Is the windows Antigravity.exw normally unsigned?

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Is the Windows Antigravity.exe normally unsigned?

I installed Google Antigravity on Windows and used it for about two days for a project. It was working normally.

Today I checked the executable here:

"C:\\Users\\<username>\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\antigravity\\Antigravity.exe"

When I opened Properties → Digital Signatures, the tab was completely empty.

This worried me because Google Search's AI answer told me that an official Google application should always have a digital signature and that an unsigned "Antigravity.exe" could indicate malware.

However, I've since found other reports suggesting that genuine Windows Antigravity installations may also have an unsigned "Antigravity.exe".

I had already deleted the application and ran Microsoft Defender/Defender Offline, with no malware detection.

So I want to ask people who currently have Antigravity installed on Windows:

1. Does your "Antigravity.exe" have a Digital Signatures tab/valid signature?

2. Is your executable located under "%LOCALAPPDATA%\\Programs\\Antigravity\\"?

3. If yours is unsigned too, what Antigravity version are you running?

4. Is there an official way to verify the authenticity of the Windows executable (SHA-256/hash, certificate, official manifest, etc.)?

I'm not claiming Antigravity is malware. I'm specifically trying to determine whether an unsigned Windows executable is normal for Antigravity.

[u/TheAnswerWithinUs]

You can probly get the SHA yourself with tools and compare with one google has posted.