About Deliveries
Deliveries is an Android parcel-tracking app for keeping a list of shipments and receiving notifications as their status changes. Users can follow parcels handled by a range of international and regional carriers, with supported services across Europe, North America, and Asia. The carrier list includes postal operators, courier companies, and parcel-locker networks, allowing shipments from different providers to be followed in one place. The app’s central purpose is to make parcel progress easier to monitor. Instead of checking each carrier separately, a user can keep tracking entries together and receive a notification when a parcel advances through its delivery process. The interface is described as focused on parcels, with no advertising or other interruptions. Coverage depends on the supported carrier services listed by the app. These include international providers such as DHL, UPS, GLS, 4PX, and Cainiao, plus region-specific services such as DPD UK, InPost, PostNord, Sameday, and others. The description’s coverage spans multiple countries, but it does not promise support for every carrier or shipment type. Deliveries is free and open-source software. It is suited to people who have several packages in transit and want a single place to keep their tracking status and delivery notifications organized. A shipment must use one of the supported services for the app to retrieve its progress.
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