I built a free e-signature tool that doesn't make you create an account — would love feedback

Hey,

I built Docracy after getting frustrated sending a one-off NDA and hitting a wall of "create an account," "start your free tr...
See More ial," "add your payment method" — for something I needed to sign once.

What it does: upload a PDF (or start from a free template), drag on signature/date fields, send it. Whoever you send it to doesn't need an account either — they just click the link and sign. The whole thing disappears after 9 days, since most one-off agreements don't need to live forever in someone's dashboard.

It's genuinely free for the basic flow — no card, no trial countdown. Paid tier exists for people who need more (unlimited signers, reusable templates, team accounts, white-label, Zapier/MCP automation) but the core "sign this one thing" use case stays free and always will.

Where it's at right now: fully built and live, but zero real users so far — you're some of the first people hearing about it. I've been heads-down on the product (free template library, AI contract tools, Zapier + MCP integrations for Claude/ChatGPT) and haven't done much on the "actually tell people" side yet, which is honestly the harder part for me.

Try it: [docracy.io] — genuinely curious whether the no-signup angle actually matters to people, or whether I'm solving a problem only I have. If you try it, I'd love to know: did it feel faster than whatever you used last time, and what almost made you bounce?