Safe to use now
Verifying an email you received is finished work. It costs nothing, needs no account, and asks nothing of the person who sent you the email.
Status
Signet7 is in preview. Rather than repeat that on every page, it is written down here in one place. If something on this list matters to your decision, ask us before you plan around it.
Today
| What it is | Where it stands |
|---|---|
| Verifying an email you received | Live and free. No account, nothing to install. Anyone can use it. |
| Organization accounts | Live and free. You register the work email addresses you want protected. |
| Looking up whether a sender is on record | Live. Organizations appear after they register. This is not a public directory of every company. |
| Signing the email you send | Preview. It works, but the app that does it is not code-signed yet. |
| Signet7 desktop app | Preview, not code-signed. Windows SmartScreen and macOS Gatekeeper will warn you when you run it. |
| Pricing and checkout | Not open. No amounts are published and no card can be charged. Use is free while this is true. |
| SOC 2, ISO 27001, FedRAMP, StateRAMP | None held today. No certification, no audit report, and no published penetration test. |
| Terms of service and privacy policy | Draft. Marked non-operative until counsel signs them. |
| Accessibility | This site targets WCAG 2.1 level AA. No VPAT is published yet. Ask for the current position before a procurement review. |
What this means for you
Verifying an email you received is finished work. It costs nothing, needs no account, and asks nothing of the person who sent you the email.
Signing your own outgoing email and running the desktop app on a few named addresses. Expect an unsigned installer and expect to talk to us.
A signed contract, a published price, or a certification you can hand an auditor. Those are not ready, and we would rather you heard it here.
Questions about any row above: contact us, or write to sales@signet7.io.