Deliveries: a package tracker

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

I’ve loved this app since I first downloaded it on my first IMac (back when it was a widget). I’ve continued to use it through all the iPhone generations and love it still, but there is one feature that is really lacking and prevents me from giving it 5 stars: the ability to send order confirmations to the system and it automatically captures the tracking info. I’ve seen and used other apps that have this feature so I know it’s possible. It’s annoying to have to copy the tracking number from emails (that sometimes are just links to another page) and paste into the app. Please, please, and please provide this feature. That would make this app perfect. If it’s a premium feature I’m sure many users (myself included) are willing to pay a small fee. Thank you **Update**: After some research I found out that the premium feature is available for a small $5 donation which I gladly paid. I’m adding the fifth star to my rating for this app. It’s a must have.

I receive important and send important packages frequently and tracking them reliably became a real headache, especially today when you really need to manage all of the carriers due to potential delivery errors. This app does a fantastic job taking-in the tracking number from different sources and is highly accurate at parsing-out the tracking number from surrounding text and identifying the correct carrier. iCloud sync is invaluable as I can enter a tracking number on a iPhone and it appears on my iPad (and vice versa.) The visualization and tracking updates are excellent. Because I use this for both inbound and outbound packages, I put one of those two words in the description field when entering the package. I’m very happy with this app, it has immediately had a positive impact on my daily business routine.

This app. works wonderfully. I like that I am able to use one app. to track all my packages. I also like that it works smoothly with my Apple Watch as well! The only thing that I wish was available is the ability to easily track packages coming in from China and Japan. Once the package makes it through customs there is no problem. You are just in the dark until it makes it into the States or getting ready to enter into the States. I am not sure how much of that has to do with the app. and how much has to do with the countries these packages originate in. Overall if you are like me and get quite a bit of packages I highly recommend this app!

This was one of the first 10 apps I downloaded to my iPhone nearly a decade ago, and I’ve never received a better ROI in my life. This maybe my most used app, so I’d even happily fork over subscription fees for these devs. But times have evolved and notifications have proliferated, leading me to long for an option to more granularly manage notifications (e.g. notifications for delivered packages and exceptions only). Although I’m not sure how limited June Cloud is by the APIs that deliver information to them, but if they want to survive in a competitive landscape where every app institutes its own delivery notifications, they’re going to have to institute functionality that gives them a competitive advantage. Removing a star ⭐️ very reluctantly until this feature (or similar functionality) is instituted. Keep up the good work tho!