Business Operations · Compliance · SaaS
EntityAtlasEntrepreneur Dashboard
A founder operations workspace that turns scattered formation and business-maintenance details into a structured, understandable system.
Executive summary
A founder-focused business operations dashboard for organizing legal entities, formation workflows, state requirements, domains, documents, expenses, business profiles, and curated operational resources.
Independent ownership
Independently conceived, planned, designed, engineered, deployed, and iterated by Steven Sewell across business workflows, compliance-oriented content, authentication, data modeling, payments, and product operations.
Product context
Early-stage founders often manage formation details, state rules, domains, documents, subscriptions, renewal dates, and operational information across disconnected services and files.
Product approach
EntityAtlas centralizes those workflows while presenting business and compliance information in a more understandable product experience.
Turning operational complexity into workflows
Entity records connect formation tasks, state information, domains, documents, expenses, and business profiles instead of presenting them as isolated reference pages. The result is a set of related operational workflows that can follow more than one business entity.
Keeping compliance guidance within responsible boundaries
Clear disclaimers distinguish informational product guidance from legal advice. Privacy and Terms surfaces, server-side secret handling, account controls, and business-information privacy shape how sensitive operational context is presented and managed.
Major capabilities
- Multiple business-entity management and information sheets
- Formation checklists, state details, and filing context
- Entity-type and professional-role guidance
- Domain tracking, renewal information, and RDAP/WHOIS lookup
- Cloud-document links and expense tracking
- Virtual business cards and QR codes
- Curated technology-stack recommendations
- Profiles, password reset, Premium subscriptions, Privacy, and Terms
Technology overview
- Next.js 16 App Router
- React 19
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS 4
- Framer Motion
- Supabase Auth
- Supabase Postgres
- Supabase SSR
- Stripe Checkout
- Stripe webhooks
- react-qr-code
- RDAP
- Vercel
- Netlify
Architecture and data systems
- A typed database abstraction and migrations organize entities, domains, documents, expenses, profiles, and subscription state.
- Supabase SSR session handling protects account routes while keeping secrets server-side.
- Stripe Checkout and webhooks synchronize payment events with Premium access.
Technical challenges
- Structuring different entity types and state rules
- Reliable CRUD states across operational records
- Authentication, route protection, and profile synchronization
- Stripe webhooks and Premium access state
- Domain-registry differences
- Presenting compliance information without implying legal advice
- Build safety when deployment secrets are unavailable
End-to-end ownership and delivery
- Product strategy and interface design
- Full-stack integration and data modeling
- Business-compliance workflows
- Authentication and payments
- Deployment
Trust and platform considerations
- Clear legal-information disclaimers
- Privacy, Terms, account, and password workflows
- Server-only secret handling and business-information privacy
- Guidance distinguished from legal advice
- State, entity-type, subscription, and profile variability
Current status
The SaaS platform is production deployed and remains in active development, with live account and Premium workflows.
Product media
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