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TravelSheet is a packing list for iPhone and iPad that builds itself from the activities of a trip, with quantities per person, weight per piece of luggage and entry requirements for the destination.
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TravelSheet is a packing list for iPhone and iPad that builds itself from the activities of a trip, with quantities per person, weight per piece of luggage and entry requirements for the destination.
TravelSheet is a packing list for iPhone and iPad. You create a trip, say who is coming along, and tick a few activities: beach, hiking, skiing, city trip, camping. The app builds the list from that, quantities included. A week for three people gives you 21 T-shirts and one tent instead of a single line saying "clothes". Add entry and customs per country pair, weight per suitcase against your baggage allowance and a PDF to tick off on paper. $2.99 once, no subscription, no ads, no tracking, no account.
TravelSheet is a packing list for iPhone and iPad. You create a trip, say who is coming along, and tick activities: beach, hiking, skiing, city trip, camping. The list builds itself from that, quantities included; a week for three people gives you 21 T-shirts and one tent. Two things it does are rare in this kind of app. First, entry and customs per country pair: ID card or passport, visa, vaccinations, duty free allowances, plug type and emergency number. Second, weight per item, with estimates for around 170 standard things, added up per suitcase against your allowance. Plus list import, weather at the destination, document storage and PDF export. $2.99 once, no subscription, no ads, no tracking, no account. Data syncs only through the user's own iCloud.
Activities instead of an empty list: pick beach and hiking and you get swimwear and hiking boots, in the quantity that follows from the number of travellers and the length of the trip. Duplicates are recognised and kept once.
ID card or passport, visa, recommended vaccinations, duty free allowances, plug type and emergency number, depending on home and destination country. The recommended documents move onto the packing list with one tap, instead of being typed out.
Every item can carry a weight, and for around 170 standard things the app brings its own estimates. Per piece of luggage the total stands against your own allowance. You find out at home that the case is too heavy, not at the desk.
There is no login and no account with the developer. Data stays on the device and syncs through the user's own iCloud. With version 2.0 a trip can be shared across separate Apple Accounts, technically through CloudKit sharing, which is what other apps build a login for.
Planned release August 31, 2026
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