This document outlines the sale of a package tracking service, including various products and assets. The business initially started as an internal tool for a toy company in 2006 and expanded to multiple platforms and products over six years. The primary service allows users to track packages across numerous carriers using web and mobile apps. The core components of the business include personal and commercial web applications, a beta version of the personal site, and iPhone applications (both free and paid). The personal version serves over 20,000 users and has tracked over 1.5 million packages from carriers like UPS, FedEx, and DHL. The service offers features such as package tracking via website, email, and browser extensions, along with notifications and historical data access. There's a $25/year plan for more extensive features. The commercial version is designed for online retailers, providing a way to integrate package tracking into their websites, which keeps customers on the retailers' sites. Various monthly plans are available, with a trial option transitioning to a limited free plan. The iPhone apps, despite not being updated recently, continue to attract downloads. The technology stack is primarily Ruby/Rails hosted on Heroku, with billing through Recurly and Stripe. The ideal buyer would have entrepreneurial skills and access to Rails and iOS developers, with opportunities for enhancing and expanding current revenue streams. The sale includes all domain names, source code, and design assets, but excludes certain accounts related to other businesses. The yearly gross revenue is about $9,700, with potential for growth by concentrating on the commercial aspect.