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Launch Studio

From a description to a reviewed instrument.

67 asset classes, each with its own required parties, documents and token model. Readiness is derived from what has actually been recorded, so nothing can be ticked past.

The Launch Studio, in seven stepsAsset, structure, parties, data room, token, contract and review, with a readiness measure derived from what has actually been recorded rather than from steps being visited.Step 1AssetStep 2StructureStep 3PartiesStep 4Data roomStep 5TokenStep 6ContractStep 7ReviewReadinessTwo required documents are not filedDerived from what has been recorded, not from steps being visited.A checklist somebody ticks measures whether the form was completed. This measures whether the asset is ready.

The seven steps

  1. AssetDescribe it in your own words. The matcher maps what you typed onto a class and shows why it matched rather than silently choosing.
  2. StructureLegal vehicle options for the class, presented for counsel to choose between and never applied automatically.
  3. PartiesRequired and recommended roles, with conflicts surfaced before approval rather than at it.
  4. Data roomDocuments by category, versioned and content-hashed so what an investor read is provably what was filed.
  5. TokenStandard, decimals, supply and restrictions — with the recommendation carrying its reasoning, alternatives and warnings.
  6. ContractA deployment plan with preflight checks and an approval gate.
  7. ReviewEverything still outstanding, in one place, before anything is offered to anybody.
The Launch Studio, in seven stepsAsset, structure, parties, data room, token, contract and review, with a readiness measure derived from what has actually been recorded rather than from steps being visited.Step 1AssetStep 2StructureStep 3PartiesStep 4Data roomStep 5TokenStep 6ContractStep 7ReviewReadinessTwo required documents are not filedDerived from what has been recorded, not from steps being visited.A checklist somebody ticks measures whether the form was completed. This measures whether the asset is ready.
Readiness is derived from what has been recorded, not from steps being visited. A checklist somebody ticks measures whether the form was completed; this measures whether the asset is ready.

Start with the asset, not the token.

The token is the last decision, and it follows from the instrument. Everything before it is structure, and structure is what determines whether the claim is worth anything.

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Your instrument, against this modelAn unspecified asset on the left feeds four stages: structure, compliance policy, the offering book and the register. The asset is drawn as an outline because it is the reader's, not the platform's.Your assetwhatever it isStructurePolicyBookRegister