Version 1.2.5

Windows shows a blue warning. That is expected.

“Windows protected your PC” appears the first time you run the download, because this build is not yet code-signed. Click More info, then Run anyway.

This is not a sign that anything is wrong — SmartScreen shows it for any application whose publisher it does not yet recognise, and a certificate is being arranged. If you would rather verify the file yourself before running it, compare its checksum against the list below:

powershell -Command "Get-FileHash .\EasyPostDesktop-Windows-x64.zip -Algorithm SHA256"

The Microsoft Store build is signed by Microsoft and shows no such warning, so it is the smoother route on Windows once you have a Store licence.

Getting started

1. Install and open the application.
2. Paste your licence key on the activation screen. It arrived by email when you bought — search for “Easy-Post Desktop licence key”. Store installs skip this step.
3. Paste your EasyPost API key. Easy-Post Desktop sells no postage of its own; it drives your own EasyPost account. Sign up free at easypost.com. A test-mode key lets you try everything without buying real labels.

Changing computers later is expected and costs you nothing permanently — release the old machine from within the application, under Settings.

Checksums

SHA-256, for anyone who would like to verify a download before running it:

75f8c60278f1459402c166509e798d359be324700ccad31cc9fa7f5017e09d31  EasyPostDesktop-Windows-x64.zip
e2ca9418fb8a1e12ec1c7e411942c152864d553a8f77e6523042a3662bf95b6b  EasyPostDesktop-macOS-arm64.dmg

Requirements

• Windows 10 version 1809 or later, 64-bit — or macOS on Apple silicon
• An EasyPost account and API key
• An internet connection to buy labels and to activate once

Older versions and source

Every release, with its notes and checksums, is listed on GitHub. The application is open source under the MIT licence; the source is at github.com/sgf36/EasyPost.

Trouble downloading or activating?

Write to Apps@spencerfields.com or telephone +44 20 8132 5790. If a licence key has not arrived, check the spam folder first, then get in touch from the address used to buy — the order can be found from the email address alone.