A packing checklist you can tick off, add your own rows to, download as a CSV or Excel file, or print and tape inside the suitcase lid. Switch between the domestic and international list. No signup, no email. Everything saves in your browser.
Tick an item once it is in the bag. Everything saves automatically in this browser, nothing is uploaded.
Most packing templates treat the destination as a footnote. It is the main variable. On a domestic trip, a forgotten item is an errand: you buy it nearby, in your own currency, in a language you speak. The only real casualties are your own prescriptions and anything genuinely irreplaceable.
International travel changes the category of failure. What hurts is no longer items, it is permissions and access:
None of those are expensive purchases. They are cancelled trips.
At home, a phone charger costs what a phone charger costs. At an airport it is sold by the only shop you can reach, to a customer who cannot leave and cannot wait. Sunscreen at a beach resort, a travel adapter in a terminal, a replacement prescription at a foreign pharmacy: the item is ordinary, the price is not, and the reason is simply that you have run out of alternatives.
That is the case for making the list before the day of the flight, and for keeping it somewhere you will actually look.
The packing list generator asks where you are going and what kind of trip it is, then builds the checklist for you and sends it to WhatsApp in one tap. This page is the version you print or open in Excel.
Curious what forgetting has already cost you? The Forgetfulness Tax Calculator adds up the late fees and lapse charges.
Yes. It is free, there is no signup and no email gate. Everything you type saves in your own browser and is never uploaded, so you can close the tab and come back to the same list.
Yes. Download Excel gives you a real .xlsx file you can open in Excel or upload to Google Sheets, and Download CSV works anywhere. Each row exports with whether it is packed, the item, and which section it belongs to.
The domestic list assumes you can buy almost anything you forget nearby, so it focuses on your own medicines and the genuinely irreplaceable. The international list adds what money cannot fix at check-in: passport validity, visa proof, return ticket, hotel bookings, insurance details, telling your bank you are travelling, the right plug shape, and a SIM arranged before you land.
Yes. Every row is editable, you can delete any row, and + Add item appends your own. Nobody else knows which thing you personally always forget.
Switching replaces the rows, so it asks you to confirm first. If you want to keep a version, download the CSV or Excel file before switching.
Yes. Print / PDF prints just the checklist, without the buttons and the trip toggle, so it fits on a page you can tape inside the suitcase lid.
This page is the version you print or open in a spreadsheet. The generator asks where you are going and what kind of trip it is, builds the list for you, and sends it to WhatsApp in one tap so you can tick items off from the airport queue. Same lists underneath, different destination.
That is the gap. Print this for packing day, then text NagMeLater "remind me tomorrow at 8pm to pack for Goa" so the list arrives while there is still time to buy anything missing. Send the whole checklist as to-dos and reply "project goa" to see what is left, from the airport queue. First 5 reminders free, to-dos always free.
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