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Two adults. One packing list.
See what is packed, who packed it, and which bag still needs something. One Carrylist Household subscription adds one invited adult on a separate Apple Account.
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All your children’s bags. Free on your own.
Carrylist’s solo use has no limit on children, bags, items, or routines. Household sharing is the paid part.
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Tomorrow’s bags are ready to work on tonight.
Tonight shows the next day’s scheduled bags. Check off packed items in the evening and keep that state into the morning.
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Weekly kit, on its own days.
A routine adds recurring equipment to the appropriate bag on selected weekdays. Use it for swimming, PE, and library returns.
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A printed list becomes editable bag items.
Scan a school or club list in Carrylist, review the words, and add the items you choose. Recognition runs on your device.
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The bag that leaves next comes first.
Today sorts bags by departure time. Each bag belongs to a child and destination, so the next departure is clear.
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A reminder for what is still unpacked.
Optional notifications can remind you 30 minutes before a bag leaves. If a bag has essentials, only its missing essentials trigger the reminder.
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Keep packing without a signal.
Check items off on your device while offline. Shared changes reach the other adult after iCloud reconnects.
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Keep school breaks out of the daily list.
A school break suppresses a bag from its first date through its last date. The weekly schedule remains for afterward.
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One date. One extra item.
One-off items appear only on the date you choose. Add trip documents or event equipment without changing the daily checklist.
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A name against the packing update.
In a shared household, packed items show who checked them off. Household displays the latest 25 activity entries.
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The same bag plan on iPad.
Carrylist supports iPadOS 18 or later as well as iPhone. Use the larger screen for the child and bag plan.
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