Signature Analysis

Signature Analysis describes your characteristics according to your signature.

Your signature is a unique and unmistakable expression. It has accompanied you from a young age, changes with the course of your life, and constantly reflects life events, human relationships, obstacles, and achievements. Signature Analysis is an exclusive and unique software that measures and analyses signature parameters such as speed, pressure, length, and direction and translates these to assessments that characterise a person according to unique graphological principles. Signature Analysis achieves significant results due to collaboration with a hand writing expert with decades of experience serving as a consultant to many major companies.

Operating Instructions:

Signature Analysis is in-app product where you can purchase a signature-analysis item. Clicking the Analyse button will initiate the purchasing process. Once purchasing is approved your signature is analysed and the results are displayed on the screen. You can then share your results via email and social media.

On initialisation a device compatibility check is done. Only devices with screen resolution of 720x1280 and above are supported (Screen 1). Once the device is approved the user can continue by clicking the Continue button (Screen 2). The user will then need to select Gender and Language, sign in the designated signature area, and click the Analyse button (Screen 3 & 4). Once the Analyse button is clicked the user will go through the purchasing process (Screen 5). Once the purchase is approved the signature will be analysed (Screen 6) and the results will be shown on the screen (Screen 7). The user will then have the option to share the results via email and social media (Screen 8).

Currently supported language is English. Other languages that will be supported in the future are: Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. Please note that using a stylus increases accuracy, in comparison to signing with the finger which generates constant pressure thus reducing the accuracy of the results.