USPS Tests New Informed Delivery App for Mail and Package Tracking on Android and iOS
USPS launches beta of 'Informed Delivery' app for Android and iOS, letting you preview your mail and track packages right from your smartphone.

USPS Launches Beta Testing for Informed Delivery App
The United States Postal Service (USPS) is beta testing a new mobile app, 'Informed Delivery,' designed to help users track their mail and packages more efficiently. The service, which has been available via email, now comes with a user-friendly app for both Android and iOS devices.
Key Features:
- Daily Digest Notifications: Users receive notifications showing what mail and packages are scheduled to arrive each day, including grayscale images of letter-sized mail.
- Photos of Mail: See exterior images of your mail before it arrives.
- Mailer-Provided Digital Content: Access special offers and related links associated with your mail.
- Tracking Capabilities: Scan tracking numbers or label barcodes to track the status of inbound or outbound USPS packages.
- Delivery Status Updates: Receive real-time updates on delivery statuses directly on your smartphone.
Beta Testing:
- Android Users: Can join the beta program via a private Google Group and access the app through the Play Store.
- iOS Users: The beta program has reached capacity, but users can sign up via TestFlight for future openings.
This app aims to enhance the user experience by providing a more interactive and convenient way to stay informed about their mail and packages.
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