No app to install. Open the PDF in your phone’s browser, sign it with your finger, and download it — it works the same on iPhone and Android.
Most PDFs that need a quick signature — a delivery form, a rental application, a waiver someone emailed you — show up on your phone first. Signing there means you don’t have to forward the file to a laptop, find a printer, sign on paper, and scan it back in. The whole thing happens on the device already in your hand.
Because it’s a page in your mobile browser rather than a native app, it works the same way on an iPhone in Safari and on an Android phone in Chrome — no separate iOS and Android versions to keep updated, and no App Store or Play Store download standing between you and the document.
Visit Evenseal in Safari, Chrome, or any mobile browser — iOS or Android. Nothing to install from the App Store or Play Store.
Pick the file from your Files app, Google Drive, Photos, or wherever it landed — an email attachment, a download, a scan.
Sign directly on the screen with your fingertip or a stylus. Drag it, and a date or text if you need them, onto the page.
Save it back to your phone or share it straight from the browser — by email, Messages, WhatsApp, or AirDrop.
Signature fields, buttons, and the page itself are sized for a thumb, not a mouse cursor — no pinch-zooming to hit a tiny checkbox. Draw your signature with a finger or a stylus, drag it into place, and it drops exactly where you release it.
When you’re done, save the signed PDF to your phone or share it directly from the browser’s share sheet — by email, Messages, or whatever app you already use to send files.
Send a document for signature and get back a sealed, certified copy with a verifiable audit trail — recipients sign from their own phone, no account required. Free to start; unlimited sending is one flat price with no per-envelope fees, ever.