UPS tracking
Follow UPS checkpoints, current status, delivery estimates and available shipment details in the same timeline as your other orders.
Worldwide carrier coverage
One tracker.
1,200+ carriers.
Follow packages from UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL, Amazon Logistics and carriers around the world without learning a new tracking experience for every delivery.
Major carrier support
Track the services that move your orders.
Shipments supports more than 1,200 carriers worldwide. These are some of the commonly used services named in the app’s current carrier coverage.
USPS tracking
Keep postal deliveries alongside private-carrier packages, from the first accepted scan through final delivery.
FedEx tracking
See movement and delivery information for supported FedEx services without returning to a separate tracking page.
DHL tracking
Follow supported domestic and international DHL shipments as they move through hubs, transfers and destination scans.
Amazon Logistics
Keep eligible Amazon Logistics deliveries visible with packages from the rest of your online shopping.
DPD and SEUR
Track supported European deliveries and cross-border movement in the same organized Shipments view.
Automatic detection
The tracking number is often enough.
Carrier detection reduces setup when the delivery service is not obvious from a confirmation email or shipping label.
How Shipments identifies a carrier
Tracking numbers follow patterns used by delivery services. When you paste a number or scan a label, Shipments can use that information to match the package with a supported carrier. Once identified, the app retrieves the available status and organizes it into the same interface used for your other deliveries.
That is especially useful when a store sends a tracking code without clearly naming the final carrier, or when an international package changes hands before reaching your local delivery network.
Domestic and international package tracking
Cross-border deliveries often involve more checkpoints, longer gaps between scans and sometimes more than one logistics provider. Shipments keeps the available events together so you can follow the route without losing the earlier history.
Carrier not obvious? Try adding the tracking number directly. If the service is supported, automatic detection can often identify it for you.
Carrier data remains the source
Shipments organizes tracking information supplied through carrier networks; it does not transport or control packages. Delivery commitments, address changes, claims and operational exceptions remain the responsibility of the carrier or merchant.
Shipments is not affiliated with or endorsed by the carriers named on this page. Carrier names belong to their respective owners and are used only to describe compatibility.
One shared timeline
Different networks. A consistent view.
What you can see after adding a package
Available details vary by carrier and service, but Shipments is designed to bring the useful pieces into a consistent package view:
- the latest carrier status and location;
- the carrier’s current delivery estimate;
- a chronological history of tracking checkpoints;
- available service, destination, weight and package details;
- a separate smart delivery prediction when available; and
- timely notifications as the delivery changes.
If you are new to package tracking, the step-by-step iPhone guide explains how to add a number, read common statuses and decide what to do when tracking stops moving.
Every carrier. One calm view.
Download Shipments for iPhone and iPad.