VOL. 01 · THE EXAMINER'S NOTEBOOK

Read any signaturethe way an examiner would.

Photograph a signature — on a book, a letter, a canvas, a concert stub — and let a trained language model draft the full dossier. Signer, period, medium, market, preservation, every stroke.

Add an optional reference sample and the report ends with a side-by-side forensic comparison on a five-step scale — from Highly Consistent to Highly Inconsistent.

CASE FILE · 1967-A
SIGNER
Unknown · cross-ref pending
PERIOD
mid-1960s
MEDIUM
fountain pen · blue-black
VERDICT
Consistent
WHAT MAKES THIS DIFFERENT

Compare against a known sample.

Every other signature reader looks at one photo in isolation. Signature Identifier lets you upload a reference — another signed letter, a certified autograph, a past document — and returns a stroke-by-stroke comparison with a plain-language verdict.

  • Stroke consistency — slant, baseline, pressure, letter joins.
  • Idiosyncrasy match — personal flourishes unique to the signer.
  • Five-step similarity verdict — easy to quote, hard to misread.
Side-by-side examination
PRIMARY
REFERENCE
SIMILARITY VERDICT
Consistent
THE METHOD

Three moves to a full dossier

I.

Photograph the signature

A clean, well-lit shot — fill the frame with the signed area. The examiner reads letterforms, pressure, and rhythm.

II.

Attach a reference (optional)

Upload a known sample to unlock a side-by-side comparison. Skip it to get the full dossier without the verdict.

III.

Receive the dossier

Signer, profession, period, medium, surface, market read, preservation notes, and a closing verdict — filed and searchable.

Every section, every time

Twenty-seven structured fields per reading — nothing omitted for speed.

Comparison on demand

Optional reference photo. Five-step similarity scale. Plain-language reasoning.

Honest about limits

An AI reading, never a certification. We tell you when to route to PSA, JSA, or an examiner.

FILE YOUR FIRST DOSSIER

Signatures carry stories. Read them out loud.

Open a signature from the archive, or install the iOS app when it lands and draft your own.