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Audio Delivery Preflight CLI press kit.

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The productA local command-line checker for bounced WAV delivery folders before client, label or release handoff.
The safe angleLead with the free checklist and sample report. Mention the paid CLI as automation for repeated work.
The boundaryNot mastering, not a distributor validator, not a replacement for listening or engineering judgement.

Quick facts

NameAudio Delivery Preflight CLI
TaglineCheck bounced WAV folders before client or label handoff.
Price€19 one-time purchase via Gumroad
PlatformsmacOS Apple Silicon, macOS Intel, Linux amd64
macOS distributionNo installer, Apple Developer ID signature or Apple notarization; first launch may require a one-time user-approved Gatekeeper action
Primary URLhttps://gabs-utilities.com/audio-delivery-preflight-cli.html
MakerGabriel García Alonso, Berlin

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Name

Audio Delivery Preflight CLI

Tagline

Check bounced WAV folders before client or label handoff.

Description

A local command-line checker for audio delivery folders: WAV evidence, delivery hygiene, report output and checksum workflow. Built for producers, engineers and labels who want fewer boring handoff mistakes.

Topics

Music Developer Tools Productivity

Pricing

Paid — €19 one-time Gumroad purchase

Maker first comment

Hey, I’m Gabriel. I built this from a recurring studio problem: delivery folders often fail on boring details before anyone even gets to the listening judgement. Audio Delivery Preflight CLI is a local, read-only checker for bounced WAV handoffs. It does not master, upload, rename or judge the music. It checks the technical package so the human can focus on the actual work. Free checklist: https://gabs-utilities.com/audio-delivery-checklist.html Guide: https://gabs-utilities.com/audio-delivery-handoff-guide.html Sample report: https://gabs-utilities.com/audio-delivery-preflight-sample-report.html I’d love feedback from producers, engineers, labels and developer-tool people: which checks are missing, what wording feels unclear, and what would make this safer or more useful in a real handoff workflow?

Community-safe post

I made a free WAV delivery handoff checklist for checking bounced folders before client, label, archive or release delivery: https://gabs-utilities.com/audio-delivery-checklist.html It covers boring-but-real mistakes: unclear brief, ambiguous versions, missing credits/metadata, unchecked archives, undocumented format assumptions and skipped listening passes. I also built a paid local CLI that automates part of this, but I’d genuinely like feedback on the checklist first: what checks are missing, and what wording would make it more useful for engineers/producers?

Do not overclaim

Do not call this mastering, AI audio judgement, distributor validation, automated release approval, or a replacement for professional listening. The credible claim is narrower and stronger: it catches mechanical handoff problems before the human decision.

This is a command-line utility, not a native macOS app, plug-in or installer. The macOS executables are independently distributed without an Apple Developer ID signature or Apple notarization, and macOS 13 or later may require a one-time user-approved Gatekeeper action. Windows is not supported.