Everyone gets their own corner
Give each item to a person or put it under Shared. One sunscreen for the whole family stays one item. Filter by person to see exactly what’s left for each of them.
For whoever packs for everyone
The whole family’s packing, on one list.
Packkin keeps every traveler’s things, the shared stuff and the jobs to do before you leave in one calm checklist. Then it remembers your best lists, so the next trip starts almost done.
- Free to start
- No subscription
- Works offline
13 – 20 Jul · 3 travelers
Lisbon with the kids
4 of 9 packed
Clothes
Essentials
For the flight
Before you leave the house
Go on, tap a few items. Try the filters too.
Packing for one is a list. Packing for four is a project.
Notes on your phone, a list on the fridge, a mental checklist at 11pm the night before. Packkin replaces all of them with one list that knows who each thing is for.
“Did anyone pack the charger?”
Every item has an owner, or lives under Shared, so nothing falls between two suitcases.
“I wrote this list last summer…”
Save a trip as a template and next year starts from the list that actually worked.
“Which bag is the sunscreen in?”
Give items a bag, then filter to see exactly what goes in the cabin bag.
“Did we turn off the water?”
Departure tasks get their own checklist, right next to your packing.
How the family packing list works From blank page to “we’re ready” in four steps.
- 1
Start with a head start
Pick an editable starter list, a template you saved last time, or a blank page. Name the trip and add dates if you like.
- 2
Give everyone a place
Add the people coming along. Each item belongs to one person or to Shared, and can go in a named bag.
- 3
Pack in as many sittings as it takes
Tick items off whenever you get to them. Filter by person or bag, hide what’s done and see what’s still missing.
Keep the list that worked
After you’re home, save the trip as a template. Next time starts from your own list, with every checkmark cleared.
Family packing list features Made for real families, not perfect ones.
Solo weekends, trips for two, or three kids and a grandparent. Packkin bends to fit.
Before-you-go tasks
The jobs that aren’t things to pack, kept on their own checklist.
Lists that get better
Save any trip as a template. New trips copy it with fresh checkmarks; your template stays untouched.
Bags, if you want them
Name your bags and assign items. Or skip it; a simple list works fine too.
Hand it over
Send a PDF or text copy of the whole trip, or just one person’s things, to the grandparents or the babysitter.
Offline, no account
Everything lives on your phone. No sign-up, no signal needed.
Backups you control
Export a full backup, preview it before restoring, and move to a new phone.
Straight answers
A small app that does one job well.
You’ll open Packkin a few times a year, a few days before you leave. It doesn’t need your attention the rest of the time, so it doesn’t ask for it.
Lists saved on your phone
One-time unlock, no subscription
No ads, no account
Nothing deleted to make room
Not yet: editing one list together across several phones. Today you share a snapshot instead.
Pricing: no subscription Free for your next trip. Pay once if you want more.
Free
Everything you need for one trip at a time.
$0
- 1 active trip
- 1 archived trip
- 1 personal template
- Unlimited travelers, bags and items
- Departure tasks, sharing and PDF
- Full backup and restore
Unlimited
For families who travel more than once a year.
US $4.99once
- Unlimited active trips
- Unlimited archived trips
- Unlimited personal templates
- Everything in Free
- A one-time in-app purchase, never a subscription
Unlock inside the app whenever you need it. Local prices may differ.
Packkin FAQ Questions before you zip up
Something else? Write to packkin.app@kurtem.com.
Do I need an account or an internet connection?
No. Packkin saves everything on your phone and the whole packing workflow works offline. There is nothing to sign up for.
Can my partner tick things off on their phone too?
Not yet. Today one person manages the list on one device. You can share a PDF or text snapshot so everyone can see the plan, but changes on a shared copy don’t sync back. Live family sync is something we’d like to build later; it isn’t in the app now.
Is Packkin a subscription?
No. Packkin is free to download, and unlimited trips and templates are a one-time in-app purchase of US $4.99 (local prices may differ). Nothing renews and there are no ads.
How many family members can I add for free?
As many as you like. The free version has no limit on travelers, bags, items or tasks; the only limits are on how many trips and templates you keep.
Can I keep a separate list for each child?
Yes, inside one trip. Add each child as a traveler and their things stay together: filter the list to one child, see what’s still missing for them, or share just their items as a PDF. Things everyone needs go under Shared.
How is Packkin different from a notes app or a spreadsheet?
A note is one long list; Packkin knows who each item is for and which bag it goes in. You can filter by person or bag, see what’s still missing, keep departure tasks on their own checklist, and save the trip as a template that starts fresh next time.
What does the free version include?
One active trip, one archived trip and one personal template, with no limits on travelers, bags, items or tasks. Sharing, PDF export and backups are free too.
What happens if I reach the free limit?
Nothing gets deleted or replaced for you. You can unlock unlimited trips and templates with a one-time purchase, or delete an old trip yourself to free the slot.
How do I avoid losing my lists?
Export a full backup from Settings and keep the file somewhere safe. You can restore it on the same or a new phone, and Packkin shows you what’s inside before replacing anything. There is no automatic cloud backup, so make a backup before you change phones.
Is it on iPhone?
Packkin is on Android through Google Play first. We’ll add an App Store link here when the iPhone version is ready.
Less to remember. More holiday.
Start your next trip’s list tonight. It’s free, and it’ll still be there for the one after.