New reports appear on their own
The community courier map

Track Couriers Together

Every pin comes from someone nearby — the map only works because people like you report what they see.

How it works Why blurred?
What it is

A map made by people, not companies

Someone sees a courier and reports it in the app. Others see it on the map and know that company is around today. You can browse the map without an account.

Spotted

A courier seen on the road.

Delivered

A package that reached you.

How it works

Four steps of a pin

  1. Spot and pin

    Tap the plus button, or just long-press anywhere on the map.

  2. Pick a type

    Spotted when a courier is on the road. Delivered when a package has arrived.

  3. Others confirm

    Anyone with an account can confirm a report with a thumbs-up.

  4. The pin fades

    A report gradually fades on the map and expires after 3 hours.

Filter the map:
  • Carrier
  • Type
  • Distance
  • Time window
Privacy

Why is the location blurred?

Because the map should show where something is happening, not where someone is. Every report's location is blurred to a general area. You're tracking activity, never a specific person.

What we don't do. An exact point is a trail of a specific person.
How Paka works. You can see a courier is around, and that's enough.

A courier is a person

We don't show routes or live positions. Nobody can watch a specific person at work.

Your address stays yours

A "Delivered" report doesn't point to the door the courier stopped at.

Reports don't stay

After 3 hours they expire and disappear from the map.

Carriers on the map
  • InPost
  • DPD
  • DHL
  • UPS
  • GLS
  • FedEx
  • Orlen Paczka
  • Allegro One
  • Pocztex

Paka on your phone

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Google Play App Store