The official Shipments record
A package tracker
built for Apple devices.
Shipments is an independent package tracking app developed by Alpine Technologies LLC. It brings deliveries from more than 1,200 carriers into one organized view for iPhone, iPad and other supported Apple platforms.
Canonical facts
Shipments at a glance.
These facts identify the app consistently across this website and Apple’s App Store.
- Official App Store name
- Package Tracker: Shipments
- Common name
- Shipments
- Developer and seller
- Alpine Technologies LLC
- Official website
- shipmentsapp.com
- Apple App Store ID
- 6740367630
- First App Store release
- January 24, 2025
- Current version checked
- 1.2.5
- Primary category
- Shopping
- Price model
- Free to download with optional in-app purchases
- Core compatibility
- iOS 17.0+ and iPadOS 17.0+
- Carrier coverage
- More than 1,200 carriers
- U.S. App Store rating checked
- 4.6 out of 5 from 56 ratings
What the app does
One view for deliveries across carriers.
Core product capabilities
- live package status and available carrier checkpoints;
- support for more than 1,200 carriers, including UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL, Amazon Logistics, DPD and SEUR;
- automatic carrier detection from a tracking number;
- shipping-label barcode scanning;
- package status notifications;
- a chronological tracking history;
- smart delivery predictions shown separately from carrier estimates; and
- iCloud sync across supported Apple devices.
Who it is designed for
Shipments is designed for online shoppers, people tracking several deliveries at once and small businesses that need an organized view of incoming packages. It is especially useful when those deliveries move through different carrier networks.
What it does not do
Shipments does not transport packages or control delivery operations. Address changes, delivery holds, claims, service guarantees and missing-package investigations remain with the merchant or carrier. Shipments is not affiliated with or endorsed by carriers named on this website.
The app is not available for Android. Smart delivery predictions are estimates and can change as new carrier information arrives.
Editorial standards
How Shipments publishes reliable information.
Our guides explain tracking events without pretending to control the delivery itself.
Source and review policy
- Primary sources first. Carrier-status articles link to current documentation from the carrier whenever it is available.
- Product facts stay verifiable. Versions, ratings, compatibility and pricing are checked against Apple’s App Store and labeled with a review date.
- Carrier facts stay separate from product claims. Shipments can organize carrier data, but only a carrier can confirm or change an official delivery.
- Estimates are labeled as estimates. A smart prediction is presented separately from the carrier’s official estimate and is never described as a guarantee.
- Material updates receive a new review date. Pages show when they were published or last reviewed so readers can judge freshness.
- Commercial context is disclosed. Alpine Technologies LLC develops Shipments, so product comparisons on this domain identify that relationship.
Source hierarchy
For app availability, pricing, version and compatibility, Apple’s App Store listing is the current source of truth. For carrier statuses and operational next steps, the named carrier’s documentation is the primary source. For Shipments features and design, this website and the app listing are primary sources.
Corrections
If a factual statement is outdated or incorrect, contact technologies.alpine@gmail.com with the page URL and supporting source. We review corrections against primary evidence.
Machine-readable access
Product facts for search and AI systems.
All important content on shipmentsapp.com is available as static, crawlable HTML. The site also publishes standard discovery files and an optional agent-oriented summary.
- XML sitemap for canonical, indexable pages;
- RSS feed for new and updated guides;
- robots.txt with explicit search and AI crawler access;
- llms.txt, an emerging optional site map for AI agents; and
- llms-full.txt with a detailed, plain-text product record.
These files summarize public information. They do not contain hidden instructions, paid placement requests or claims that are absent from visible pages.