You've probably seen the meme: someone texts "Let me run it by my lawyer real quick," then just uploads the PDF to ChatGPT. Funny, but it's a real habit now.
Quick context for those just finding us: Signify is a document management and e-signature platform. 2,000+ organizations use it to send, sign and track their agreements, and signing takes under a minute.
But fast signing didn't stop people from scrolling to the bottom of a 20-page contract and signing anyway, because reading legal text without a legal background is hard.
That's what Signify AI Chat is for. Ask for a summary, ask "can I cancel early?", ask anything in your own words, and every answer points back to the exact lines in the document, so you can verify it yourself. Built right into Signify, where your documents get signed and managed.
I'm Zviad, founder of Signify, an e-signature and document management platform.
Our hardest user was never the procurement director who buys the platform. It's the person who gets a signing request on their phone and has maybe never signed anything digitally. If they can't finish in under a minute, unassisted, we consider the product failed. Doesn't matter how good the admin panel is.
That one constraint shaped everything we built. No software to install. No account required for the signer. Localised signing interfaces, because customers told us their counterparties were dropping out at the language barrier. Tablet signing at the front desk, because sales teams needed to close in the room, not after it.
And it's shaping our next launch here: AI Chat, a feature that lets the signer ask the document anything before signing. What am I signing? What happens if I cancel early? Explain this clause like I'm not a lawyer. Signing gets easier every year, understanding what you sign hasn't. That's the gap we went after.
