Free travel tools
Everything here runs in your browser, needs no account, and sends nothing anywhere. They are the parts of trip planning that are pure arithmetic, the parts worth automating so you can think about the rest.
Group packing planner
Assign shared gear, quantities and owners, then download the checklist.
Open toolTrip countdown
Count the calendar days and weeks until departure.
Open toolRoad trip fuel calculator
Estimate fuel costs in metric or US units and split them between travellers.
Open toolRoad trip time calculator
Add driving time, breaks and stops to plan your journey.
Open toolPacking list generator
Answer five questions, get a packing list sized to your actual trip length and trip type.
Open toolCarry-on size checker
Enter your bag dimensions and see which of 32 airlines it fits, free or paid.
Open toolLiquids & 3-1-1 calculator
Add up your toiletries and find out whether they clear the one-litre bag rule.
Open toolTrip cost splitter
Log who paid for what on a group trip and get the fewest transfers that settle it.
Open toolPassport expiry checker
Check your passport against the six-month and Schengen three-month rules.
Open toolTravel plug & voltage finder
See which plug and voltage your destination uses, and whether you need an adapter or a converter.
Open toolTrip budget calculator
Turn shared and personal costs into a cost per person and per day, before anyone books.
Open toolWhy these tools
Most packing advice fails at the same two points: the list is generic, and the coordination is manual. A list built for "a week somewhere warm" does not know you are gone eleven nights and doing laundry once. A group of six splitting a villa does not need a spreadsheet, it needs to know who owes whom at the end.
These tools do the calculable half. The judgement half stays yours: what you actually wear, what you can borrow, what you would rather buy there. If you want the list to follow you onto the plane and stay in sync with whoever you are travelling with, that is what the app is for.
Guides that go with them
- How to pack carry-on only: the method behind the generator's carry-on mode.
- Packing and planning a group trip: who brings the shared gear, and how to not end up with four hairdryers.
- Packalong vs PackPoint: if you are choosing between packing apps rather than just needing a list today.
Take the list with you
The tools here are one-shot. Packalong keeps the list, checks items off as you pack, and syncs it with everyone else on the trip, including who paid for what.
