17TRACK
17TRACK is a package tracking app that helps you follow shipments from many carriers in one place and keep delivery updates organized.
What is 17TRACK?
17TRACK is a parcel tracking app for people who shop online and want to follow deliveries from multiple shipping carriers in one place. It lets you enter tracking numbers, detect supported carriers, and view shipment progress without checking each courier separately. The app is designed for everyday package tracking across domestic and international deliveries, and it can help users keep several orders organized at once. 17TRACK also supports account-based syncing so tracking information can stay available across devices and the web service. Common uses include monitoring marketplace orders, watching for delivery status changes, and receiving alerts when a shipment is updated. On Mac, users may encounter it as a desktop app for managing package tracking more conveniently than in a browser.
Key features
- Track packages from many shipping carriers in one place
- Add and manage multiple tracking numbers at the same time
- Receive notifications when shipment statuses change
- Sync tracking data across devices with an account
- Detect supported carriers for tracking numbers automatically
- Organize shipments with notes or categories
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
17TRACK is a legitimate package tracking app. It normally needs internet access to retrieve shipment updates, and account sign-in is expected if you want syncing or notifications across devices. The main privacy consideration is that tracking numbers and related shipment details may be stored with the service when you use cloud sync. If you use it only for occasional checks, you can limit what you save in the app and avoid adding notes that include sensitive personal information.
Recommendation: Keep 17TRACK if you regularly track online orders from multiple carriers or want delivery updates in one place. If you no longer use it, removing the app is usually reasonable and may delete locally stored tracking history unless it is synced with your account.
Common paths
/Applications/17TRACK.app
Cache paths
~/Library/Caches/net.yqtrack.app
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/17TRACK
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/net.yqtrack.app.plist
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