Publish from the terminal, or from the build agent.

PatchKit's command-line tools do what the panel does, without the browser. Upload a build, set the label and changelog, publish to a channel, roll back. The same flags work on a laptop and in Jenkins or GitHub Actions.

Uploading, done properly

Encrypted uploads
Builds travel encrypted end to end. Faster than the browser form for large games.
Versions and rollback
Any earlier version can be the import source for a new one. Rolling back is publishing an old version again.
Windows
Windows, macOS and Linux, with a simple setup.
A terminal window running patchkit-tools

Fits the tools you already have

Unity plugin
Upload straight from the Unity editor with the built-in plugin.
API-key authentication
Authenticate with a per-account API key instead of a password.
Everything the API can do
The tools call the same API the panel uses. Anything you can click, you can script.
Illustration of an API key

Where the tools earn their place

CI and CD pipelines

Make publishing the last job of the build. Every green build is a release candidate players could receive.

Fast desktop deploys

One command from the machine that made the build to players worldwide.

Unity projects

Build and upload without leaving the editor.

Questions

Are uploads encrypted?

Yes, end to end.

How do I roll back a version?

Publish an earlier version again, or create a new version using the earlier one as its import source.

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