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• A package out for delivery is coming today, so its card, widget, and Live Activity no longer show a day, only the hours the carrier gives for today. • When the carrier that will deliver a package has been told about it but hasn’t scanned it yet, the card now says, for example, “Announced to DHL, not received yet” instead of “Delivery with DHL”. • A package returned to its sender now stays returned while the carrier scans it on its way back, instead of showing as in transit again. • A place written in another script, such as Chinese, Japanese, or Korean, now shows its town and country, like “Shenzhen, China”, in scans and planned steps alike; and one like “SCARBOROUGH - ON - CANADA” now shows Canada and its flag. • When a carrier publishes its timeline in advance, the package’s page now says that Peek shows the real scans as they arrive, and a planned step goes away as soon as its time has passed. • 72 more carriers now have a truck of their own, in their colors, and when you choose a carrier, those from your country come first among the ones that fit the number. • A shipping container number is now recognized: the package’s page says so, tells you where to find the tracking number, and offers to choose the carrier. • J&T Express Mexico and China show a package’s scans with the last 4 digits of the recipient’s or sender’s phone: you can now add them with the package, or later from its page. • After you sign in, if your account has no room for all the packages on this device, Peek now says how many stayed on it. • Without an account, a package looked up with a postal code no longer asks for it again, a package whose saved copy can’t be read comes back to the list, and forgetting a package works at once, even offline. • Refreshing your packages no longer says “No new updates” beside a connection error, and some C Chez Vous steps now appear in your language instead of French.
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.