Core features are completely free β place search, community tags, door-number lookup and offline search. VIP tiers raise usage quotas; see in-app announcements for current plans.
Does it auto-detect my dispatch orders?
No. DeliveryRadar never reads your screen, never watches dispatches in the background, never intercepts or takes over your orders. It's a look-before-you-go tool: you type an address or community name to search β or actively pick an order screenshot from your gallery and let OCR read the address. You hold the initiative, always.
Will it conflict with foodpanda or Uber Eats?
No. DeliveryRadar is an independent lookup tool. It doesn't take over dispatches, modify orders, or hook into delivery apps β it simply helps you judge an address before accepting. Fully compliant.
Are my addresses and private notes synced anywhere?
Private notes are stored on-device only, never uploaded β export a CSV manually if you want a backup. Community tags are shared anonymously and carry none of your dispatch history or personal data. See the Privacy Policy.
Does offline mode really work?
Yes. Location data ships inside the app β after first install you can search, browse tags and read notes with no connection. Only uploading new tags, voting and community sync need network.
Does it track my location?
No. The GPS permission is used only in "Nearby mode" to compute distances β no uploads, no stored trails. Turn the permission off anytime; the app still works fully (you just lose nearby sorting).
Does the data cover my city?
The Taiwan-wide building database keeps growing, though coverage varies by area. In thinner areas, add places yourself β the more riders join, the faster it fills in.