Native Mac app for designing Apple Mail email signatures and installing them in one click
Habits your friends can see, and a tiny fine to a friend when you skip a day
Stage
Startup
Startup
Founded
2026
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Based in
US
CZ
Pricing model
Paid
Free
Pricing
Autograph Pro for 2 Macs: $59 one-time (launch price $39 until November 1); 3 Macs: $79 once; Team packs from $199; Done-for-you setup with Pro included: $99 once. Free version available.
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Key features
One-click install into Apple Mail
Hosted images that render correctly in Outlook and Gmail
iCloud sync across multiple Macs
iPhone and iPad setup via QR code
Professional templates for multiple professions
Per-field font and color customization
3,000+ social media icons
AI studio for headshots and banners
Automatic signature restoration after macOS updates
Right-to-left layout support
Apple Health and Health Connect integration for automatic step and workout tracking
Social habit sharing with real-time streak tracking visible to friends
Fines settled outside the app via bank transfer, Revolut or payment QR code
Sponsor feature where friends pay for days you keep a habit
Rest days to pause streaks without owing fines
Private habits visible only to chosen friends
Web app, iOS, macOS, watchOS and Android versions
Calendar and statistics for streaks and fine tracking
One-tap habit completion with optional reminders
No account required until adding friends
What makes it different
One-time purchase model instead of annual subscription
No account or login required
Native Mac app that installs signatures without HTML copy-pasting
Images render correctly across all email clients
14-day money-back guarantee
Money never goes through the app; fines and payments are settled between friends outside it
Fines can be anything friends agree on—pizza, coffee, beer, or money—not just currency
Transparent tab system where friends see every edit and late ticks don't erase fines
Automatic syncing with Apple Health and Health Connect eliminates manual tracking
One-day grace period to catch up on missed habits before fine is recorded