Download Creasepoint 1.0.0

For Windows 10 (22H2) and Windows 11, x64. Free, and it does not ask you for anything.

Get it

From the Microsoft Store — not yet. The listing is not submitted. When it is, this is where the link will be, and the Store handles installation and updates for you.

Direct download — the signed package below. Windows installs it the same way it installs a Store application; the difference is that you are getting it from us rather than from Microsoft.

Check it before you run it

You do not have to take our word for the file being the one we published. Open PowerShell where you downloaded it and compare:

Get-FileHash .\Creasepoint-1.0.0-x64.msix -Algorithm SHA256

The hash it prints should match the one in the table. Then look at who signed it:

Get-AuthenticodeSignature .\Creasepoint-1.0.0-x64.msix | Format-List Status, SignerCertificate

Status should read Valid, and the subject should be CN=Arhas India (OPC) Private Limited. If either is wrong, do not install it, and please tell us.

Install it

Double-click the file. Windows shows the publisher name and asks once.

If you would rather Windows kept it updated, install from the update manifest instead — it checks once a day, updates in the background, and never stands between you and a document you were about to open:

Add-AppxPackage -AppInstallerFile https://creasepoint.com/Creasepoint.appinstaller

That check is Windows asking us whether a newer version exists. It is the same mechanism the Store uses, the URL is in the file, and nothing about your machine or your documents is sent. The plain package above installs without it and checks nothing, ever.

Uninstall it

Settings → Apps → Creasepoint → Uninstall, or right-click it in the Start menu. It leaves nothing behind: no registry keys of its own, no folder in AppData, no files in your temporary folder. The documents you made are yours and stay where you saved them.

What is not here yet

ARM64. Only an x64 package exists. It will run on an ARM64 machine through Windows' emulation, more slowly, and a native build is not done.

A portable build. MSIX and portable are incompatible, and the file association and the clean uninstall are worth more to most people than a folder they can carry.

macOS and Linux. The rendering and signing work is not tied to Windows, but the certificate store integration is, and DSC token support is the reason this product exists. Nothing is promised.

The command line

Installing the application also installs creasepoint as a command. Open any terminal and:

creasepoint info statement.pdf
creasepoint compress statement.pdf --portal neet-certificate --out small.pdf
creasepoint sign filing.pdf --thumbprint A1B2C3 --field sigfield2 --out signed.pdf

Forty-three commands, the same engine as the window, and the whole product driveable from a script — batch a folder, wire it into a build, run it on a schedule. creasepoint on its own lists them.

Windows puts the command on your PATH the way it does for any packaged application: a stub in a folder that is already there. Nothing about your environment is edited by us, and uninstalling takes it away again.