Move from Gmail Blaster

SheetCourier replaces Gmail Blaster, the Excel workbook that sent personal emails through Gmail. It does the same as a Windows app, works with more than Gmail, and can send each person their own rows of a table.

Open your Gmail Blaster workbook #

1. Install SheetCourier from the Microsoft Store.
2. Connect Gmail: Connect Gmail. Your existing Gmail app password works; you can also create a new one named SheetCourier.
3. Click New mailing and pick your Gmail Blaster workbook as the list.

SheetCourier recognises it and shows Welcome, Gmail Blaster user: “SheetCourier found your SEND_LIST sheet. Your {{fields}} and [[variations]] work here the same way.”

What carries over #

• The SEND_LIST sheet is picked as your list, with the column names from row 3.
• Receiver is used as the email column. CC and BCC columns can be picked under Copy to (CC, optional) and Hidden copy (BCC, optional).
• Placeholder columns like {{Receiver_Name}} become fields with the same name, so {{Receiver_Name}} in your message keeps working.
• Spintext like [[Hi|Hello]] works the same.
• The Attachment(s) column works as each person’s file; several files in one cell can be separated by a semicolon. Pick the folder with the files: Attach a different file for each person.
• The EXAMPLE row is left out.

What is different #

• The subject and message are written in SheetCourier (step 2), not in the workbook. Copy your text over once; the mailing remembers it.
• There is no Send or Status column to tick. To send to some rows only, use Only send to some rows in step 1, and SheetCourier remembers who already got a mailing.
• SheetCourier is Windows only. It does not run on a Mac, except in a Windows virtual machine.

Your Gmail Blaster workbook keeps working, and its documentation stays online at Gmail Blaster documentation.