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About Packing List & Trip Planner

Never forget a thing again. Describe your trip in one sentence, typed or dictated, and Packliste builds the list that fits. Or take the few steps where the assistant asks about lodging, activities and how long you’re gone. Then check off what’s in the suitcase and see at a glance what’s still missing. Start right away - Your first list is free, ready for camping, the beach, a camper trip or a city trip - Suggestions while you type: a few letters are enough - Your own categories with emoji and color, rename and reorder items - Progress per category and for the whole list - Overview with a large card for the next trip, as a grid or a list - Dark mode, easy on the eyes in the tent at night - For iPhone and iPad, and on iPad the overview and list sit side by side New in 4.0 - Your trip in your own words: “ten days in a camper in Sweden with two kids” turns into a finished list. With Apple Intelligence, on device. - Dictate instead of typing - Trip weather from Apple Weather, right above the list - An archive for past trips, reusable with one tap - iPad in landscape, with your own column count Everything you need (Premium) Pay once, pack forever. No subscription. - Multiple lists, one per trip - Share a list: pack together from one list and see live what’s already in - Packing assistant for lodging, activities, duration and party size - Templates for camping, beach, city break, skiing, camper, caravan, vacation rental, festival, theme park and family - Weather and climate feed into the suggestions - Quantities per entry: “2× pants” instead of the same line twice - PDF export for printing and passing on - Reminders 7, 3 and 1 day before departure - Countdown, Live Activity and widgets for home screen and lock screen - My Things and Library: whatever always comes along is already there Two kinds of sharing Sharing a list means several people pack from the same list. Family Sharing means your Premium purchase covers up to 5 family members. Lists stay separate until you explicitly share one. What Premium costs One payment. Decide within the first 48 hours after setup and you get the reduced introductory price. No subscription, no follow-up costs. Your data is yours Your lists stay private and sync through your own iCloud account, with no separate sign-in. Text understanding runs on device. No ads, no tracking across apps. Your next vacation starts with a good list.

What’s new

Version 4.2 · Updated October 13, 2026

Packliste 4.2 is ready for iPhone Duo. On the unfolded screen, your trips and the selected packing list appear side by side. The layout adapts when you fold or rotate the device or use Split View. We also improved large-text and keyboard layouts and fixed smaller issues.

App privacy

The developer, Remo Adams-Schonfeld, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Usage Data: Product Interaction
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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