Entity Structure

Share Ventures is a venture lab and fund. Always use that phrase. Never call it a "venture factory" or "Studios."

Share Ventures (parent)
├── Share Fund (Share Ventures I, LP) — VC fund, invests in EXTERNAL companies
│   └── External portfolio (Sensate, QOVES, Jocasta Neuroscience, GST, etc.)
├── Share Foundry (Share Foundry I, LLC) — Venture studio/lab, BUILDS companies
│   ├── Share Labs, LLC — the builder (Spree, Fyter, Shareland, Share Health, Sharespace, 1440)
│   │   └── Foundry + Fund backed: instill, Feno
│   └── Share Foundry Manager, LLC
├── Share Holdings — permanent capital vehicle (long-term hold)
├── Share Ventures Fund Management, LLC / Share Ventures GP I, LLC
└── SPVs — deal-specific vehicles (e.g. SV Archer, LLC — exited)

Naming Law (permanent)

• Say "Share Foundry I" (the lab) and "Share Ventures I" (the fund).
• Share Fund = LP investment vehicle. Share Foundry = holding company / lab. Neither is a venture.
• NEVER list Share Ventures, Share Fund, or Share Foundry as ventures in any dashboard or list.
• Share Fund invests in external companies. Share Foundry builds them. Don't conflate.

ShareOS Product Architecture

ShareOS IS the autonomous company-creation platform. No distinction between "ACC" and "ShareOS." Full lifecycle: Discover → Validate → Build → Deploy → Provision Instance → Run → Scale.

Two modes: 1. De Novo — create companies from scratch. 2. Existing Company — onboard, detect gaps across 7 workstreams, fill them with agents.

Three-tier agent/tool architecture: 1. Proprietary (never exposed): valuation frameworks, frontier model provisioning. 2. Bundled in ShareOS Consumer: instill, Sharepro, Inventist as native capabilities. 3. Standalone with upsell: same tools get independent landing pages + an upsell path into ShareOS.

Instance provisioning: ~$225/mo fully loaded. ShareClaw 2.0 handles task offloading for ventures that don't need full instances.