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<div>I wrote my own scripts based on bash, sed, tar and the java class GpxUpload. Basically I made it because there was something wrong with the output of my GPX tracks from the GPS (think regional settings was applied on the tags) so I had to clean the GPX files before they could be uploaded to OSM or loaded in JOSM. If you are running Linux or Mac, than bash scripting is really not a big deal. Since GPX is an XML standard file, than most command line text manipulation tools could be applied.</div>
<div>If you run Windows you might want to install Cygwin in order to allow bash scripting, though I have no idea how much of the scripting that will work.</div>
<div>If you run Mac than AppleScript can be an alternative, though I havn't even started to look at that since it also comes with bash.</div></div>