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Robleh Jama

Arrive - Instantly track all your packages in one place 📦

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In a single tap, Arrive automatically syncs with your online purchases to give you accurate up-to-the-minute updates on everything you order, across all online retailers including Amazon, Walmart, Urban Outfitters, and more.

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Haneef Ghanim
Awesome stuff @robjama! This looks way better than getting long tracking emails from FedEx. Any plans for Android?
Robleh Jama
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@haneefghanim Thanks Haneef! Congrats again on your PH launch earlier this week. We're looking into Android for 2018 :)
Jules Chaufour
Beautiful execution 👌🏻
Daveyon Mayne
"Need to make a return? Have a question about your order? Retailers are one tap away." Spot on! 🙏🏽
Marcin Jasiukowicz 🅨
Any hope for android version?
Robleh Jama
Maker
@yasiupl We're looking to expand to Android in 2018!
William Woodhead
love the design work that has gone into this!
Benjamin Lupton
Please make the app available to the Australia iTunes/App Store
Florent Schmahl
This App looks awesome and it's solving a major pain point for Shopify Entrepreneurs and their customers. So glad it came to live 🔥 Are you guys planning on integrating with other Shopify apps? Are you developing an API we could connect to?
Wade Honey
It has helped me track the status of several products I've ordered. Always gives me correct information. Super helpful!
For an app that I will most likely never use again, asking me to "Sign in with Google" - meaning "View my messages and settings" and "Manage mailbox labels" and "Manage my basic mail settings" - ABSOLUTELY NOT!!! Like are they kidding?Use the post office tracking system and don't entertain this privacy-theft powered startup garbage.
Martin Stepanek
@fabulousrice Totally agree, wtf? Are people really that stupid. Think about it, end user has no control over what is being "read". Feel secure? In a world where data is king and we're concerned with the invasion of our privacy? Good lord! NOT! Any idea people how much sensitive information is likely available in your overstuffed inbox? And this companies privacy policy likely has some hidden clause of "no responsibility" for use of the app. Your data gets sold to endless reams of "partners" they've never done business with ... hell no.
Miguel B
I found that during the beta several couriers that other apps identified that Arrive didn't but I will dive back in and give it another go. It is a gorgeous looking app though.
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