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Should You Sign It?

An iPhone and iPad app that explains a contract in plain language before you sign it, entirely on the device. Everything on this page is free to use in coverage of the app.

Facts

DeveloperDjordje Janjic, independent developer and editorial photographer, Serbia
Released29 September 2026
PlatformsiPhone and iPad with Apple Intelligence: iPhone 15 Pro or later, iPad with A17 Pro or M1 or later, iOS and iPadOS 27
PriceFree download with two free analyses. Full Version is a one-time purchase, 9.99 USD (local prices vary). No subscription.
PrivacyData Not Collected. Documents are read and analyzed on the device. No account, no server, no analytics in the app.
App languagesEnglish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional)
Reads documents inThe languages Apple Intelligence supports, including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese and Japanese
Built withFoundation Models (on-device), Vision document recognition, SwiftUI with Liquid Glass, StoreKit 2
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Descriptions

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Should You Sign It? explains a contract in plain language before you sign it, entirely on your iPhone.
Short
Scan a lease, job offer, gym membership or freelance contract and Should You Sign It? gives a plain-language summary, the clauses worth a second look (quoted word for word) and the questions to ask before signing. It runs on Apple's on-device Foundation Models, so documents never leave the phone.
Long
Should You Sign It? helps people understand what they are agreeing to. Pages are scanned with the camera or imported as a PDF or photos, read with Apple's Vision framework, and analyzed by Apple's on-device language model. The report shows a short summary, the key dates and amounts, the clauses to check (such as automatic renewal, cancellation fees, arbitration, non-compete or broad data sharing) and specific questions to ask the other party, with a clear caution level. Every quoted clause is checked against the scanned text, and quotes that can't be found are dropped. A keyword scan for known risky clause types backs up the model in eight languages. If the scan isn't something one would sign, such as a recipe or an article, the app says so instead of treating it as a contract. The app has no account, no server of its own, no ads and no tracking, and works in airplane mode. It is not legal advice: it never tells people whether to sign and recommends professional review for important decisions.

Demo video

Vertical, 1080 × 1920, 19 s. Download MP4
Landscape, 1920 × 1080, 19 s. Download MP4

Screenshots

iPhone, 1320 × 2868. Tap one for the full-size file. iPad and uncaptioned versions are in the ZIP.

App icon

Should You Sign It? app icon

A calligraphic S drawn as a pen stroke, ending in a fountain pen, on teal. Download 1024 × 1024 PNG. Please keep it square with Apple's rounded corners, and don't recolor or crop it.