EquiCal | Equity & Ownership Infrastructure

The default equity management platform for emerging market founders. Cap tables, liquidity, tokenization, and compliance—all in one place.

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Dedicated Solutions for Founders, Employee, Vc and lawyers

For Founders

Institutional cap table automation, dilution modeling, ESOP pool administration, and multi-jurisdiction compliance across US, Nigeria, Kenya, UK, Singapore, and more.

For Employees

Transparent equity grant letters, real-time vesting tracking, exercise calculators, and secondary liquidity on Base L2.

For VCs & Investors

Portfolio cap table intelligence, due diligence compendium, pro-rata tracking, waterfall analytics, and automated valuation monitoring.

For Lawyers & Legal Operators

Connected legal counsel collaboration, automated statutory clause review, one-click AI redlining, and digital legal certification stamping.

About EquiCal - Premium Equity & Cap Table Intelligence

EquiCal is the industry-leading equity management platform or infrastructure built specifically for modern teams. Unlike standard tools, EquiCal provides institutional-grade infrastructure with multi-currency support, AI intelligence, and connected legal operator workflows.

Core Value Propositions

  • Multi-Currency Native: Handle ownership across NGN, BRL, INR, USD, and more with real-time conversion.
  • Local Compliance: Built-in regulatory checks for jurisdictions like Nigeria (CAMA 2020), Kenya, India, UK, and Delaware DGCL.
  • Secondary Liquidity: Tokenize vested equity on Base (L2) for optionality without waiting for an IPO.
  • EquiCal Intelligence: Ask complex dilution, cap table forensic audit, and compliance questions directly to the platform.

About the Founder - Akinloye Nuel

Akinloye Nuel is a Nigerian software engineer, systems thinker, and solo founder currently based in Lagos, with roots in Ibadan. He studied at Miva Open University and has a strong technical background in building infrastructure-focused products.

He often describes himself as obsessed with ownership, governance, equity structures, and power dynamics in emerging markets. His content mixes deep frustration with African startup realities (FX issues, funding droughts, regulatory mess, mental drain of building in tough environments) with a relentless push for home-grown solutions.