In a market dominated by giants, Certifaction is betting that privacy—not just convenience—will be the next frontier in digital signatures. Their pitch is radical: sign documents with end-to-end encryption where even Certifaction can't see what you're signing.

"The real innovation isn't making signatures easier—it's making them invisible to everyone except the signer."

The company's choice of technology is telling. Using jQuery alongside modern frameworks like Vite and Tailwind CSS suggests a pragmatic approach: leverage what works for specific components (like Swiper for UI) while building the core application with modern tooling. This isn't a tech stack chasing trends; it's one built for reliability and rapid iteration, essential for a small team trying to outmaneuver larger incumbents.

• Zero-knowledge architecture: Certifaction cannot access your document content, ever.
• Intuitive UX: Despite the complex cryptography, the interface is designed for non-technical users.
• Enterprise-ready: Compliance and security certifications are table stakes, but their approach adds a cryptographic layer beyond standard compliance.