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Waivers signed. Everyone accounted for.

Create a waiver, paste your roster, and AllSigned collects e-signatures by email, text, link or QR code. Parents sign on their phone in about a minute, no account needed. You see who hasn't signed without clicking anything.

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U10 Tigers, Spring 2027
Youth Participation Waiver · v2
14
Signed
3
Pending
  • Pat PoePending
  • John RoePending
  • Casey DoePending

The pending list is the first thing you see. Reminders go out on their own.

Under two minutes to your first waiver

  1. 1

    Pick a waiver

    Start from a template, paste your own text, or upload the PDF you already use. Turn on only the fields you need.

  2. 2

    Paste your roster

    Names with an email or phone, straight from your spreadsheet or group chat. One parent with three kids gets one invite.

  3. 3

    Send

    Email and text go out with a personal link. AllSigned chases the stragglers on day 2, day 5 and the day before you start.

One screen to sign

Signers read the waiver, fill in what you asked for, and sign by typing or drawing. No app, no password, no account. Parents sign once for all their kids.

Automatic reminders

Sensible defaults that stop the moment someone signs. Text messages include opt-out language and honor STOP.

Link and QR code for walk-ups

Print the QR code at sign-in. Walk-ups are matched to your roster by email or phone, or flagged for you to accept.

A record you can rely on

Every signature is tied to the exact waiver version signed, with a content hash, timestamp, IP address and consent text on an audit page in the PDF. Export everything at any time.

Simple pricing

One plan with everything included. From $29 a month, or $240 a year. Unlimited waivers, groups and signers.

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AllSigned collects, tracks and stores e-signatures with a full audit trail. It does not provide legal advice, and templates are for convenience only. Have your waiver reviewed by a lawyer licensed in your state.