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Aoexl DocsBrowser PDF tools and signing workflows

Start on the public tools surface, then move into hosted requests, templates, SDK embedding, and webhook-driven signing flows.

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Aoexl PDF tools

PDF tools first

Merge, split, compress, watermark, redact, and compare PDFs directly in the browser without creating an account first.

Hosted signing

Prepare a document, generate signer links, track request state, and deliver signed artifacts with webhook callbacks.

Embeddable SDK

Use @aoexl/sign to bring the same signing engine into your own product. Native wrappers for React, Vue 3, Svelte 4, and Angular 16+.

Start Here ​

Public Product Paths ​

Use the live product ​

Use the local app ​

Run the Aoexl sender app from the monorepo root:

bash
npm run dev --workspace=pdf-esigner

That starts the local Aoexl app itself, not a downstream consumer integration.

Screenshots ​

Public landing ​

Aoexl public landing page

PDF tools ​

Aoexl PDF tools

Hosted signing demo ​

Aoexl merchant onboarding demo

Login and sender workspace ​

Aoexl app login screen

What These Docs Cover ​

  • the public browser-based PDF tools surface
  • hosted signing links and request lifecycle
  • SDK embedding with @aoexl/sign
  • template reuse and multi-signer routing
  • signed document delivery and webhook callbacks
  • mobile signer UX expectations
  • [x] More to come!

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