Built for multi-site teams

Signyn

Project-centric messaging built for businesses that work across multiple sites, vendors, and stakeholders.

Available on Android & iOS

Product

Structure where chat usually fails

Signyn keeps project communication organized, findable, and accountable—without replacing the speed of messaging.

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Project-Based Chat

Conversations stay structured around projects and sub-projects—so every site, vendor, and stakeholder has a clear home.

Create projects, nest sub-projects, and keep noise out of the rooms that matter.

02

Message Listings (Named Pins)

Save and name critical messages so approvals and decisions are never lost in the scroll.

Approved drawings, pricing, and milestones become a structured reference layer.

03

Built-in Progress Tracking

Real-time execution visibility without reports or follow-ups.

Status updates roll up automatically so leadership sees the whole picture.

How it works

From conversation to execution

A simple flow teams already understand—with the structure projects actually need.

Step 1

Create the project

Mirror real work with projects and sub-projects—sites, trades, or rollout phases.

Step 2

Add the right people

Invite members only where they need access. Less noise, clearer ownership.

Step 3

Message with structure

Chat in context, pin Named Listings, and mention the people who must act.

Step 4

See progress live

Sub-project status rolls up automatically so execution stays visible.

Inside the product

Built for the way work actually happens

Projects, chats, listings, mentions, and progress—one system teams can live in every day.

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About

Clarity for distributed project work

Signyn is a project-centric messaging platform built for businesses that operate across multiple sites, teams, and contractors. It is designed to bring clarity, structure, and accountability to day-to-day project communication—without sacrificing the speed and simplicity people expect from messaging.

In many organizations, critical project discussions happen on consumer chat apps that are not built for execution. Important approvals get buried in long conversations, files are hard to retrieve, responsibilities are unclear, and progress visibility depends on follow-ups, spreadsheets, or status calls. At the same time, traditional project management tools track tasks and timelines but fail to capture the real communication happening on the ground.

Signyn bridges this gap by combining structured project management with real-time messaging—keeping conversations organized, instructions secure, and progress visible in one unified system.

How Signyn Works

Signyn is built around projects and sub-projects that mirror real-world execution. Organizations or users can create a project and break it down into logical sub-projects such as Electrical, Interiors, Procurement, or individual sites like Site A and Site B.

Team members are added only to the sub-projects relevant to their responsibilities. This ensures communication stays focused, reduces unnecessary noise, and allows everyone to see exactly what they need to act on—nothing more, nothing less.

To prevent critical information from getting lost in chat history, Signyn introduces Message Listings, also known as Named Pins. Any important message—such as approved drawings, final layouts, pricing, payment terms, or milestone confirmations—can be listed and given a custom name, creating a structured reference layer over conversations.

Signyn also supports Project Member Mentions, allowing users to tag specific individuals or roles within a project or sub-project. This ensures responsibility is clear and reduces delays caused by missed or overlooked instructions.

Built-In Progress Visibility

Progress tracking is embedded directly into Signyn's project structure. Admins or authorized users update the status of sub-projects, and overall project progress is automatically calculated and reflected at the project level.

All messages, documents, images, and files are securely stored on a centralized server, ensuring continuity even if devices change, team members rotate, or projects extend over long durations.

Who Signyn Is For

Signyn is built for franchise operators, contractors, subcontractors, construction and fit-out teams, retail rollout teams, and operations-heavy businesses working with external vendors.

By combining the familiarity of messaging with structured execution, Signyn helps teams reduce misunderstandings, make faster decisions, and maintain complete control over complex, distributed projects.

Team

People behind Signyn

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Anuj Saini

Founder

I'm Anuj Saini, founder of Signyn. I come from the world of fit-outs and signage, where managing projects across multiple sites, teams, and vendors is part of everyday work. Over the years, I saw how critical project decisions were getting lost in consumer chat apps— approvals buried in long threads, unclear responsibilities, and progress updates dependent on constant follow-ups. I built Signyn to bring structure, visibility, and accountability to real-world project communication, without slowing teams down and helping businesses execute better on the ground.

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Ashwani Rai

Software Engineer

I'm Ashwani Rai, a software engineer who enjoys building simple, practical products with modern web technologies. I'm currently working at Signyards, where I'm helping build Signyn. I work across both front-end and back-end systems, focusing on creating scalable, reliable features that teams actually enjoy using. I care about clean code, thoughtful design, and solving real problems with straightforward, effective technology.

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Sumit Kanojia

Software Engineer

I'm Sumit Kanojia, a software engineer who enjoys building practical, easy-to-use products with modern web technologies. I'm currently building Signyn, a project-centric messaging platform designed to bring clarity and structure to real-world project communication. With hands-on experience in JavaScript, React.js, and React Native, I focus on creating scalable, reliable systems that teams actually enjoy using. I care deeply about clean code, thoughtful design, and solving real problems with simple, effective technology.