Sign a document
Find the document sitting in your inbox right now. Every page gives you the numbered steps — the free Apple Markup route first, then Signed — plus the fields that particular form wants besides your signature.
Forms a payer, client or accountant needs back before money can move — usually with a deadline and a box you forgot to tick.
The paperwork of moving in, moving out and buying: leases, applications, notices and deeds, almost always emailed as a PDF.
Onboarding packs, contracts and the small admin forms that keep arriving after you start a job.
Documents with real weight. A phone is fine for filling and signing the copy — but check whether yours needs a notary or witnesses.
The forms that come home in a bag or an email at 9pm and are due tomorrow morning.
Clinic and consent forms you would rather fill in at home than on a clipboard in a waiting room.
Waivers, releases, orders and confirmations — the one-page paperwork of ordinary life.
Signed keeps your signature, initials and today’s date ready, so the second document is faster than the first. Local-first: nothing you sign is uploaded, and there is no cloud copy on any server.
Can’t find yours? The steps are the same shape for any PDF — start with how to fill out and sign a form on iPhone, or read how to sign without a printer or scanner. Signed is a signing tool, not legal advice — for documents with real legal weight, check whether yours needs a notary or witnesses where you live.
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