Gmail & Outlook sync

Your inbox already knows what you ordered. Now your parcels do too.

Connect Gmail or Outlook once. Shipping confirmations turn into tracked parcels — with the store, the item and the carrier attached — while the rest of your mail stays exactly where it is.

Read-only · disconnect anytime · never sold

Catches shipping confirmations from the stores you already buy from

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01 · What it reads

One email in. The whole order out.

We pick out the tracking number and the carrier, then keep the context you’d want — the store, the item and its picture, and when the email arrived — so a detection reads like your order, not a bare code.

02 · The honest answer

“Do you read my email?” Only the parcels.

You connect with the same Google or Microsoft consent screen you’ve seen for any trusted app, and it spells out the limits before you click. We look for shipping confirmations and nothing else.

  • Read-only: we can’t send, delete or change a single email
  • Your data is never sold or shared
  • Disconnect anytime — scanning stops immediately
03 · How it works

Set it up once. It keeps watch after that.

Three steps, and only the first one takes any effort.

04 · The details

Quietly thorough, completely in your control.

Everything that makes inbox sync feel like help, not surveillance.

01 — Gmail + Outlook

Two inboxes, one list

Connect either or both. Shipments from your Google and Microsoft inboxes arrive in the same dashboard, side by side.

02 — Order context

The order, not just a code

Item, picture, store and carrier travel with every number, so you know what’s coming at a glance.

03 — Your say-so

Nothing without your say-so

Detections wait for you. Keep the ones you want, skip the ones you don’t, and your list stays yours.

04 — Disconnect anytime

Off means off

Disconnect in settings or from your Google or Microsoft account and scanning stops immediately. If access ever expires, it simply pauses until you reconnect.

05 · Before & after

From searching “tracking” to simply knowing.

The same week of orders — scattered through your inbox, or lined up and live in one list.

The quiet part

The confirmation lands. The tracking is already done.

You never forward an email, copy a number or open a carrier site. Your parcels are waiting when you next look.

From people who connected

Less copying. Less wondering.

“I forgot I'd even ordered half of these — then they just showed up in my dashboard, already tracking. I haven't opened a carrier site in weeks.”
Maya R.Tracks ~20 parcels a month
“Read-only access was the dealbreaker-turned-decider. I could see exactly what it could and couldn't touch before I clicked allow.”
Priya S.Privacy-conscious shopper
FAQ

Questions about inbox sync

Read-only access — enough to scan for shipping confirmation emails and identify you, nothing more. We can't send, delete or modify anything in your mailbox.

Automatically, roughly every 15 minutes for Gmail. New shipping emails turn into detections without you lifting a finger.

Yes. Outlook connects the same way with read-only access, on its own scan schedule, so Microsoft and Google inboxes both feed your dashboard.

The tracking number and a best-guess carrier, plus context like the merchant, the item title and image, the subject and when it arrived — so a detection reads like the order, not just a code.

We surface detections for you to review, then you bulk-import the ones you want in one click. Nothing clutters your list without your say-so.

If access expires or you disconnect, scanning simply pauses until you reconnect — we never read your inbox without your active permission.

Let your inbox do the tracking.

Connect Gmail or Outlook and watch your orders show up ready to track — read-only, and only with your say-so.

Read-only access · disconnect anytime · never sold