The Chevron7 window after signing a sample contract with a phone: signature saved, a qualified electronic signature as PAdES with a qualified timestamp

Chevron seven locked. Document signed.

Qualified signatures.
Native on the Mac.

Sign PDFs with an eID card, an I.CA card or an iPhone over NFC.
Your documents stay on your Mac.

macOS 27 · Apple Silicon · free · EUPL-1.2

Signing the way you expect from a Mac.

Open a PDF with ⌘O, drop it on the window or sign it straight from Finder. Chevron7 shows the document, you pick a format and sign.

Real app recordings with sample documents. The QR code and the signer’s name are hidden on purpose. The app is in Slovak.

What happens when you sign.

Three routes to the same qualified signature. The document stays on your Mac, except on the phone route, where it passes encrypted through a server and is gone within 24 hours.

  1. PDF on your Mac
    via ⌘O, Finder or Safari

  2. Chevron7
    shows the document and format

  3. Card in the reader
    PIN or BOK confirms the signature

  4. Timestamp
    the authority gets only a fingerprint

  5. Signed PDF
    validated, next to the original

You choose the format (PAdES, ASiC-E, XAdES) and the qualified timestamp; on a state portal, the portal decides.

Your documents stay on your Mac.

The signing engine runs as a local process. Only what you choose leaves the Mac:

  1. sent
  2. signed
  3. deleted within 24 h
  • Signing with a phone: the encrypted document passes through the Slovensko.Digital server and is gone within 24 hours.

  • Timestamps: the authority receives only a fingerprint of the document, never the document.

  • Signature validation: the app consults the EU trusted lists.

  • External AI models: only if you explicitly turn them on for guaranteed conversion.

For advocates: guaranteed conversion.

From a paper original to an electronic document under Slovak Act No. 305/2013 Z. z., from the scan to authorization with a mandate certificate. 16 kinds of security elements, from stamps and signatures to binding cords, tapes and seals.

  1. Import. A controlled import and confirmation of the original’s provenance.

  2. Analysis. Security element detection on the Mac itself, in three layers.

  3. Review. The AI only suggests. The advocate reviews every non-blank page.

  4. Clause. The attestation clause with its eight statutory fields, PDF/A-2b and XML.

  5. Authorization. A mandate certificate and an evidence number straight from EZZK.

It learns from your review.

One real run on two sample documents from made-up companies: a tricolour binding cord, a seal, stamps, signatures and a paraph.

This is not an accuracy benchmark. The benefit of new examples has to be verified on more scans, and the advocate always reviews every non-blank page. The sample documents are generated images; the app is in Slovak. Where it stands today: EZZK works on the test environment. Production supports login, server time and record lookup so far. Sending records to CEZZK is not finished yet.

Get Chevron7.

Free, with open source code under the EUPL-1.2 licence.

You will need

  • macOS 27 or later
  • a Mac with Apple Silicon
  • a card reader with the driver for your card (the eID client for the Slovak ID card), or an iPhone with Autogram v mobile

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