In development

Delivery intelligence that finds your packages, explains what is happening, and shows what needs attention.

Kahvor Delivery is a package-intelligence product, not another tracking screen. It discovers shipments from your connected email, watches every active package, flags the ones at risk, and explains — in plain language — what is happening and what to do next.

Where things stand: Kahvor Delivery is in development as a native iPhone app. There is no public download yet, and we won’t show one until it’s real. “Get Delivery updates” opens an email to [email protected] — a person reads it, and we’ll reply when the beta opens. Nothing else is collected. How Kahvor protects your data

Delivery Radar

One radar for everything in motion.

Delivery Radar shows every active package at a glance: what arrives today, what is moving normally, and what needs attention. Risk signals — a label with no movement, a missed delivery window, a stalled hand-off between carriers — surface early, with a recommended action attached.

  • Active packages ranked by what needs attention
  • Risk signals explained, not just flagged
  • Delivered packages move to a searchable archive
  • Notification controls for the moments worth an interruption
Product preview: Delivery Radar as it is being built — packages and statuses are synthetic.

The lifecycle

From order to refund, one connected story.

Delivery is being built around the whole life of a purchase, not just the scans in the middle. Statuses below are honest: the tracking core is in development; return and refund intelligence are planned capabilities on the Delivery roadmap.

01In development

Order

The order confirmation in your inbox becomes the anchor: merchant, items, and the email thread itself.

02In development

Shipment

Tracking numbers are discovered and linked to the order, with carrier events translated into a readable timeline.

03In development

Delivery

Expected arrival, out-for-delivery, and delivered states — with risk flagged when movement stalls.

04In development

Issue

Late, stalled, or delivered-but-missing packages get a plain-language explanation and a recommended next action.

05Planned

Return

Return eligibility and deadlines tied to the original order, before the window closes.

06Planned

Refund

Refund confirmations matched to orders — and a nudge when a promised refund hasn't landed.

How Delivery works

Four steps from inbox to doorstep.

Delivery finds the order

An order confirmation or tracking number in your connected email becomes a tracked package — no copy-pasting.

It links the shipment to its story

The merchant, the original order email, and the carrier events stay connected as one record.

It monitors status and risk

Expected arrival is watched, and stalled or misrouted movement is flagged early.

It explains the next useful action

Plain language: what happened, why, and what to do — with the order email one tap away.

What Delivery does

Built for the whole life of a package.

From the order confirmation in your inbox to the photo on your doorstep.

01In development

Automatic package discovery

Delivery finds shipments inside your connected email — order confirmations, shipping notices, and delivery updates become tracked packages without manual entry.

02In development

Manual tracking entry

Paste any tracking number to follow a package that did not arrive by email.

03In development

Carrier recognition

Tracking numbers are matched to the right carrier automatically.

04In development

Delivery timeline

Every package gets a clear timeline from order to doorstep, not a raw scan log.

05In development

At-risk detection

Late, stalled, and misrouted packages are flagged before you notice they are missing.

06In development

Status summaries

Plain-language explanations of what is happening and what to do next.

07In development

Delivery Radar

One view of every active package: what is out for delivery, what needs attention, and what is on the way.

08In development

Archive and history

Delivered packages move to a clean archive you can search later.

09In development

Order-email linkage

Each package stays connected to the retailer, the order, and the email thread it came from.

10In development

Ask Kahvor

Ask about any package — “where is my replacement order?” — and get an answer grounded in your deliveries and email context.

11In development

Notification controls

Choose which delivery moments are worth an interruption.

12Planned

Return awareness

Return eligibility and return deadlines surfaced from the order, so a return window never closes unnoticed.

13Planned

Replacement tracking

Replacement shipments stay connected to the original order and the conversation that caused them.

14Planned

Refund intelligence

Refund confirmations matched to their orders, and pending refunds flagged when they take too long.

Kahvor Delivery reads tracking information from shipment and order emails and supports tracking numbers from major carriers. Kahvor does not claim carrier partnerships. Carrier detail varies: some carriers share delivery photos and precise windows, others share less — Delivery shows what the carrier actually provides and never invents certainty.

Connected to Halo

Your email already knows where your packages are.

Delivery doesn’t start from a blank list. Halo identifies order and shipping emails; Delivery turns them into live, watched packages — and both products can answer questions about the same story.

The difference

Delivery next to a traditional tracker

Traditional trackers show scans. Delivery connects the package to the order, email, risk, and next action.

Comparison between a traditional package tracker and Kahvor Delivery
Traditional trackerKahvor Delivery
Requires manual tracking numbersDiscovers packages from email
Displays raw carrier eventsExplains what is happening
Reports status after it changesFlags packages at risk early
Separates tracking from the orderLinks tracking to the order and sender

When something goes wrong

Delivery tells you what to actually do.

A stalled package is a problem to solve, not a status to refresh.

It notices before you do

A label created five days ago with no carrier movement gets flagged as at risk — not silently left as “pre-shipment.”

It explains the situation

“The carrier hasn’t received this package yet. That usually means the seller hasn’t shipped it.” Plain language, grounded in the carrier’s actual events.

It recommends the next step

Contact the seller, check the original order, or wait one more scan cycle — with the order email one tap away because everything stays linked.

Want updates as Delivery takes shape?

Kahvor Delivery is in development, coming first to iPhone. Tell us you’re interested and we’ll reply when the beta opens — nothing else is collected or stored.