Packworthy builds your family's packing list from a few quick questions: the right amount for every traveler, nothing forgotten, nothing extra. Packing is heavy enough. Let the list do the lifting.
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Free for solo weekend trips. Built for parents, great for everyone.
Medication, a hairbrush, the charger brick (not just the cable), contact lens cases, toothbrushes. They get missed because you use them on autopilot. Packworthy asks about your day instead of making you scroll through categories: what you wear when you wake up, what's in your morning routine, what you charge at night. Each answer becomes a staple that adds itself to your next list.
Overpacking happens when you guess. Packworthy sizes clothing to your trip.
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You can plan outfit slots for each day, reuse pieces that can be worn again, and if you'll have laundry access, it packs fewer clothes after laundry day.
You pack for the trip you're taking, not every "what if".
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Tell us your child's age and the trip length, and the diaper and infant supplies calculator does the math for diapers, wipes, swim diapers and the carry-on stash, with a cushion in case of delays. Feeding questions only appear when they apply.
Everyone gets their own list inside one shared family trip, so nobody has to copy lists from phone to phone and nobody has to remember for everyone.
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Then swipe to pack: one swipe checks an item off, and it stays right where it was so the list doesn't jump around.
Who's going, their ages, your dates and where you're headed. Packworthy works out the rest, like weather, flying or driving, and plug adapters for international trips.
Each traveler gets a list sized to the trip. You can edit everything, including the dates.
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Check things off as they go in the bag.
Anything you add can stay for just this trip or be saved for next time.
Most packing apps are made for one adult with one suitcase. A family trip is a different job: per-person lists, diaper math, feeding on the plane, a spare outfit for the toddler and for you, and the comfort item that can't be left at the hotel. Packworthy was designed around that job from day one.
Solo trips of 2 nights or less, weekends included, are free with ads. Family trips, couples and longer getaways come as a single trip or a full year, so you only pay for the travel you actually do.
The most commonly forgotten items, like medication, chargers, toothbrushes and contacts, are things you use daily without thinking. Packworthy walks through your day (waking up, the bathroom, getting dressed, meals, evening, sleep) so routine items make the list.
It sizes quantities to your trip length and activities. Clothes that can be worn again are counted that way, and a laundry day reduces what you need to bring. You can also remove anything and tell it not to suggest that item again.
It depends on your child's age, how long the trip is, how long you'll be traveling and whether you'll buy more when you get there. The diaper and infant supplies calculator works this out for you. See How many diapers to pack for vacation for the rule it uses.
Yes. A family trip has one shared list with a section for each person, so you can split the work without texting lists back and forth.
Change the dates, destinations, travelers or items whenever you like. Nothing is locked once the trip is created.
No. It starts with about 4 questions. Any follow-ups are one-tap, only appear when they're relevant (for example, feeding questions only show up for babies), and can be skipped.
Packworthy asks whether to keep it for this trip only, always for you, or for every trip like this one. Your lists get smarter each time you travel.
Yes. It picks up international destinations from your answers and reminds you about passports and plug adapters.
Fewer things in the bag, nothing left behind.
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