Sign a document on your phone in a minute. Nothing leaves your iPhone.
Signet is an e-signature and PDF tool: import a document, let it find where to sign, sign or stamp it, and share it. It also merges, splits and compresses PDFs, turns photos and Word files into PDFs, and adds a purpose watermark to ID copies. It all happens on your iPhone. There is no account, and nothing is uploaded.
Only on your iPhone, in Signet’s own storage. We have no servers and cannot see your documents. Deleting the app also deletes the documents and signatures inside it, so back up anything important first. “Files app mirror” in Settings is on by default (you can turn it off): signed documents, never ID copies, are also saved to Signet’s folder in the Files app.
Go to Settings → Backup, create a full backup and set a password, then save it to Files or iCloud Drive, or send it to yourself, from the share sheet. The backup is encrypted with your password; the password cannot be recovered, so keep it somewhere safe. On a new phone, choose “Restore backup” in Signet and enter the password.
Yes. Turn on “App lock” in Settings and choose how soon it locks again. You can also protect individual signatures with Face ID. Face ID is requested only when needed; if it fails, you can use your device passcode.
Press and hold the file in a LINE chat, choose Share (or Forward → save to another app), then pick Signet in the share sheet. The file appears in Docs; Word files are converted to PDF first. When you have signed it, tap Share on the completion page and choose LINE to send it back.
Detection is only a suggestion. You can always drag a signature from the tray at the bottom to any place, or tap “Add field” to add a date, text or stamp by hand.
Signet puts your handwritten signature and stamp on a document. It is not a certificate-based digital signature service. Whether a particular document accepts this kind of signature is for the recipient to confirm.
Can’t find an answer, found a problem, or have a suggestion? Email w.yihhsuan@gmail.com. Please don’t attach documents with personal information; the steps you took and your iOS version are enough.