A more usable Docusign
Let me start off with a disclaimer. I'm aware that there's like a gazillion e-signing products that exist in this space — including some half decent self-hosted options too. And yes I agree that the success of incumbents such as Docusign come primarily from distribution rather than making a superb product. But hear me out. Few enterprise tools are as universally disliked as DocuSign: 1,050 Trustpilot reviews, 1.5 stars. To me, that signals two things: (1) a burning problem, and (2) an incumbent that’s barely tolerable. My "vision" for my current project, Formable, is to eventually create…
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Let me start off with a disclaimer. I'm aware that there's like a gazillion e-signing products that exist in this space — including some half decent self-hosted options too. And yes I agree that the success of incumbents such as Docusign come primarily from distribution rather than making a superb product. But hear me out. Few enterprise tools are as universally disliked as DocuSign: 1,050 Trustpilot reviews, 1.5 stars. To me, that signals two things: (1) a burning problem, and (2) an incumbent that’s barely tolerable. My "vision" for my current project, Formable, is to eventually create something akin to a Figma/Linear/Canva — late to market, but disruptive through usability and fresh design. One example: our fields aren’t static checkboxes. You can draw any shape/size, then apply logic with natural language (e.g. “must be a valid US state”). I’m launching the free MVP now, with a waitlist for a much more advanced pro version. I’d love to gather some constructive feedback: what would make you actually love a paperwork tool?
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