Signing a document digitally is the easy 80%. The actual hard problem: Indian electronic records need to satisfy Section 65B of the Evidence Act to be usable in court at all, most e-sign tools skip this completely and just produce a nice-looking PDF that's legally about as strong as a screenshot.

Happy to go deep on how we approached this if anyone's curious, verified identity, tamper-proof timestamping, and keeping the whole thing under 2 minutes to actually use.

Quick context on why Defellix exists: we kept hearing the same story from Indian freelancers, work delivered, client goes quiet, and their only "proof" is a WhatsApp chat that means nothing in an Indian court.

So we're building contracts that are actually legally admissible from the moment they're signed, timestamped, tamper-proof, no blockchain knowledge required to use it.

Curious if this resonates with other builders here, has a client ever gone dark on you after you shipped work?

Genuinely asking, not pitching: if you've ever used (or avoided) a contract tool as a freelancer or small team, what made you trust it, or not? What would it take for a brand-new tool to earn that trust from you?

We're opening early access to a small group before our official launch. Since you found us here, happy to bump anyone from this forum to the front of the queue, first month free either way. Drop a comment or DM if you want in.

We're Saiyam, Ronak, and Janvi, building Defellix. Ask us anything, product, legal side (Section 65B), the blockchain-anchoring, why we built this, whatever you're curious about. We'll be around all day.