FamJet

Packing for a family trip means packing for several people at once. The baby needs pacifiers and the white noise machine. The six-year-old needs one specific comfort toy or nobody sleeps. Somewhere in there you also have to remember your own phone charger. FamJet builds the list for you. Tell it where you're going, when, how you're getting there, and where you're staying. Add the people traveling and their ages. About two minutes later you have a packing list broken out by category and by person, with items that fit a four-month-old, a six-year-old, and a teenager instead of one generic checklist. Then it behaves like a list you'd actually keep. Tap to check something off, swipe away what you don't need, add the things only your family would think of. Star what you can't leave without, then filter down to just those, or to whatever's still unpacked. Quantities change with a tap. Some items come with a note attached. Sunscreen flags that Hawaii and parts of Mexico ban non-reef-safe formulas. Tap the stroller and you'll get a reminder to check your airline's cabin size limit first. And if you're cruising, the note on the power strip will save you the one that gets confiscated at the gangway. The list doesn't stop at the suitcase. FamJet also builds a pre-departure checklist for the house: arrange pet care, hold the mail, lock the garage, turn off the water main. It's the part you usually remember from the driveway. Save your family once and pull them into the next trip with one tap. Enter a birth month and year and the age group keeps up as your kids grow, so next summer's list won't assume your toddler is still in diapers. Your lists sync with the FamJet website, so you can plan at your desk and pack from your phone. FamJet is free. No credit card, no upgrade screen. Two parents of two built it, after one too many trips spent rewriting the same list in a notes app.