Capitalism is really cool. 

Since the fall of the Soviet Union, the world has seen an unprecedented drop in poverty rates, as billions joined the middle class. But something is going wrong – today, many countries are turning away from the ideas of free enterprise and commerce. As one African development minister put it: “America gives us a lecture, the Chinese give us an airport.”

The promise of capitalism is one where individuals are free to solve problems in their community. From something as small as a pothole to something as large as reusable rocketry. A world with economic freedom is one where the individual flourishes and the collective prospers.

That is why we are building Commenda. A platform that enables businesses across the world to seamlessly register, stay compliant, and stay ahead of the millions of rules which apply to them. We can’t reduce the number of regulations, but we can reduce their burden.

Technology has reshaped every industry, but the fundamental relationship between businesses and governments remains stuck in the past. We are changing that. By creating a standard, digital interface between businesses and the institutions that govern them, we are making it possible to incorporate, operate, and scale across borders as easily as sending an email.

A world where businesses can move freely is a world of greater opportunity, faster innovation, and broader prosperity. When entrepreneurs can focus on solving problems instead of fighting red tape, they create jobs, push industries forward, and drive human progress. The companies that will define the next century should not be limited by the inefficiencies of the last one.

At Commenda, we are not just building software – we are building the foundation for a more open, connected, and economically free world. One where business formation is instant, compliance is effortless, and every entrepreneur has the tools to succeed on a global scale.

If we succeed – we will ensure another century of global prosperity. Our mission is nothing smaller than that.