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Restore the real Amazon items behind generic Gmail shipment notices. Own your receipts. Amazon shipment emails can replace the products you bought with generic labels such as “1 Electronics item.” Order Mirror restores the real item names in the matching Gmail message from Amazon order pages you choose to sync. HOW IT WORKS • Open Your Orders or an order-details page on Amazon.com. • Click Order Mirror, then choose “Sync this Amazon page.” • Open the Amazon shipment message with the same order number in Gmail. • Order Mirror adds a clearly labeled local card with the actual item names. The original email is not changed. YOUR DATA, YOUR CHOICE • Captured order details stay in this Chrome profile. • No Order Mirror account, analytics SDK, advertising, or developer-owned order database. • Mark any order “Local only” to exclude it from Gmail publishing. • Optionally create a private self-receipt in Gmail. In version 0.1.0, Order Mirror opens a reviewable Gmail compose window; you choose whether to send it. • Export a portable JSON backup, restore a backup, or delete all local captures at any time. Order Mirror only syncs when you click the button on a supported Amazon order page. It never asks for your Amazon password, reads Amazon cookies, searches your Gmail inbox through an API, or sends purchase history to an Order Mirror server. Version 0.1.0 supports US Amazon.com order-history and order-detail pages, Gmail on the web, and Amazon shipment messages containing the same order number as a captured order. Amazon and Gmail page updates may occasionally require an Order Mirror update. If an exact order-number match is unavailable, Order Mirror does not guess. Order Mirror is independent software and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Amazon or Google.
Aug 6, 2026
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