Windward Navigator · Document library
Documents that are ready to sign once you've read them.
Each generator asks only what the document needs, shows a live preview, and delivers a Word file saved to your free account. Texas law throughout.
Windward Navigator · Document library
Each generator asks only what the document needs, shows a live preview, and delivers a Word file saved to your free account. Texas law throughout.
The library
Generated from your answers, previewed live, delivered as Word files, and saved to your free account. Each one ends with a fixed-fee path to an attorney.
Sign inTexas formation pack
Form the company correctly and paper the owners' deal on day one.
A personalized, step-by-step guide to forming your Texas LLC — the certificate of formation (Form 205) item by item, the registered agent, EIN, franchise-tax and Public Information Report calendar, assumed names, bank account, and the organizational documents to sign — with the current state fees and deadlines.
Generate → Texas formation packThe operating agreement for a Texas limited liability company — single-member or multi-member, member- or manager-managed — covering contributions, percentage interests, distributions, management and voting, transfer restrictions, buy-sell events, tax treatment, indemnification, and winding up under the Texas Business Organizations Code.
Generate →Contracts
The two agreements every young company signs first.
A two-way confidentiality agreement for conversations about a deal, an investment, or a working relationship — Texas law, trade-secret protection preserved, with the exclusions and compelled-disclosure carve-outs counterparties expect.
Generate → ContractsEngage a developer, designer, consultant, or other contractor on clear terms — scope, fees, confidentiality, and an assignment of the work product to your company — with the independent-contractor status language Texas and federal agencies look for.
Generate →Founder & advisor set
Lock down the IP, bring on advisors, and make the tax election on time.
Move the code, designs, brand, and ideas a founder built before formation into the company — so the company, not the individual, owns what investors and acquirers will diligence — with a continuing assignment for what the founder builds next.
Generate → Founder & advisor setBring on an advisor for equity that vests over time — scope of help, time commitment, confidentiality and IP terms, and the vesting and acceleration mechanics, with the grant itself left to the company's approval and award paperwork.
Generate → Founder & advisor setThe election statement a founder or early hire files with the IRS within 30 days of receiving restricted stock or units, plus a cover letter, a company copy, and a step-by-step filing guide for paper and online filing. Your Social Security number is never collected — you add it by hand.
Generate →Most Texas start-ups generate them in this order: the Formation Checklist before anything is filed; the Company Agreement the week the certificate comes back; the Founder IP Assignment the same day equity is issued, followed within thirty days by each founder's 83(b) election; the Mutual NDA the first time an investor or partner asks for a deck; the Contractor Agreement before the first developer invoice; and the Advisor Agreement when someone with a Rolodex offers to help for equity.
Companies that expect venture capital usually form a corporation instead of an LLC. The LLC-versus-corporation guide walks through the choice, and the firm's Texas corporation package covers the charter, bylaws, founder stock with vesting, IP assignments, 83(b) package, and the Windward Charts cap table.
Yes. Generating, previewing, downloading, and storing documents costs nothing. A free account (name, email, company) is required so your documents are saved and we can send your sign-in link. The only paid options are the fixed-fee attorney review and the firm's packages, and both are quoted in writing before any work.
No. Each generator produces a general form for Texas businesses from the answers you give; no attorney reviews your answers unless you engage the firm. Read the whole document, complete every blank, and have counsel review it for your situation before anyone signs.
Your profile, answers, and documents are stored in Windward Counsel's secure document system under your email and used to provide Navigator and, if you ask, to follow up about an engagement. We do not sell your information. The Navigator terms and privacy notice has the detail, including how to delete your account.
Because the forms cite the Texas Business Organizations Code and Texas contract and trade-secret law, and because the firm practices here. A Delaware or other-state version of any document is a fixed-fee drafting matter.
Yes — it is an ordinary .docx with real styles, numbered articles, and signature tables. Delete the Navigator note at the top before signing.
A post-money SAFE with an accredited-investor questionnaire, member and board written consents, and a one-way NDA. Account holders hear first.
Windward Navigator documents and guides are general information and general forms for Texas businesses, not legal advice about your company, and no attorney reviews your answers unless you engage the firm. Using Navigator does not create an attorney–client relationship. Attorney advertising.