Great add on  
By: sau124 - Oct 1, 2009
Version: 2.2
This is pretty good for business application where you can add a custom signature to all your emails. Pretty easy to setup and easy to use. Only complain I have is that I have to use this app to compose an email all the time and cannot attach the signature to replies and forwards. There might be a way to do it but I am not aware of it. Have been using this for a while before I decided to write a review for the same and I would totally recommend the pro version for the price. It pays for itself...EDIT: The developer sent me the link to explain how to attach signatures to replies and forwards... wtg dev and thanks for the quick feedback... now this is a 5+ app...

Great App  
By: laddymichael - Jul 2, 2009
Version: 1.0
I just bought this app despite the above post. It does what it says it is supposed to do. I wish you could copy and paste into the picture section instead of having a URL. I also wish the picture section could be all the way at the bottom of the signature. I look forward to the updates. Thanks

Fairly Good Application that May Be Getting Better  
By: mikesobay - Jul 19, 2009
Version: 1.1
I've noted the proposed changes for the next version -- all of which would address the issues I have with the current version.The result looks very good when viewed in the iPhone mail or in Mac's mail program. However, in Outlook, there is no space between the right edge of the picture and the beginning of the text and the text defaults to Times Roman, and each of the icons contains a blue box indicating the icon is clickable -- the result is not good. These are all simple html issues that should be easily addressed, unless Outlook is too out of sync with html.

Anticipating Updates  
By: BoLaw - Jul 30, 2009
Version: 1.1
Very useful. I await the ability to load local photos. Might the developers consider having some icons (phone, mail, etc.) to add to info? I've already done it using another app that provides icons, and the signatures really benefit from them---they look great.

Just What iPhone Needed  
By: Andre0599 - Aug 15, 2009
Version: 2.0
I have customized my signatures on my iPhone to duplicate my work signatures. I have actually customized four different signatures to coincide with four different email addresses. It works like a charm, I love it . But I'm only giving it four stars because:1. I'd like to be able to set up a particular signature block to coincide with a particular email address and not have to go back in to the signature app to retrieve one.2. I'd like to be able to use different font sizes within the pre-configured boxes.But don't let the above deter anyone from buying this app. Even the way it is right now, this would be the first app I'd buy. Now if they could make something like this for text messages, that would be awesome.

Real Nice App  
By: thetoothfairy - Sep 8, 2009
Version: 2.1
I tried the free version and liked it and bought this one after I tryed it. I am pleased with it so far and like the options it has. This dev did a good job on it!

Love this app  
By: Thrilledge - Sep 11, 2009
Version: 2.1
Great App. Love sending professional looking sigs on my emails when away from the office. Great idea on this app. Keep it up!!

Works well  
By: ViViDboarder - Oct 8, 2009
Version: 2.2
The app works well and does just what it says. It's very nice and gas a good UI. If only Apple would let it integrate into Mail.app to have these auto append. Oh well. If you want signatures then this is the perfect app!

Good, a few missing features and kinda expensive but does what it says.  
By: Dajiu - Oct 12, 2009
Version: 2.2
This is a nice little application with a simple idea of adding customized signatures to email and websites. The signatures can be customized and changed to meet the needs of each type of message. You can have up to six different signatures. The basics of the app is that you go in and press the > button for each of the types of signatures (you can change the name / type of signature) and create you own signature for each one. Then the button will be highlighted and you can just tap that button to add in that signature to the email or website -- it automatically opens the correct location and starts the composition.The customization of the signature is quite good, you can do quite a bit and each one has two different zones. So you can put your name in bold and 14 point font in one zone, and then your address in 12 point normal for the next zone. This is nice and works well; it would be better if you could have only one zone and change the text as you want for each word; as it is the entire formatting occurs for the entire zone. It isn't elegant but it works. Each signature can also have an image; this is nice for business signatures because you can also make that image a link to any website you want. NOTE, make sure you put the http:// before the image if pulling from a website and before the link because the app doesn't check for this.I would have liked to have an option to create a vCard and attach that; but no go. To me, this is a big mistake, maybe in future releases.NOTE: This has been identified as the way the OS handles access to the email accounts; there is little that the developer can do about this issue, but here is the issue.Another thing that is a problem is the email signatures. If you are like me and have a few different email accounts for different things, you want to be able to press the button on the email signature you want and it opens an email *FOR THAT ACCOUNT* not the last one used. This is another big drawback, it is way too easy to accidentally send an email via the wrong account. There is another feature called "HotLinks" that will automatically determine if you are on a website (given by parameters by you) and add your signature to the input field. Sounds good, but in reality I can't see using this at all. It could be OK, but it isn't for me. I don't use the facebook website to enter things, I use the Facebook application. Overall I like the application, I think it has great potential but it needs a little more. If they could fix the two major drawbacks listed above, I would give this app a slam dunk 5/5 but as it stands now, I can't do that. The other big drawback I found is the $4.99 price point. I can't see many people wanting to pay $5 for a signature app; maybe $1.99 or even better $0.99

Like the idea, but...  
By: danjoyce - Jul 7, 2009
Version: 1.1
I like the idea, but it crashes my mail app every time I press send. Maybe an update will fix it? Will update review if the app starts to work...

MMMMM not sure it's worth the price  
By: xoxo12345 - Aug 12, 2009
Version: 2.0
All of the emails I sent ended up in my friends junk email & the pictures were just blank squares.Only time it worked was when I sent it to another IphoneHopefully the next update will fix these issues.

Poor  
By: Lcwizard - Oct 8, 2009
Version: 2.2
I guess I expected more. My biggest issue is that you aren't able to change formatting within the signature. In otherwords if you click on bold for one sentence you can't make another line not be bold. Also colors would be nice. Too expensive for what you get.

Engineer  
By: FXDLRIDERNY - Oct 13, 2009
Version: 2.2
It's not this app's fault, but you cannot use it when you want to either send or forward an attachment with a signature from this app.The iPhone Mail program STRIPS the attachment and leaves a "ghost" icon in it, and the recipient can not open the file.This has been discussed with the App's developer, and I've been told there's nothing they can do.

Great potential but two major flaws  
By: rgbpixels - Sep 24, 2009
Version: 2.2
Great app for email signatures however: 1. You cannot assign signatures to email accounts. 2: In order to add your signature you either have to launch this app first, choose a signature which then opens mail client and then switch which account to send from. Or open mail, then leave mail and open signature pro and choose a signature. This app creates to many extra steps to be taken to send an email. Wish someone posted these issues before I purchased. Great content and layout POOR implementation.