Early Access Release 2026-09-08

Downloads, sealed and signed.

Pick your tier, grab the bundle, install the plugin for your tools. Every file here ships with its own .vrfy seal — check it before you run it.

Software bundles

Pre-built bundles — drop in, configure, run. No build toolchain required.

Free personal
Verification tool only — check TrustDID seals on files and email. For personal use at home, not for commercial use. No enrolment.
Starter
Small business on its own domain: one identity, up to 5 profiles (keys, departments, members). Private trust registry included.
Enterprise custom
Large organisation: up to 250 profiles, priority support, path to HSM-backed keys.

By downloading, you agree to the Software Licence Agreement. Checking documents is free and always will be; a paid plan unlocks sealing, encryption and key management.

Before you install plugins. The browser and email plugins talk to a local TrustDID service. Make sure you have, in order:
  1. The TrustDID software installed — Windows: run the signed setup.exe installer; Linux: extract the bundle and run install.sh as administrator
  2. Your token + UUID from the enrolment email (paid tiers only — Free tier skips this)
  3. Identity activated via trustdid-setup --managed YOUR_TOKEN YOUR_ID — that one command generates keys, publishes your DID, and pulls your license from the API automatically. Full walkthrough in the Software Bundle install guide
  4. The TrustDID service running — auto-started by the installer; check with trustdid-service status
  5. Installation verified with trustdid-check — one pass validates your keys, DID publication, DNS records, and every configured trust registry
  6. Optional — add a registry you trust with trustdid-setup --add-trusted-registry REGISTRY_DID, so verification can tell you who vouches for the signers you deal with (trustdid-check re-validates configured registries)

Step-by-step instructions for every download are in the Install Guides section.

Browser plugins

Seal Gmail messages and check TrustDID seals on any website.

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Chrome / Edge Extension

v1.6.5

Sign emails in Gmail and verify TrustDID seals on any website. Progressive trust verification with a color-coded browser icon.

Gmail signing Web verification Auto-sign Auto-verify EN/FR
49 KB · Manifest V3 · Chrome 88+ / Edge 88+
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Firefox Extension

v1.6.5

Sign emails in Gmail and verify TrustDID seals on any website. Same features as Chrome/Edge, built natively for Firefox with Manifest V3.

Gmail signing Web verification Auto-sign Auto-verify EN/FR
60 KB · Manifest V3 · Firefox 128+

By downloading, you agree to the Software Licence Agreement. Checking documents is free and always will be; a paid plan unlocks sealing, encryption and key management.

Email plugins

Seal on send and check on open, directly inside your mail client.

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Outlook Add-in

v2.7.3

Sign and verify emails in Outlook desktop and Outlook on the web. Auto-sign on send, verification task pane, and footer signature.

Compose signing Taskpane verification Auto-sign EN/FR
28 KB · Office XML Manifest · Outlook 2019+ / Microsoft 365

Thunderbird Extension

v1.7.2

Full email signing and verification directly in Thunderbird. Auto-sign on send, auto-verify on open, footer signature, and full bilingual interface.

Compose signing Message verification Auto-sign Auto-verify EN/FR
38 KB · WebExtension · Thunderbird 115+

By downloading, you agree to the Software Licence Agreement. Checking documents is free and always will be; a paid plan unlocks sealing, encryption and key management.

What Windows will say when you download

Windows will warn you twice before it lets you run our installer. Both warnings are expected and neither means anything is wrong with the file. Here is exactly what you will see, and what to click.

Edge downloads panel warning that the file isn't commonly downloaded, with the Keep option open

1 · “isn’t commonly downloaded”

In your browser’s download list, open the menu beside the file and choose Keep.

Microsoft Defender SmartScreen dialog showing Publisher: TrustDID Solutions Inc., with the Keep anyway option open under the Delete dropdown

2 · SmartScreen asks again

The button says Delete. Open the arrow beside it and choose Keep anyway.

Read the Publisher line first. It must say TrustDID Solutions Inc. That line is the signature, checked by Windows against our code-signing certificate — it is the part a forger cannot fake. If it says anything else, or is missing, stop and tell us.

Why does a signed installer get flagged? SmartScreen does not only ask “is this signed?” — it asks “have many people downloaded this before?” Reputation is earned per certificate, by volume, over time. A new publisher starts at zero no matter how correctly everything is signed. The warnings fade as the download count grows; until then, the publisher name is what tells you the file is genuinely ours.

What's inside every software bundle

Every tier ships from the same build pipeline — what you get is determined by the manifest of your tier. The local TrustDID service is bundled in and registered automatically as a Windows service (by the setup.exe installer) or a systemd unit (by install.sh on Linux).

trustdid-sign trustdid-verify trustdid-encrypt / decrypt trustdid-keytool trustdid-service trustdid-setup setup.exe / install.sh INSTALL.txt .vrfy sidecar

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