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“Here's what we agreed.”
✎
Write it down
Create terms by typing or using optional browser speech dictation. Keep the wording in plain language.
PEOPLE FIRST. PAPERWORK SECOND.
A better way
to say we agree.
When two people make a deal, the details matter. PactPair helps you write down what you've agreed, review the same terms, and keep a copy each.
Two people. One shared version.
No app download required.
No app download required.
Simple to start.
Clear before you agree.
Clear before you agree.
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PactPair · Example agreement••• SHARED DRAFT
Sale of a bicycle
A clear record of what two people decide together.
AGREED TERMS 02
01The seller will transfer the bicycle to the buyer on the agreed date.
02The buyer will pay €400 at the time of handover.
PARTICIPANTS 02
APerson AReady to review
BPerson BReview pending
Same terms. Independent decisions.
✓Changes reset approvals.
Illustration of the pilot workflow
◉ Start in your browser
↔ Review on both phones
▤ Keep a shared record
THE PROCESS
From a conversation
to something clear.
No complicated forms to start. Each person has a chance to read, question and accept the same document.
02 ↗
A ✓
B ⋯
Review together
Send a one-time QR invitation. Both people check the same terms, on their own phones.
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A · B
✓
Keep your copy
After both acknowledge, export the PDF and the app's evidence record for your own files.
WHY WE'RE BUILDING IT
Good agreements
begin with clarity.
Most everyday deals start with a conversation. PactPair is designed to help both people leave with the same understanding—without one person owning the process.
Explore the pilotEqual from the start
Both can review and request changes before any acknowledgement is recorded.
No invisible edits
A change creates a new version and resets previous review approvals.
Your copy stays yours
Each participant can download the completed agreement and evidence record.
EVERYDAY AGREEMENTS
Useful for life's
small big deals.
Made for common commitments between two people, with a limited set of transaction types supported in the pilot.
↗ Buying or selling something
↗ Simple services and freelance work
↗ Sharing a cost
↗ Exchanging goods or services
A thoughtful pilot, not legal certification.
The current MVP records typed acknowledgements. It does not verify legal identity, provide qualified electronic signatures, or review whether terms are enforceable. Use fictional information for testing, not regulated or high-risk transactions.
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions before
you begin.
Does the other person need to download an app?+
No. They open the QR invitation in their phone's web browser.
Is this already a legally certified signing service?+
No. This prototype uses typed acknowledgements. Identity verification, certified e-signature services and legal review are planned for later versions.
Can one person change the terms after approval?+
Changes invalidate existing review approvals. When a document is locked for acknowledgements, both must return to a new draft version to make edits. Completed documents cannot be edited within the pilot.
How do I get back into an agreement?+
Continue in the same browser, or save your personal access key and agreement ID so you can open the record again on another device. This is not a conventional account login, and there is no automated recovery if you lose the credential.
LET'S MAKE IT CLEAR
The best agreements
start together.
Make the terms clear before anyone commits. Start with two people and one shared draft.
Start an agreement