CarrylightChoose this trip’s clothes
Select photos in one batch. Names and types are optional; there is no full wardrobe setup.
A little wardrobe.
A whole trip.
Pick the clothes for this trip. Put an outfit on each day. Check every piece into your bag—once.
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From what you wear to what you pack.
Make a plan for each day
Arrange outfits by day and activity. Reuse a favorite piece as often as you like.
Check each piece once
The packing list follows your outfits. One physical piece gets one row, even across several days.
See the actual Android flow.
An Android QA example with 12 imported photos and three manually prepared daily outfits. The clip shows two reused pieces appearing once in the bag, followed by saved packing checks. These are example records, not customer results or a timing study.
Photo fixtures: The Met Open Access · public domain.
Try the idea on paper first.
A three-day outfit plan and a 12-piece packing sheet. Use the same clothes in your current tool to compare how long the task takes.
Three days, twelve pieces.
Destination ___________________
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Give each physical piece one ID. Reuse that ID in several outfits; check it once in the bag. This worksheet stores nothing online.
Built for your device.
Photos and trip plans stay on your device. Export photo backups to move or restore trips. Android 1.0.3 includes an optional Google AdMob banner and privacy choices. No account or Firebase Analytics.
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