Free packing app for iPhone

The packing list you actually reuse.

NanoPack builds a smart list tailored to your trip, remembers what you always bring, and works fully offline. Never forget an item, never lose a list.

Download on theApp StoreFree on the App Store, or try it in your browser below.
  • iPhone
  • iPad
  • Mac
  • Apple Watch
18 / 25 packedFlight in 5h
Tailored to your trip
Weather, activities and who is coming shape the list.
Reuse forever
One Kit, every trip, ready in seconds.
Fully offline
Works anywhere, no account needed.
Fair pricing
Free and complete. One-time Pro, no ads.

The app

Everything a packing app should have been all along.

Smart per-trip lists

Answer a few questions and get a complete list tailored to your trip, with the reason behind every item.

Pack once, reuse forever

Your Kit grows with you. Every trip is ready in seconds, not from a blank page.

Works fully offline

On the plane, up a mountain, abroad with no signal. Your list is always there.

Never lose a list

Local-first and rock solid. NanoPack does not quietly drop your stuff.

Unpack mode

At the end of the trip, check off in reverse so you leave nothing behind.

On every screen

Check off from your home-screen widget, the Dynamic Island and your Apple Watch.

A look inside

The whole trip, from first question to last item.

Describe your trip, get a tailored list
Your Kit, packed once and reused
Smart insights before you leave
Unpack mode, so nothing is left behind
Every trip in one place

One app, every screen.

Plan on iPad, pack on iPhone, tick the last items off on your Watch. With Pro, every trip stays in sync across your devices through your own iCloud.

  • iPhoneThe core, always in your pocket
  • iPadPlan on a bigger screen
  • MacAt your desk before a trip
  • Apple WatchCheck off on the go

Try it free, no download

Build a packing list right here.

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Documents and money

Clothing (2 to 3 days)

Toiletries (carry-on friendly)

Tech

Day bag and extras

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Packing lists for every trip

Weekend Trip Packing ListEverything for a 2 to 3 day getaway in one carry-on, nothing you will regret leaving behind.Beach Packing ListSun, sand and sea covered, including the after-sun and dry bag most lists forget.Cruise Packing ListThe complete cruise packing list: what to pack for sea days, ports and formal nights, what not to bring, what the ship already provides, and a printable checklist.Alaska Cruise Packing ListWhat to pack for an Alaska cruise: layers, waterproofs and binoculars for cold, wet, scenic days, even in summer.Caribbean Cruise Packing ListWhat to pack for a Caribbean cruise: light, sun-safe clothing, reef-safe sunscreen and quick-dry swimwear, plus one dressy night.Royal Caribbean Packing ListWhat to pack for a Royal Caribbean cruise, including the fleet-wide power strip ban, the formal-night dress code and the SeaPass essentials.Carnival Cruise Packing ListWhat to pack for a Carnival cruise: the fun-casual essentials, Cruise Elegant night, and the soda and drink rules that are different from other lines.Disney Cruise Packing ListWhat to pack for a Disney cruise: Pirate Night gear, the family and kids essentials, and the little extras that make a Disney sailing.Camping Packing ListShelter, warmth, food and safety for a night under canvas, without forgetting the headlamp or the trash bags.Road Trip Packing ListSnacks, entertainment and comfort for the miles, plus the car kit you only miss when you need it.Ski Trip Packing ListWarm, dry and protected on the slopes, including the sunscreen and hand warmers people always forget.Backpacking Packing ListEverything on your back and nothing more, with the water treatment and blister care that make or break a trek.Vacation Packing ListA complete, reusable list for almost any vacation, from documents to the layer you always wish you had.College Packing ListDorm, study and laundry sorted for move-in day, without the clutter you will haul home in June.Hospital Bag Packing ListA calm, complete hospital bag checklist for mom, your partner and the baby, ready to grab and go.Baby Packing List (Travel)Feeding, changing, sleep and comfort for traveling with a baby, plus more spare outfits than you think.Hawaii Packing ListBeach, sun and adventure for the islands, with the reef-safe sunscreen Hawaii actually requires.Japan Packing ListWhat to bring for Japan by season, from cash and an IC card to the slip-on shoes you will thank yourself for.Disney World Packing ListWhat to pack for the Disney World parks: comfortable shoes, a park bag within the size rules, rain gear, a power bank, and the snacks you are allowed to bring.International Travel Packing ListWhat to pack for international travel: the documents, adapters and health kit that make crossing borders smooth, plus copies of everything.Europe Packing ListWhat to pack for Europe: comfortable shoes for the cobblestones, a Type C or F adapter, layers for changeable weather, and the entry rules to know before you go.Iceland Packing ListWhat to pack for Iceland: proper waterproof layers, a swimsuit for the hot springs, and the wind-and-weather kit the island demands in any season.Costa Rica Packing ListWhat to pack for Costa Rica: quick-dry clothes and rain gear, serious insect repellent, reef-safe sunscreen and sturdy shoes for the rainforest and the coasts.Mexico Packing ListWhat to pack for Mexico's Caribbean coast: a reef-safe sunscreen the cenotes actually require, light clothes, water shoes and plenty of swimwear.Italy Packing ListWhat to pack for Italy: comfortable shoes for the cobblestones, a scarf for the churches, a Type C/F/L adapter and a zipped bag for the crowds.Thailand Packing ListWhat to pack for Thailand: light clothes with a cover-up for the temples, strong repellent, a reef-safe sunscreen the marine parks require, and cash.Business Trip Packing ListWhat to pack for a business trip: a carry-on capsule wardrobe, the tech that keeps you working, and the one backup outfit that saves the meeting.Festival Packing ListWhat to pack for a music festival: the tent, rain boots and power banks that get you through mud, heat, cold nights and a phone with nowhere to charge.Safari Packing ListWhat to pack for a safari: neutral earth tones (never blue or black), a soft duffel for the weight-limited bush flights, and layers for the freezing dawn drives.Peru Packing ListWhat to pack for Peru: altitude-ready layers, rain gear for the wet season, and the passport rule that gets you into Machu Picchu.Hiking Packing ListWhat to pack for a day hike: the Ten Essentials, enough water, real layers and blister care, so a good trail never turns into a bad night out.Summer Camp Packing ListWhat to pack for sleepaway camp: label everything, send clothes that can get wrecked, and follow the camp's own list before this one.RV Packing ListWhat to pack for an RV trip: the hookup and leveling gear rentals leave out, a real camp kitchen, and a departure routine so nothing gets left behind.Honeymoon Packing ListWhat to pack for a honeymoon: book travel in the name that matches your passport, pack for the dressy nights, and tell the resort you are newlyweds.Study Abroad Packing ListWhat to pack for a semester abroad: the visa paperwork, months of any prescription, and the right electronics, then buy the bulky basics when you land.Disneyland Packing ListWhat to pack for Disneyland in California: shoes for two walkable parks, a park bag within the size rule, a layer for cool evenings, and the Disneyland app.Florida Packing ListWhat to pack for Florida: year-round sun and humidity, a poncho for the daily afternoon storm, repellent for the Everglades, and a layer for fierce air-conditioning.