Your online order history, organized.
Status reviewed August 21, 2026.
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Tracker securely connects to supported inboxes, recognizes purchase and delivery emails, and turns them into one searchable order history. It is designed for people who buy across multiple retailers or email addresses and want a reliable answer to questions such as:
- What did I buy from Target last week?
- Which orders have not arrived?
- How much did I spend this month?
- Where is a specific product or shipment?
| Capability | Status |
|---|---|
| Tracker accounts | Public |
| Email-code sign-up and sign-in | Available |
| Google, Microsoft, and Discord sign-in | Available |
| Gmail inbox connection | Limited while Google reviews the Gmail scope |
| Outlook inbox connection | Final testing |
Personal REST API (orb_ keys) |
Available — API docs |
| Remote MCP for agents | Available — MCP docs |
| Mobile app and push notifications | Planned |
Signing in with Google or Microsoft identifies your Tracker account. It does not connect or read the corresponding mailbox. Inbox access is a separate, explicit authorization.
Paste https://app.tracker.orbglide.com/mcp into Claude, Cursor, or Grok, sign in to Tracker, and approve read scopes. Scripts can use personal API keys from Settings → Developers (Authorization: Bearer orb_…). Agents query the purchase graph only — never Gmail credentials, never raw email by default.
Tracker's live Privacy Policy, Terms, and Support pages are the controlling public documents.
This is the public documentation, feedback, and support repository for Tracker by Orbglide. The production application source and infrastructure remain private.
- Read the frequently asked questions.
- See the public stack overview.
- Understand the privacy and security model.
- Follow the public roadmap.
- Ask a question in GitHub Discussions.
- Report a reproducible problem with a GitHub issue.
Please do not post order numbers, tracking numbers, email addresses, screenshots containing personal information, OAuth codes, or account credentials in a public issue.
- One person can have several shopping inboxes and identities.
- Orders are event histories, not disposable notification cards.
- Account authentication and mailbox authorization are separate.
- Provider access should be read-only and narrowly scoped.
- Automated answers should be grounded in the user's own verified order records.
- Agent access is permissioned and read-only — never a mailbox share.
Tracker is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the retailers and carriers it recognizes.