Google is rolling out a new 'Signatures' app aimed at storing digital signatures on Pixel and select Android devices. This app is part of the June 2026 Play system update, although its exact functionalities and integrations remain unclear.
Google has introduced a new utility application called 'Signatures' on certain Android devices, including Pixel phones and select others. The app is included in the June 2026 Play system update, but has not been explicitly mentioned in the official changelog.
The 'Signatures' app has emerged on devices like the Google Pixel 10 and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 after the latest update. However, it appears inconsistently across devices; for instance, an Oppo Find X9 Ultra does not show the app, while OnePlus devices do.
The primary function of 'Signatures' is to store digital signatures, which users can create by drawing, typing, or scanning existing images. Currently, the practical applications of stored signatures—like integration with PDF editors or online signing platforms—are not yet defined.
The rollout of the 'Signatures' app is happening through Play System Updates rather than the Play Store, suggesting Google has a specific strategy for its distribution. The app requires Android 12 or higher to operate, indicating a broader rollout may be anticipated.
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Google is rolling out a new 'Signatures' app aimed at storing digital signatures on Pixel and select Android devices. This app is part of the June 2026 Play system update, although its exact functionalities and integrations remain unclear.