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Show HN: Online Waivers SaaS App

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Re: Show HN: Online Waivers SaaS App

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Post by speedywaiverapp »

Hey all, this is my first Show HN submission, We've spent the last few months during lockdown building a cross-platform app to help businesses with their liability waivers, with a drag-and-drop form builder at core.

I've had a great experience using React, MobX, React-Native and Firebase Functions, and have to say that though it's not as seamless as building directly against UIKit or Android APIs, React Native has really matured in the last couple of years since I last used it. Being able to share code across web, mobile and server is killer.

Re: Show HN: Online Waivers SaaS App

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Post by yodon »

speedywaiverapp wrote: post #2

Hey all, this is my first Show HN submission, We've spent the last few months during lockdown building a cross-platform app to help businesses with their liability waivers, with a drag-and-drop form builder at core. I've had a great experience using React, MobX, React-Native and Firebase Functions, and have to say that though it's not as seamless as building directly against UIKit or Android APIs, React Native has re…

Great simple idea.

If you haven't already, you may want to check with an attorney to see whether there are risks to you providing the text or the waivers (even as samples). You almost certainly don't want to be classified as offering legal advice, which I could imagine would be a risk.

Re: Show HN: Online Waivers SaaS App

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Post by speedywaiverapp »

yodon wrote: post #3
speedywaiverapp wrote: post #2

Hey all, this is my first Show HN submission, We've spent the last few months during lockdown building a cross-platform app to help businesses with their liability waivers, with a drag-and-drop form builder at core. I've had a great experience using React, MobX, React-Native and Firebase Functions, and have to say that though it's not as seamless as building directly against UIKit or Android APIs, React Native has re…

Great simple idea. If you haven't already, you may want to check with an attorney to see whether there are risks to you providing the text or the waivers (even as samples). You almost certainly don't want to be classified as offering legal advice, which I could imagine would be a risk.

Thanks, that's a very good point. We'll at least add more disclaimer text around them.

Re: Show HN: Online Waivers SaaS App

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Post by imtu80 »

I had a client who started a non-profit community center looking for a such solution like yours. They endup using PandaDoc. I'm assuming most new business would start with $49 and downgrade to $8.

I think it an interesting idea. How many active users do you have?

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