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Version 2.9 · 2026-04-18
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Too little checked to say Store information only. We haven’t analysed this app or read its reviews yet.
Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 2.9, updated 2026-04-18.








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Plan Smarter. Pack Faster.
TripList is your smart packing list — powered by AI. Tell us where you're going, and we'll build a personalized checklist in seconds. Or create one manually with templates. Simple, fast, no account required.
One trip is free. Creating more than one trip is a paid feature and requires a Premium subscription (Weekly or Yearly).
KEY FEATURES
• AI Packing Assistant — Enter destination, dates, and trip type. Get a complete, categorized checklist instantly.
• Smart Categories — Clothing, toiletries, electronics, documents, and more. Everything organized.
• Trip Templates — Beach, hiking, business, family trips. Start with a ready-made list and customize.
• Smart Suggestions — Tap to add essentials. Passports, chargers, sunscreen — never forget.
• Progress Tracking — Check off items as you pack.…
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