Sign Windows builds through Azure Trusted Signing. Set up in minutes, not days. No certificates, no tokens, no hassle.
AI-ready — sign from Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client
PS C:\Users\Dev\release>
qwick sign "dist\*.exe" --verify
Signing 4 PE files
Org: acme-corp
Server: https://app.qwickcert.com
Concurrency: 2 parallel
Done Setup.exe (2.1s)
Done MyApp.exe (1.8s)
Done Updater.exe (2.3s)
Done Helper.dll (1.2s)
All signatures verified
Signing Result
Files signed: 4/4
Duration: 7.4s
Microsoft-grade signing infrastructure with a self-serve developer experience.
You keep Microsoft-run signing infrastructure under the hood. Qwick Cert supplies the self-serve UX on top.
The CLI computes the digest locally and sends only the hash. Your binary and Azure credentials stay off the wire.
Sign from qwick sign, a GitHub Action on any runner OS, or an MCP-enabled coding agent.
Audit history, approvals, and signing policies are part of the product instead of an afterthought glued onto Azure.
AI is not a side feature here. Qwick Cert exposes signing, diagnostics, setup status, policy checks, and org operations through MCP so AI-first developers can ship without dropping into a separate console every time.
Prompt your agent to find the build output, sign the right files, and verify the signatures before release.
When signing breaks, the agent can inspect auth, policy, session state, and setup issues instead of leaving you with a generic failure.
Use one prompt to create an API key, generate a workflow, or validate that your release pipeline is correctly wired.
Digest proxy architecture means your binaries and credentials never leave their environments.
The CLI computes a SHA-256 digest locally and sends only the 32-byte hash. Your source code and executables stay where they are.
Private keys live inside FIPS 140-2 Level 3 HSMs managed by Microsoft. No PFX files, no hardware tokens, nothing to lose or leak.
User identity, file hash, timestamp, and IP are recorded server-side on every signing event. The audit trail is enforced, not opt-in.
Developer Machine
Qwick Cert CLI
Compute SHA-256 digest
Binary stays local
Qwick Cert Server
Authenticate & Authorize
Sign digest via Azure
32-byte hash only
Microsoft Azure
FIPS 140-2 Level 3 HSM
AES-256 credential vault
Audit log
The goal is not just signing once. It is having a repeatable flow your terminal, pipeline, and AI tools can all share.
Create your account, paste your Azure tenant ID, and follow the guided wizard. We configure the service principal, RBAC roles, and signing profile so you don't have to read portal docs.
Use the CLI locally, drop a GitHub Action into your pipeline, or let an MCP-enabled coding agent handle it. The signing flow, audit trail, and policies stay the same regardless.
Run one command or one prompt. The digest is computed locally, signed server-side, and verified automatically. Every signature is logged to your org's audit trail.
You always pay Microsoft directly for Azure Trusted Signing, then Qwick Cert for the self-serve layer on top.
All paid plans billed annually. Azure Trusted Signing billed separately by Microsoft at $9.99/mo.
+ $9.99/mo Azure
+ $9.99/mo Azure
+ $9.99/mo Azure
Free tier quota resets annually on January 1. Azure Trusted Signing is required on all plans and billed separately by Microsoft. Enterprise plans available — contact sales.
Create the account, connect Azure once, and let your team or your AI workflow handle signing without the usual portal chaos.
No credit card required · Free tier includes 3 signatures/year