Deliveries: a package tracker

UPS couldn’t connect!

It’s really frustrating because Deliveries has been the pioneer in parcel trackers. Looking at you OS X Tiger era widget. Deliveries is simply offering the best UI, from the color coded label, to the map display, multi parcel shipments… There is a level of polish simply non existent on other parcel trackers. Which is no surprise from a developer that started on macOS. BUT, the carrier support list has always been lacking compared to other apps. Worse it actually shrunk over time (HK Post and other have lost tracking details). Other apps works with a slew of services just fine. I understand that Deliveries may want to have a top notch compatibility with each carrier, but no support is worst than bad support in that regards. They recently moved to subscription, I was hoping this would allow them to extend support of services. But nothing change in the few months after the move. What a shame, I would happily pay for extended support. But there is no point of a nice app that can track only one third of my packages. This is heart breaking.

It's a great app, but it lacks a large amount of carriers for a paid app....furthermore, support is very poor. I submitted a bug from a carrier that stopped working and I never got a response. There are better apps out there which are free.

Very bad

It doesn't track EBAY international shipping. In an email, the company say it may get around to it eventually. So if you want it to be fully useful for EBay, surely what many people want it for, then look elsewhere.

I need the shipment reorder function back.

Track the parcels with this beautiful app is fantastic experiment ~

This is a very useful app if you always use EMS service as it saves your time to check status via Internet.

I used Deliveries on iOS and Mac for years - and loved it. Great UI and it tracked everything. But that changed a couple of years ago. With the loss of UPS, FedEx, and other major carriers the app is all but useless. Tracking USPS and a few minor carriers around the world doesn’t justify a paid app. I can understand no longer wanting to work on the app after 17 years. But if the app has run its course, then pull it from the App Store. Or at least stop charging for a crippled and largely abandoned piece of software.

I guess when they couldn’t figure out how to get more money to maintain the app they gave up. It went from one charge to recurring.