Guides

Practical writing for shops and programs. Not legal advice. For product how-tos, see the Help Center.

• How to write a liability waiver

  A waiver is a record that someone understood a risk, chose to take part, and released ordinary claims. Vague 'all activities' language is weaker than the risks you actually run.

• Photo release vs model release

  If a person is recognizable and you will publish the picture, you want written permission. Which form depends on whether this is a camp recap or a paid commercial shoot.

• Are electronic signatures valid on waivers?

  A drawn signature on a phone is not automatically invalid. What matters is evidence: who signed, what they saw, and that the copy was not quietly edited later.

• How to collect waivers with a QR code

  The clipboard at the door is a line. A QR on the counter is the same waiver without the stack of paper.