Pick, Pack, Go: ADHD Packing
Phillip Forgo-Hess · Travel
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Two fixes to the editors in your library, and a clearer answer about templates. • Opening an item while you were typing in a section or kit's name or description no longer throws you back to the top of the editor when you close it. The list stays where it was and the keyboard stays down. The template editor works the same way. • An item that shows where else it lives, sitting right under an item with a note, is no longer taller than the rows around it. • Settings > Quick Answers > What's a Template? now explains that a template holds your real library items, not copies of them. If something's broken or confusing, I read every email: chum@sillysalmon.co
In-app purchases · US
No in-app purchases.
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About
I have ADHD. Pick, Pack, Go is the packing app I built because no travel app understood executive function—and no ADHD app understood packing. Pick, Pack, Go does one thing differently from every other packing app: your list starts full. You delete your way down to what you actually need, because recognising "not this" is easy and generating a list from nothing is the part that stalls. WHY PACKING BREAKS Packing asks for exactly what an ADHD brain struggles to supply on demand: starting a plan from nothing, holding "did I already pack that?" in your head, trusting that things still exist once they're zipped into a bag, and knowing how much time two hours before a flight actually is. HOW PICK, PACK, GO ANSWERS THAT • Never a blank page — every trip starts with a real, populated list, ready to refine rather than build • A full trip timeline — five phases: Prep, Pack, Travel, Plans, Return — not one flat list. So you won't forget to pickup your dry-cleaning *before* packing at 2am. • Double Check — an independent second pass over your critical items before you leave, not just one checkbox • Outfit planning — name an outfit, add garments, and it packs the actual clothing types for you • Reusable templates — save any trip once, personalize it forever after • The trip home is handled too — a homeward-leg repack resets your packing list in one tap; not an afterthought once you're already away • Local-first — no account, no login, nothing tracked. Your packing library lives on your device. ONE-TIME PURCHASE One-time purchase. No subscription, ever. Built by one person with ADHD.
What's new · 1.1.1
Two fixes to the editors in your library, and a clearer answer about templates. • Opening an item while you were typing in a section or kit's name or description no longer throws you back to the top of the editor when you close it. The list stays where it was and the keyboard stays down. The template editor works the same way. • An item that shows where else it lives, sitting right under an item with a note, is no longer taller than the rows around it. • Settings > Quick Answers > What's a Template? now explains that a template holds your real library items, not copies of them. If something's broken or confusing, I read every email: chum@sillysalmon.co
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