ParcelPath vs Peek

ParcelPath forecasts the weather along the path your package will take, before you ship. Tell it what you're sending – "UPS Ground from San Diego to Chicago" – or pick a carrier, service, origin, and destination. ParcelPath predicts the hubs and legs of the route, pulls the forecast for each stop at the time your package is expected there, and flags anything that could hurt it: freezing temperatures, extreme heat, heavy rain, snow, wind, or storms. SHIP WITH CONFIDENCE • Route forecasts for UPS, FedEx, USPS, DHL, and EU carriers • Weather at every hub and along every leg, timed to your package's ETA • Risk alerts for freezing, heat, precipitation, snow, wind, and storms • Pick a ship date up to three days out to find the safest window • Route map with the weather at each stop SCAN A LABEL Point the camera at a shipping label. ParcelPath reads the carrier, service, and cities on your device and forecasts the route in one tap. Names and street addresses never leave your phone. SAVE AND REVISIT Try ParcelPath without an account: a few free lookups a day, with a short ad. Create a free account with just your email – no password – to save forecasts, sync with parcelpath.app, and skip ads. Free accounts include 10 lookups a month. SUBSCRIPTIONS Need more? Every paid plan removes ads and unlocks API access. Each is a 1-month auto-renewing subscription: • ParcelPath Starter – 500 forecasts a month – $9.99/month • ParcelPath Pro – 1,500 forecasts a month – $19.99/month • ParcelPath Business – 5,000 forecasts a month – $49.99/month Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically at the same price unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel any time in Settings › Apple Account › Subscriptions. Prices may vary by region. Made for anyone shipping perishables, plants, cosmetics, candles, electronics, or anything else that doesn't like the cold, the heat, or a storm. Privacy Policy: https://parcelpath.app/privacy Terms of Use (EULA): https://parcelpath.app/terms Apple standard EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Where’s my package? Paste a tracking number, a carrier link, or a whole shipping email, or scan the barcode on the label. Peek figures out which of 3,500+ carriers has the package and shows its journey on a map, every scan, and the day it should arrive. No account needed. No ads. WILL I KNOW WHEN IT MOVES? Sign in with Apple, Google, or a code sent to your email, and Peek notifies you: every scan, the important steps, or delivery only. An email can tell you it has arrived. FOLLOWING MORE THAN ONE? They share one list, the next to arrive on top, riding on its map. With an account, the same list is on your iPhone and on the web at peektracker.com. A widget keeps your next delivery on the Home Screen. SOMEONE ELSE WAITING FOR IT? Share the package’s page with a link. They need no app and no account. Wrap it as a gift, and what’s inside stays a surprise until it arrives. A PASSPORT OF DELIVERIES With an account, every delivery counts in your passport, and some earn a stamp. Compare passports with friends; your packages stay private. 3,500+ CARRIERS USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL, Canada Post, Royal Mail, Evri, DPD, GLS, An Post, Australia Post, La Poste, Swiss Post, PostNL, Correos, Poste Italiane, InPost, China Post, Cainiao, YunExpress, and thousands more: national postal services, couriers, and marketplace shippers. ALSO IN THE BOX • A barcode scanner • Sharing a number or a tracking link from Mail, Messages, or Safari straight into Peek • Light and dark themes • English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Polish, Russian, and Simplified Chinese PRIVATE AND OPEN SOURCE Peek shows no ads and sells no data. It draws its own maps, so no map service sees where your packages travel. A package followed without an account is forgotten 30 days after it arrives. Download your data or delete your account from the app, whenever you like. Every line of code is on GitHub: github.com/plhery/peek-delivery-tracker Peek is independent of the carriers it reads. Their names belong to their owners.