Brew's rounds, investors, terms, ownership and the next raise; no source records any round, investor or ownership split, so this page holds what is known about the entity and the calls Param must make.
Its LLPIN is AAY-1244, used for Meta business verification
memory brew-real-connectors
The sales pages propose the same entity signs partner contracts
content/sales-and-partnerships/contracts.md Open
Google startup credits of $25,000, ending 2028-05-19, are the only outside resource recorded; they are credits, not equity
memory brew-gemini-provider
No round, investor, term sheet, valuation or ownership split is recorded
brand-directions/book/content/i.js i-8 deck
The book leaves the ask to the founders
brand-directions/book/content/i.js i-8 story
Tomorrow
Item
Version
Tag
A cap table file, owners and percentages, kept with the CA
v1
New
A decision on raising, and on what
v1
New
An entity that can take equity investment, if we raise
v1
New, to confirm with the CA
How we do it
Keep the cap table in one file with the CA; this page links to it and never copies percentages it cannot source.
Every round gets a row: date, instrument, amount, investors, terms, documents.
Record each fundraising decision in the decisions log with its date.
Date
Instrument
Amount
Investors
Terms
Documents
none yet
Numbers
Metric
Definition
Where measured
Status
Runway
Months of cash at the current burn
Bank balance and the spend ledger
Proposed, no source
Ownership by holder
Percent held by each partner of the LLP or shareholder
The cap table file
Proposed, no source
Open
Do we raise, and when? Proposal: not before the design partnership shows a weekly hand off habit and a measured cost per brand, so the story rests on our own numbers.
Is the LLP the right vehicle for investment? Investors in India usually expect a private limited company. Proposal: ask the CA this month whether to convert before any priced round or note.
Who owns what today? Proposal: Param writes the current split into the cap table file with the CA and links it here.
What is the first ask? Proposal: leave it blank until question 1 is answered; never put an invented amount on a slide.
