Arrive

The Problem

Package tracking is scattered across carrier sites, retailer emails and apps that invent delivery dates to look helpful. Arrive consolidates them and refuses to guess: no invented ETAs, no fabricated carrier events, and a manual status is recorded as something you set rather than something a carrier reported.

The Solution

A personal delivery-tracking app that answers one question: what’s coming, when should it arrive, and does anything need me? Shipments from every store and carrier land in one inbox grouped by urgency, kept current by a server-side tracking worker.

Features

• Inbox grouped by what matters — Needs attention, Arriving today, Arriving soon, On the way, Awaiting an estimate — with each shipment in exactly one group
• Add by tracking number, tracking link, or a pasted shipping email, parsed locally with carriers offered as candidates you confirm
• Server-side 17TRACK worker with verified webhooks, scheduled re-checks, and plain-language states when a carrier needs a postal code
• Passwordless email sign-in via Supabase Auth, with every row owner-scoped behind row-level security
• Foldable-aware layout: phone layout on the cover screen, list and detail side by side when unfolded, split at the hinge when the browser reports one
• Installable PWA with an offline shell, a per-account snapshot that shows its age, and an update prompt that never discards a half-filled form
• Credential-free demo in its own namespace that can never mix with a real account
• JSON export and permanent account deletion

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