Run Your Business Like It's 2025
Shared bank accounts and handshake agreements don't scale. Give your business real governance—partner voting, protected treasury, and decisions that stick.
Start Your BusinessThe Co-Founder Problem
Co-founder conflict is one of the top reasons startups fail. Money disagreements, unclear decision rights, and "I thought we agreed" moments kill partnerships. A shared Venmo isn't governance.
How most small businesses operate:
- ✗One founder controls the bank account
- ✗Major decisions happen over text
- ✗No record of who agreed to what
- ✗Equity splits are verbal promises
- ✗Adding partners means more chaos
How EnDAO changes this:
- Treasury requires multiple approvals
- Proposals and votes for big decisions
- Every decision timestamped and stored
- Voting power reflects ownership
- Onboard new partners cleanly
Built for How Modern Businesses Work
Protected Treasury
Set approval thresholds—2-of-3 partners, unanimous for large amounts, whatever fits your business.
Partner Voting
Hiring, big purchases, strategy pivots—put it to a vote. Weight by equity or equal voice.
Decision Records
Every vote, every approval, every transaction logged. Your audit trail builds itself.
Role Management
Founders, advisors, contractors—different access levels for different roles.
Contribution Tracking
Track who invested what, when. Capital calls and distributions with full transparency.
Professional Setup
Look like a real company from day one. Governance that scales from 2 founders to 20.
Works for Every Stage
Common Questions
Is this a replacement for incorporating?
No. EnDAO handles governance and treasury management. You still need proper legal structure (LLC, Corp, etc.) for liability protection and tax purposes.
Can voting power match equity ownership?
Yes. You can weight votes by contribution, ownership percentage, or keep it equal—your choice.
What about traditional bank accounts?
EnDAO can work alongside your business bank account, or as a standalone treasury. Many teams use both.
How do we handle sensitive decisions?
Set different thresholds for different decision types. Routine expenses might need 1 approval, while major purchases need unanimous consent.
What if we add investors later?
Add new members with appropriate roles and voting rights. The governance structure grows with you.
Build your business on solid ground
Start with real governance. Avoid the co-founder conflicts that kill most startups.
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