Baker Library has curated a list of resources and tools to assist with starting and running new ventures.

Clerky is an online legal service obsessed with helping startup founders get legal paperwork done safely. Get your legal paperwork done with confidence, so you can get back to building your startup.

Cooley GO Docs will generate a limited selection of legal documents. Limited regional variations are available.

Founders Workbench is a resource collection for legal document generation, capital calculation, legal definitions, and their collection called "Founders Finder."

The Harvard Law Entrepreneurship Project (HLEP) provides pro bono legal research and analysis to entrepreneurs at Harvard and MIT.

LegalZoom is an online legal technology company that helps its customers create legal documents without necessarily having to hire a lawyer.

Penn Law provides a selection of templates and tutorials for some of the most common startup needs: Founders' Agreements, Entity Choice, Intellectual Property, etc. The web tutorials are a great set of considerations and education on the specific topic.

Easily map out which open source & SaaS solutions are being used across your engineering teams, why they’re being used, and who someone should talk to about each technology.

This collection is large but frequently contains startup packages for founders. The tool and resource listing are providing by companies seeking new customers.

Though somewhat dated, many of the articles are still very relevant to building a startup venture. Steven Blank is recognized for developing the customer development method that launched the lean startup movement.