ExeWrapper

ExeWrapper is here to make your life easier if you're a cross-platform developer. You know how it goes—code signing your Windows apps isn't a must, but it’s super helpful if you want to keep your software from being blocked by the operating system. When Windows doesn't recognize your app, it just doesn't trust it, and that can be a hassle.

Code Signing Made Easy

The tricky part? Usually, you can only sign those codes from Windows. Not ideal if you're on a Mac and like building apps for different platforms. But that’s where ExeWrapper comes in! It lets you sign your files with a Windows certificate right from your Mac. No more messing around with dual boot setups or virtual machines after you’ve built your software.

Your Code Signing Certificate

First things first—you’ll need your PKCS#12 Windows code signing certificate. Once you've got that loaded up, ExeWrapper allows you to save the certificate password in your macOS keychain. This makes future signings much faster!

Batch Processing Files

After loading up the certificate, just drag and drop the files you want to sign into the app. You can actually sign multiple files at once as long as you've purchased ExeWrapper! If you're using the free version, though, you'll be limited to processing five files at a time.

Tracking Your Progress

While ExeWrapper is busy signing those files for you, it shows the expiration date of your certificate right there on the screen. Plus, there's a handy log that tells you which files were signed successfully—no more guessing!

Simplifying Your Workflow

If you've loaded everything up—the certificate and all your files—you can save this setup as an EXW file. The next time you open that project file, everything will load automatically; all you'll need to do is enter the password again.

A Must-Have Tool for Developers

If you're someone who develops across platforms but prefers working on a Mac, ExeWrapper is definitely an invaluable tool for you! It makes signing Windows software quick and easy without needing to switch operating systems.