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Solace Service
Run any program or script as a real Windows service. It starts at boot, restarts when it crashes, and keeps running when nobody is signed in.
One-time payment for the current Windows package plus 12 months of best-effort SolaceSoftware support and packaging updates. No automatic renewal.
14-day refund if the package can't start its core check — see Purchase terms.
Questions before you buy, or help after: solacesoftware@smilingface.cloud. A person replies, and we aim to answer within three business days.
Setup guide, CLI and troubleshooting: Solace Service help.
- One-time price, $45.99 USD. No subscription and no automatic renewal.
- Works offline: the app itself makes no network calls (see the details below).
- We publish the size and SHA-256 of the exact ZIP you download, so you can check it.
- A person answers your email, with 12 months of best-effort support included.
This download is unsigned. Windows may say “Windows protected your PC.” We’re a new publisher and haven’t bought a code-signing certificate yet. Click More info → Run anyway. Then check the ZIP against the SHA-256 on this page. Questions: solacesoftware@smilingface.cloud
After you buy, you can check that your download is exactly this file: same name, same size, same SHA-256.
- File
- Solace-Service-10.3-solace.2-Windows-x64-unsigned.zip
- Size
- 233289431 bytes
- SHA-256
54a406fff7aee73ec23c42dfda7377baa540785e0135d52654938eee14cbe69d
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT
The story behind Solace Service
A lot of useful software was never written to be a Windows service: a Node.js or Python API, a Java app, a batch file that syncs a folder, a small tool somebody wrote years ago. Run it in a console window and it stops the moment you sign out, Windows restarts for an update, or the program crashes overnight. Writing a real service wrapper for each one is a chore.
Solace Service turns any of them into a proper Windows service in a few clicks. Fill in the program, its folder and its arguments in the desktop app (or one line in the CLI or PowerShell), and Windows will start it at boot and keep it running. You choose the startup type, log stdout and stderr to rotating files, add health checks with automatic restart, set environment variables, run it under another account, and hook scripts before and after start and stop. The Manager shows every service you installed with its status, CPU and memory, logs and console output, and lets you start, stop, edit, export or remove each one.
The apps make no network calls of their own: there is no update check and no telemetry. It is a self-contained build, so no separate .NET install is needed. Installing services needs administrator rights. Verify the published SHA-256 on this ZIP.
Usage disclaimer
Use SolaceSoftware products only for lawful, authorized purposes. Use only content, data, images, audio, and other material you have the rights and any necessary consent to use.
You are responsible for what you provide, create, and share. Do not use our products for fraud, deceptive impersonation, harassment, or other unlawful or abusive activity. Follow applicable laws, platform rules, and third-party licenses.
Software and AI outputs can contain mistakes. Review results before relying on them, publishing them, or sharing them with others.
Solace Service runs the programs you choose with the account you choose, often Local System. Only wrap software you trust, and keep its files where non-administrators cannot change them.
Read the Solace Service help page (linked above) before your first install. It covers the CLI, the PowerShell module, protected variables, logs and how to uninstall cleanly.