Every founder, contractor and asset assigned to the company, so the IP question in due diligence takes an hour instead of a month.
Every startup builds its early product with a mix of cofounders, friends, contractors and prototypes made before the company existed. The company is legally supposed to own all of it. It rarely does.
The gap is invisible until a term sheet arrives. Then the diligence checklist asks for every IP assignment ever signed, and the founders discover that the most important asset in the deck is only partially theirs.
Upload every contract, offer letter and contractor agreement you can find.
Deed reads the stack and shows you what is properly assigned and what is not.
Send retroactive assignment requests, updated agreements and cofounder IP transfers as signable links.
A single record you can hand to diligence lawyers, with every signature in place.