Every traveler gets their own list
Tell us who's going and how old they are. Each person gets a list that suits their age, all inside one family trip, so you can see at a glance who still needs pajamas.
Shared, not copied
Coming soon
The list will live in one place your partner can open too, so you can both see what's done without screenshotting it to the family group chat. This version keeps the trip on one phone.
The kid math, done for you
- Diapers by age: sized for your child's age on this trip.
- Coming soon Wipes, delays, and buying more there: hours of travel, a carry-on cushion, and packing less if you'll buy diapers at your destination.
- Coming soon Swim days: swim diapers counted for each swim day. The beta uses a flat count.
- Coming soon Potty training: it asks whether your child is in pull-ups or trained and wants backups, and suggests pull-ups for flights.
- Coming soon Feeding: for babies under 12 months, it asks whether you're breastfeeding, using formula or using bottles, and shows tips for security, warming feeds and takeoff.
Laundry caps
If you'll have laundry access, a laundry day lowers how many clothes you need to bring.
Coming soon
Outfits that make sense for small people
Plan each day: park, pool, dinner. Little ones under 5 get a spare outfit every day, because they'll need it. Pieces that can be worn again are counted once.
Tips when they're useful, and only then
- Flying with a baby? Feed them or offer a pacifier during takeoff and landing to help with ear pressure.
- Older kids can chew gum or suck on a hard candy.
- Pack a spare outfit for your child and one for yourself in the carry-on.
- Coming soon Comfort item on the list? Packworthy will remind you to check for it at hotel checkout, along with chargers left in the wall.
Coming soon
Swipe to pack, one-handed
Swipe an item to mark it packed. It stays in place, so the list doesn't shuffle while you're holding a toddler. If you'd rather tap, every row also has a checkbox.