All I Need: Packing List

Packing is not a memory problem. It is arithmetic with a weather forecast attached.

Five days in Miami is four nights, one long flight, and rain on three of them.

All I Need starts there and builds the list from the trip you actually booked.

IT KNOWS HOW MANY

Every item carries a base rate, a spare and a ceiling. Underwear is one a day plus one. Trousers are one for every three days. Twenty one days does not ask for twenty one shirts, because the ceiling knows you will find a washing machine.

Set a rule once and it holds for every trip after it. Type a number by hand and the app leaves it alone, because a typed number is a decision, not a default.

IT READS THE FORECAST

Take an umbrella. It will be hot. The sun is fierce. Snow is forecast. You will need an adapter. A long flight. You will wash something.

Twelve rules. Eight read the forecast for where you are going, four read the trip itself: the plug, the border, the length of the flight, the day you will run out of clean shirts. At most five reach you. Each appears once, each can be dismissed, and none appears at all if a list you already chose has it covered.

THE LIST IS THE PRODUCT

No streaks. No badges.

WHAT IS IN IT

Twelve lists, from Essentials to Formal to Beach to Family. Every one editable down to the last item, and every one resettable when you have edited it into a corner. Mark the ones you take on every trip and they arrive already selected.

Hotels, flights, transport, contacts and notes, in the same place as the bag.

A Home Screen widget with the countdown and the packed ring. A Lock Screen countdown and a Dynamic Island that start two days out and finish with "Packed. Have a good trip."

NO ACCOUNT, NO ADS

There is no account to make. There is no server of ours. There is nothing to sign up for, which means there is nothing to delete later. The app counts how it is used and reports crashes, and nothing it counts names you, a trip or anything you typed.

The app does not ask where you are. You tell it where you are going. Everything works offline except the forecast and the city search. The last forecast fetched is shown with the time it arrived.

Sync, when you want it, runs through your own iCloud. Not ours.

30 DAYS FREE, THEN LIFETIME PRO

For your first 30 days everything is yours: unlimited trips, all twelve packing lists, your own lists, three templates, sync, the forecast, the advice and the widget. No card and nothing to cancel.

After that, everything you made stays yours to read. Lifetime Pro unlocks planning, packing and editing again: one payment, yours for life, never a subscription.

All I Need is a dymn app. dymn makes tools for the things people do often enough that the friction adds up. Bought once, no accounts, no ads. dymn.io