An elegant PDF tool that lets you edit, fill, sign, and send for signature from any device. Apple Pencil, QR-code drop, trackpad, email, pick your flow. Different documents, different devices, different people call for different signing styles. ASAPDF treats the best signing surface on each device as a first-class flow, not a fallback, so however you sign, it feels native, fast, and made for that moment.
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I built ASAPDF because I was tired of PDF apps that force everyone into the same clunky signing box, no matter what device they're on. Now I sign with Apple Pencil on my iPad, drop a QR code for someone signing on their phone, or just click through on a trackpad, whatever fits the moment. — Jeff Schiesser, Bravely Studios
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one thing i'd love is a way to lock the signature placement after i sign so it doesn't shift when the pdf is opened on a different screen size, that would honestly save me a ton of headaches when sending contracts to clients
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@esila193175275 That's a really solid point, and honestly a fair headache to have. Signature placement staying put across screen sizes is something we want to nail down properly. Noted, appreciate you taking the time to write this out!
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Signed a contract on my iPad with the Pencil and it actually felt smooth, no laggy strokes or weird palm rejection. The QR code drop to my MacBook is a nice touch too.
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@alya111030 That's awesome to hear, really glad the Pencil support feels good, spent a good chunk of time getting that smooth. The QR drop to Mac was one of those "why doesn't every app just do this" ideas, happy it's landing well.
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Honestly the QR-code drop thing kind of blew my mind, way less friction than emailing a doc back and forth. Signing with Apple Pencil on the iPad felt super natural too, not like a tacked on feature.
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@smetmeyislm98 Thanks, really glad both of those are landing well. That's exactly what we were going for.
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Finally a PDF tool that actually feels good on iPad with Apple Pencil instead of fighting the surface. The QR code drop for getting a doc from my phone to my laptop was unexpectedly handy.
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@emrekjvj Thanks, glad both the Pencil feel and the QR handoff are turning out useful!
one thing i'd love is a way to lock the signature placement after i sign so it doesn't shift when the pdf is opened on a different screen size, that would honestly save me a ton of headaches when sending contracts to clients
@esila193175275 That's a really solid point, and honestly a fair headache to have. Signature placement staying put across screen sizes is something we want to nail down properly. Noted, appreciate you taking the time to write this out!
Signed a contract on my iPad with the Pencil and it actually felt smooth, no laggy strokes or weird palm rejection. The QR code drop to my MacBook is a nice touch too.
@alya111030 That's awesome to hear, really glad the Pencil support feels good, spent a good chunk of time getting that smooth. The QR drop to Mac was one of those "why doesn't every app just do this" ideas, happy it's landing well.
Honestly the QR-code drop thing kind of blew my mind, way less friction than emailing a doc back and forth. Signing with Apple Pencil on the iPad felt super natural too, not like a tacked on feature.
@smetmeyislm98 Thanks, really glad both of those are landing well. That's exactly what we were going for.
Finally a PDF tool that actually feels good on iPad with Apple Pencil instead of fighting the surface. The QR code drop for getting a doc from my phone to my laptop was unexpectedly handy.
@emrekjvj Thanks, glad both the Pencil feel and the QR handoff are turning out useful!