First sign-in to your own tenant. The dashboard stays gated until your board seals the first baseline.
Churchill is generally available August 31, 2026. From that date you download it directly from this site, a protected download with the install and uninstall guides and the technical whitepaper alongside it. Register now and we will tell you when it goes live. Self-serve if you can provision your own lab host; the regulated-institution path below if you cannot.
One non-production Linux host and one application you would rather not have changed without your signature. Start on one host. Add more only once your team is satisfied with what it refuses.
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You are registered. From August 31 you can download Churchill from this site whenever you are ready, with both guides alongside it. The whitepaper is available now, without waiting. A WestGate engineer follows up within one business day, and a walkthrough is there if you want one, not a step you have to clear first.
You cannot download a kernel-level binary onto a bank asset, and we know it.
Self-serve download suits a team that can provision its own lab host this afternoon. If you are at a bank, an insurer, or a hospital system, the path runs through vendor risk, an evaluation agreement, a lab host, and a firewall exception, and it takes weeks rather than minutes. That path exists here too, and we will start it before you ask.
This evaluation is not a deployment, and the memo should not have to say it is.
Thirty days, non-production, on a lab host your team provisions and controls. No production system is in scope, no change to a production deploy path is requested, and nothing needs a committee to approve a lab. Removal is straightforward if the answer is no, with the uninstall guide included. Financial-viability and continuity questions belong in the pack above, before any conversation about production begins.
Select the regulated-institution path in the form and you get the pack, not a sequence of sales emails.
Churchill is built and validated on IBM LinuxONE.