Track your Amazon orders in a Google Sheet

Every Amazon order becomes a row in a Google Sheet you own: what you bought, what it cost and where it is, from Amazon's order emails.

Ask your AI assistant:

“TrackerHacker my Amazon orders”

How it works

In Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, type TrackerHacker my Amazon orders.
The first time, your assistant asks you to connect TrackerHacker. Sign in with Google and tap Allow. That's your sign-up too: there's no separate account to make.
Your assistant makes the sheet in your own Google Drive (the ready-made Online orders sheet) and tells you what's left to do.
Amazon emails an order confirmation from auto-confirm@amazon.com for every order. You forward those to your TrackerHacker address with one Gmail filter, and each one becomes a row.
From then on TrackerHacker fills the sheet by itself, day and night, even when your assistant isn't open. Ask your assistant about it any time.

Date: The day you placed the order.
Shop: Where you ordered from, like Amazon.
Order number: The shop's number for the order. A later email about the same order updates its row.
Items: What you ordered, as the email lists it.
Total: What the order cost, including tax and shipping, if the email says.
Currency: ISO code such as USD; blank means your usual currency.
Status: Where the order is, like Ordered, Shipped, Delivered or Cancelled.

Orders get their own Online orders sheet, one row per order, apart from your bank's transactions.
A later email about the same order, like shipped or delivered, updates its row instead of adding another.
Other shops' order emails can go to the same sheet: forward them too.
Fixed rules called hacks write each row, not AI guesses, so the same email always makes the same row.
TrackerHacker keeps none of your mail: each message is read once, and the rows live only in your own sheet.
Free to start, with every personal feature.