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DocuSeal is a bootstrapped open-source company, founded in Chicago in 2023 by Ruby developer Alex Turchyn and two co-founders after they found no viable open-source solution for digital document signing. The project has attracted over 17,000 GitHub stars and enterprise adoption — including Intuit, Lego, and Cambridge University — as a self-hostable, developer-first alternative to commercial signing platforms.
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DocuSeal is an open-source platform for secure digital document signing — build PDF forms with a WYSIWYG editor and have them filled and signed online on any device. A self-hostable alternative to DocuSign.
Ruby FFI bindings for llama.cpp to run open-source LLMs like GPT-OSS, Qwen, Gemma, and Llama 3 locally with Ruby.
React component to embed DocuSeal document signing and form building flows directly inside your React app.
DocuSeal's official collection of agent skills for AI coding agents.
TypeScript and JavaScript library for the DocuSeal Document Signing API.
Command-line tool for the DocuSeal eSignature platform. Send, sign, and manage documents from your terminal or AI agents.
Lightweight vanilla JavaScript signature pad for capturing handwritten signatures in web apps. Easy to embed, framework-agnostic.