Deliveries: a package tracker

I have been using this app for quite some time now and I have to say that this one terrific app to track deliveries, shipping, returns and so forth from all different carriers at the same time. So, I don’t have to individually track each one myself. The app posts to my calendar, sends me notifications, updates itself, tells me how many days it will take to get there or come to you and updates any changes along the way. Tells me where the package is along the way and maps it too. All in the app. If I order something to send as a gift, for example, it will tell me when it will be delivered and when it is delivered. Very valuable tool. There is a free version that works well but the paid update is well worth the price of admission for all the features. Download this and you won’t be disappointed and after you upgrade you will be more satisfied as you enjoy the extra features. Have fun and a less stress of keeping track of all your shipping, delivery and return needs.

Attn upset users: Free replacement is Shop Tracking app. I’m with the others who paid for this and it’s now going subscription based. I can understand a subscription to pay for sync on your servers since that costs you money and thus costs the user money, but to sync to iCloud costs you nothing yet you force your cloud on the user. You can argue we’re paying for continued development, but again you’re doing this all wrong. I paid for this app as well as any bug fixes that go with it and we both know it doesn’t cost you any money each month for me to check UPS or any other service just as I would with my laptop at their site. I already paid UPS/FedEx/etc for access to tracking, why are you trying to be a bouncer and take a cut? Want to have your users pay you for work/time? Take a hint from Microsoft or any other developer that follows proper upgrade cycles. Release version 2 with sufficient features as a new app we can choose to pay for. If it’s not worth it to us, we skip it and wait for version 3 to see if that’s worth it for us. It’s a fair market that way, as we decide if your cost on is aligns with the value vs you forcing us to pay you when you may not be working at all. You can fool the idiots but I’m not one of them. Stop being greedy, we have other options that are equally as good if not better (like Shop). Good luck with your new rating going forward, your app is no longer carries value.

I’m a busy guy, what can I say. Most of the time when I receive packages, whether they’re from work or personal, I have no idea what’s in them. I also frequently have to send things to others and need to be able to confirm that they receive them. This handy little app does all of this and is beautifully designed as well. Within the app, it shows me where the package is and provides me with a link to the carrier’s website so I can view all of the specifics. It’s one of those apps I didn’t know I needed, but now would prefer not to live without. Keeping all of this information in one place has saved me a lot of time searching through emails and receipts. Now I just copy the number (the app even detects this) and add it to my list. The greatest feature for me is being able to name my shipments. I also like the archive feature so that I can pull up past shipments without having them clutter the screen and distract from those items that are en route. Suggestions for Improvements: -make a web version available -enable your users to be able to enter or attach files so that they can list the contents shipped