Deliver It 3D
How do I enter a tracking number in Deliver It 3D?
After creating an account and entering your address, you can enter a tracking number by poking around the main screen for about ten minutes—the interface is a bit cluttered with the 3D map. Once you find the input field, real-time updates appear quickly, so you'll see status changes like 'out for delivery' or 'dropped off' on your lock screen.
Can I set a specific delivery time window in Deliver It 3D?
No, the app only offers two time window options: morning or afternoon. You cannot schedule a specific hour like 2 PM, which can be frustrating if you need to be home at an exact time. For more precise scheduling, you may need to look into other delivery services.
Why does Deliver It 3D drain my phone battery so fast?
The 3D map feature, which shows a virtual truck driving through a city, runs by default and consumes significant power—one user reported battery dropping from 60% to 30% in under an hour. To save battery, close the app when not actively tracking, or switch to a simpler tracking app if battery life is a concern.
What should I do if Deliver It 3D says my delivery area isn't available?
The app has limited coverage, especially in rural areas like rural Minnesota. If you see an 'unavailable' message, you'll need to use an alternative carrier or service for that address. Check the app's coverage map before scheduling a delivery to avoid disappointment.
How does Deliver It 3D compare to standard package tracking apps like USPS or FedEx?
Deliver It 3D adds a 3D map gimmick with a moving truck animation, which is fun for kids but drains battery and isn't practical for most users. Standard apps like USPS or FedEx provide simpler, battery-friendly tracking with more precise delivery time options and broader rural coverage, making them better for everyday use.
