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Incorporate and run a Delaware C-corp from Claude
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Incorporate and run a Delaware C-corp from Claude
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Form and run a Delaware C-corp by asking Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any MCP client: "incorporate my startup", "buy back my departed cofounder's unvested shares", "invoice Acme $12,000 plus 2.25% sales tax", "make Sam our CFO", "authorize 5M more shares", "file our Delaware annual report", "register us in Texas". Corply drafts the documents, collects signatures, keeps the cap table current and routes human-reviewed filings. Corply is a not a law firm.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Vijay, CTO at Corply.
A lot of founders already spend their day building in Codex or Claude Code. But running the company still means coordinating documents, signatures, and filings across disconnected services, like a cofounder leaving, a new officer, more shares or a filing in another state. So we built Corply as an MCP server your agent connects to. You ask in plain English, and Corply turns it into the right documents, approvals, signatures and filings.
Things you can ask it today:
Formation:
"Incorporate my startup with my cofounder Sam, 60/40 with four-year vesting"
"We formed somewhere else. Import our company documents and cap table"
Cap table and equity:
"Show me our cap table"
"Issue 500,000 shares to our new cofounder"
"Buy back my offboarded cofounder's unvested shares"
"Send Jordan a $250K post-money SAFE at a $12M cap"
Charter:
"Change our company name to Brightwater Labs"
"Authorize 5 million more shares of common stock"
Officers and directors:
"Make Sam our CFO"
"Add Avery to the board"
"Alex is resigning as CTO and director"
Compliance:
"What filings are due this quarter?"
"File our Delaware annual report and franchise tax"
"Register us to do business in Texas"
Getting paid with Corply Pay:
"Invoice Acme $12,000 for the pilot, plus 8.25% sales tax"
What stays human:
Every state filing is reviewed by a person before it's submitted
Each change goes through the board and stockholder approvals it needs, and the people affected sign their own documents; the agent can't sign or pay for you
Corply is software, not a law, tax or accounting firm. Anything that needs a licensed professional stays with one
Pricing is on corply.dev/pricing: $329 to form, then $69/month for the ongoing services (20% off annually). State fees, and anything Corply has to quote, are shown before you approve.
To try it, give your agent this: "Install Corply, then incorporate my startup. Follow https://corply.dev/skills.md". The plugin source is at https://github.com/corply-dev/co....
I'd really like your feedback: where the agent flow confused you, which agent you used, and what you'd want Corply to handle next. Honest criticism is the most useful thing you can leave here.