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Your name in your own hand carries a weight no script font will ever borrow. eSign Me works as a signature scanner: point the camera at a name you already wrote, and keep that mark ready for every page that asks for it. Signing on a phone usually costs more time than the paperwork deserves: - Printing a page only to sign it and scan it straight back - Typing your name in a curly font and hoping nobody objects - Waiting days on a signer who keeps promising to send it over - Losing the finished PDF document between mail and downloads Ink beats imitation. A signature scanner lifts your handwriting off the sheet, drops the paper away behind it, and returns a clean mark in the colour of the pen you actually held. Setup runs about a minute: 1. Photograph your handwriting from any sheet of paper 2. Crop the area and let the app pull the ink out 3. Save it, with initials or a stamp if you use them 4. Open a PDF and place the mark where it belongs One pass through the signature scanner is the entire setup. From then on the signature creator holds your work on file, and every page after it comes down to tapping, dragging and sending. What you can lay onto a page: ▸ Handwritten marks, initials and company stamps ▸ Typed text pulled from details you saved once ▸ Any date, written in the format you prefer ▸ Size, rotation and ink opacity under your thumb Fill and sign behaves the way paper does. Drag a field where it should go, resize it with two fingers, and a PDF signature keeps the proportions it had before you touched anything. Some pages need a second name on them. Send a link, and your counterpart signs in their browser on whatever device happens to be in their hand. No install, no account, no lecture about downloading a signing app. While you wait, the request keeps you posted: • Sent, from the moment the link leaves your phone • Opened, once the other side has actually looked • Signed, with the completed copy back in your library Paper still arrives. Photograph a printed contract and the camera squares it up, cleans the lighting and saves a proper PDF, so the same signature scanner that captured your name can finish the page too. Who reaches for this: - Freelancers closing agreements between two meetings - Landlords and tenants trading leases by mail - Parents returning school forms before breakfast - Small teams who need document signing without a legal department Everything you keep to yourself stays on your iPhone, and the signature scanner does its work there too, without sending your handwriting anywhere. A document travels to our server only when you ask someone else to sign it, and it is removed once the signing is finished or the link has expired. A few things people ask: 1. Does the other side need this app? No, a browser is enough. 2. Is a signature scanner only for handwriting? Stamps and initials come through the same way. 3. What if my pen was blue? The colour survives the capture. A mark you actually made looks like you and reads like you. A signature generator draws something tidy instead, while a signature scanner keeps the one thing nobody can redraw for you. Built for the way phone work really happens: ▸ Every draft, request and signed copy in one library ▸ Signing documents without a desk, a printer or a scanner ▸ A signature maker that keeps the ink you already own ▸ An electronic signature ready to drop into any form An e signature you made yourself beats a typed approximation on any page that matters. Open the signature scanner today, and your name will be waiting the next time a document needs it.