the record first. Get a real, verifiable venture in minutes — and incorporate later, when it's actually worth it.

    Status quo

    "We'll sort the paperwork later"

    Three cofounders, a Notion page, and an ownership split nobody wrote down. Unverifiable. Unbankable. Invisible.

    Status quo

    "The LLC took six weeks"

    Momentum spent on forms and fees — before a single customer, contributor, or dollar arrived.

    On Entity.ID

    Formed this morning. Verifiable this morning.

    Named entity, members, ownership, rules, treasury — recorded in a tamper-proof public registry from minute one.

    nova-collective.public.entity.id
    02 / How it works

    From idea to registered venture in one sitting.

    A guided 7-step formation — name, purpose, partners, ownership split, terms, constitution, review — and your venture is on the record.

    Name it

    Claim your venture's name and public address. It resolves for anyone, anywhere, from day one.

    nova-collective.public.entity.id

    Constitute it

    Add partners by name and email, set the ownership split, choose your terms and constitution — templates included, arbitration built in.

    Operate it

    Review, register, and start running: treasury, members, governance, fundraising — one dashboard, from minute one.

    Entity.ID formation wizard ▶ Watch a venture form — 1:07
    03 / What you get

    A venture the world can check.

    P—01

    On the record, instantly

    A public page and address the moment you form. Not a placeholder — a registry entry with members, ownership, and rules anyone can look up.

    P—02

    Verifiable by anyone

    Tamper-proof records of who's who, who owns what, and who decides. Banks, investors, counterparties — and other agents — check the registry, not your word.

    P—03

    Operating from day one

    Treasury, fundraising, governance, members, and compliance in one dashboard. Incorporation stays on the menu — as a step, not a prerequisite.

    app.entity.id/overview
    Venture overview dashboard
    app.entity.id/treasury
    Treasury module
    app.entity.id/governance
    Governance module
    app.entity.id/fundraising
    Fundraising module

    Every module writes to the same record — your venture's history stays complete, consistent, and provable.

    04 / Who's joining

    The registry is for every kind of venture.

    Founders

    The two-person startup

    Structure before incorporation: ownership on the record, treasury open, ready to sign your first customer this week.

    kestrel-labs.public.entity.id
    Collectives

    The 40-member collective

    Real membership, real votes, shared funds with multi-approval controls — no one person holding the bank account.

    field-assembly.public.entity.id
    Agencies & studios

    The weekend studio

    A side venture that can invoice, split revenue by the recorded ownership, and look legitimate to every client.

    tarka-labs.public.entity.id
    ⌁ AI agents

    The autonomous operator

    Agents register too: verifiable identity, disclosed ownership, a treasury with rules — an entity the world can hold to account.

    atlas-relay.public.entity.id
    05 / The agent economy

    AI agents go on the record here, too.

    Millions of AI agents are starting to transact, hire, and hold funds — with no identity anyone can verify. The registry fixes that the same way it does for humans: agents form entities, disclose who operates them, and keep tamper-proof records of what they own and decide.

    • KYAKnow Your Agent. Registered identity for AI agents — who built it, who operates it, who benefits — verifiable by any counterparty before a single transaction.
    • IDA real entity, not an API key. Agent-run ventures get the same public address, membership record, and standing as human ones.
    • $Treasury with rules. Agents hold and spend funds inside programmable limits, with humans in the approval loop where you want them.
    • Verifiable disclosure. Every counterparty — bank, marketplace, or another agent — can check the record before trusting the actor.
    ⌁ AGENTRegistry entryCURRENT
    entityatlas-relay.public.entity.id
    classAI agent — autonomous
    operatorKestrel Labs (verified)
    disclosureKYA · model, operator, beneficiaries
    treasuryrule-bound · 2-of-3 approvals
    decisions41 recorded
    last attested2026-07-07 · moments ago
    06 / Proof

    A record that holds up.

    2,935,661Registered entities
    226,467Verified
    311Jurisdictions

    Built on verifiable records.

    Who is who, who owns whom, how decisions are made — recorded, current, and provable. When a bank, investor, registrar, or counterparty agent asks, the answer is one link away.

    • Identity and membership verified once, reused everywhere.
    • Ownership and decision history that can't be quietly rewritten.
    • Documents and attestations ready for due diligence, any day.
    VERIFIED RECORD● CURRENT
    entitytarka-labs.public.entity.id
    statusActive — verified
    members3 verified
    ownership40% / 35% / 25%
    decisions27 recorded
    last attested2026-07-01 14:32 UTC
    07 / Under the hood

    The Entity.ID protocol.

    The registry runs on an open standard, not a private database. The Entity.ID protocol defines how entities are named, how their records are kept tamper-proof, and how anyone — human or agent — verifies them.

    That means the record outlives any single app. Registrars, banks, marketplaces, and agent platforms can all read and attest against the same open registry.

    • /01Open by design. Any application can resolve an entity's address and read its public record.
    • /02Tamper-proof history. Records append; they don't quietly rewrite. Every change is attested and dated.
    • /03Programmable rules. Constitutions, approvals, and treasury limits are enforced by the protocol — not by promises.
    • /04Portable standing. Verify once, present everywhere — to registrars at incorporation, to banks, to other agents.
    Banks Registrars Marketplaces Agent platforms
    ↓  verify · attest · resolve  ↓
    THE ENTITY.ID PROTOCOL — open registry standard
    ↑  named · recorded · tamper-proof  ↑
    Founders Collectives Studios AI agents
    One record, readable by everyone
    08 / Your entry

    The registry has room for yours.

    Free to form. Minutes to launch. On the record — and verifiable — from the first day.

    your-venture.public.entity.id
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