GumShipGumroad has no API for uploading files, so every release means logging in, finding the product, swapping the file, rewriting the notes, and emailing buyers by hand. GumShip does all of it — by driving your own dashboard, entirely on your Mac.
Pick a product, point GumShip at your new build, approve the drafted notes — it swaps the file, republishes, and emails the right buyers. The Gumroad dashboard is embedded right in the app, so you can watch every step.
Once, inside an embedded browser window. The session stays on your Mac — your password is never entered into, seen by, or stored by GumShip.
Load your products, choose one, and point GumShip at the new .dmg/.zip — by file picker or an auto-scan of your dist/ folder.
Your local Claude Code drafts buyer-facing release notes. You review and edit before anything is posted.
GumShip swaps the file, removes the old one, republishes, and emails an update scoped to that product's buyers — never your whole list.
Uploads the new file and removes the old one, then re-publishes — the exact clicks you'd do by hand, in seconds.
Buyer-facing release notes written by your own local Claude Code. Nothing posts until you approve it.
Posts an update to that product's customers only — never your entire audience.
You sign into Gumroad once; the session lives locally. No password is ever stored. No analytics, no telemetry.
Gumroad can't upload files over its API — GumShip drives the real dashboard, so it does what the API can't.
Signed and notarized by Apple, with built-in auto-updates. A one-time license, bound to your Mac.
No. You log into Gumroad in an embedded browser window; GumShip never sees or stores your password — only the resulting session, which stays on your Mac.
Yes — 14 days with full functionality. After that, enter your license key to keep pushing builds.
macOS 14 or later, on Apple Silicon or Intel. The app is signed and notarized by Apple. Drafting release notes uses your own local Claude Code.
Because GumShip drives Gumroad's website, a dashboard change can occasionally break automation. All the Gumroad-specific logic lives in one place, so email us and we'll ship a fix fast.
Open License in GumShip and choose Deactivate on the old Mac, then activate with the same key on the new one.
Because there's a full 14-day trial before you pay, all sales are final. Email hello@nyrai.ai if anything isn't working.