From Wyoming to the world: running a global software company
Why we registered a U.S. company, how we work across time zones, and what being global by default looks like in practice.
A base that travels well
We registered Luxavero as a U.S. company because it makes working across borders simpler — for contracts and for the trust that comes with them. The company itself works remotely.
Our home is on paper in Wyoming; our work happens wherever our clients are.
Global by default
Working across time zones sounds like a constraint. In practice it is an advantage: a handoff at the end of one day becomes progress by the start of the next. It only works if the work is documented well enough to pass along.
That is why we write things down. Clear documentation isn’t bureaucracy — it’s what lets a distributed team move as one.
