TrailCarry Studio

Field notes / Weight planning

Turn your measured list into a packing checklist

Check items off, filter what remains and keep a portable backup without an account.

A weight list can become a useful final packing check when the items are specific enough to recognise. “Personal essentials” is fine as an early placeholder, but several named rows may be easier to verify when you are physically packing.

Check after the item goes in

Use the checkbox beside each row. The packed count updates immediately, while the weight totals remain unchanged: checking a row records progress, not inclusion in the calculation. The Unpacked filter shows what is still unchecked. Search also matches categories and notes.

Review the full list before printing

The printable version includes every item, even if the on-screen search is filtered. It includes notes, check marks, trip weights and a short forecast explanation. This keeps a temporary filter from silently removing gear from your paper checklist. Use your browser's Save as PDF destination for a digital copy.

Choose a saving method

By default, work exists only in the open tab. Download JSON creates a project file you can import later. Save on this device opts into local browser storage; it is not an account, cloud backup or sync service. Forget saved copy removes that stored version while leaving the current tab open. Clearing browser storage can also remove it.

Move a plan between devices

Download JSON, transfer that file using your own chosen method, and open it with Import JSON on the other device. Import accepts TrailCarry version 1 files under 1 MB with up to 200 items. It replaces the current plan but can be undone in the tab. Keep private trip details out of filenames if you intend to share them publicly.

Try the numbers with your own measurements in the free gear planner.

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