Your pickups, at a glance
Five orders from three shops, sorted by what needs you first.
Garden seedsParcel locker by the supermarket, door 19. Code 482 913
Last dayBookshelfPickup point in town, box 18. Collect by Monday.
Waiting for youFurniture orderStore pickup desk. Collect within 7 days.
Waiting for youRunning shoesWith the courier, arriving Wednesday.
On its waySunscreenPicked up Saturday.
Collected
An example list. Pickup Line reads the shop, courier, and locker emails for you and keeps the codes in one place.
What it does
- Forward once
- Send your order and courier emails to one address, and it does the rest.
- Codes and deadlines
- Locker doors, PINs, and the last day to collect, on one screen and on your calendar.
- A route when there’s several
- Three pickups in town? It orders them so you’re not driving in circles.
- Nothing sent back
- A nudge the day before the locker gives up on you.
Why we built it
“Four orders, three shops, two lockers, and I can’t remember what’s coming where.”
Every shop has its own email, every courier its own app, and every locker its own deadline. We kept a running list by hand, and that list is the workaround.
Where it stands
Building. The first version is running for its founder, reading her order emails and reminding her before each locker deadline. Next, it learns to take forwarded order emails from anyone.
Tell us if you’d use it.
Tell me when it’s ready
It’s still an idea on paper. Leave your email and we’ll write when there’s something to try, and maybe ask what you’d need from it.
We only use your email for news about Pickup Line. It’s never shared or sold.