Lion Tracker for Android

The good stuff

It’s actually fast. I mean, loading up 150+ orders takes less than five seconds. The layout is clean - no clutter, just the info I need. What really helped was when a shipment got delayed at a regional hub. I saw the update in real time, with the exact reason logged. That saved me from calling the driver twice. And the PODs? They’re right there under each order. No more digging through Gmail attachments. Also, it works offline-ish - I can check statuses even without signal, which is huge during those rural deliveries.

The not-so-good

It’s not exactly flashy. No dark mode, no custom notifications, nothing fancy. If you’re used to apps like FedEx or UPS with slick animations and tracking maps, this feels basic. There’s also no way to filter by date range or sort by priority. You just scroll through everything. And yeah, the developer’s unknown - that’s a little weird. But honestly, since it’s free and does one thing well, I don’t care too much. Also, it only runs on Android 9 and up. So if you’re still on an older device, forget it.

Bottom line

If you’re part of a business using Lion logistics, and you need to check delivery status and PODs on the go, Lion Tracker for Android is worth downloading. It’s simple, reliable, and free. It won’t win any design awards, but it gets the job done without drama. Skip it if you’re not tied to Lion’s system, or if you want a polished experience. Otherwise, it’s a solid tool for keeping your supply chain from falling apart. Try it - no risk, no cost.