Stay with PackPoint if the list you already trust is the one built from trip length, weather, and activities, and a one-time $2.99 is acceptable. The website on October 26 still describes that list and still does not print the price. The store buttons do. Both are titled PackPoint Premium. The App Store listing says only for iPhone. TripIt import and custom activities are on those store pages. This pass did not find a separate free app behind those links.
Leave PackPoint if you wanted the free download this listing used to describe, or if you need the list on a platform the App Store line does not name.
Open OdyVoy when the replacement has to say AI and has to print euros before you pay. Economy is three AI packing lists a day, with no credit card on the homepage. Premium Economy is €6.99 a month. First Class is €11.99 a month. A 3-day pass is €2.99 once. Visa notes and jet lag sit next to the list. Weather and currency do not, until you pay.
Open Packr when you want PackPoint's job, a pricing table, and iPhone, iPad, and Android in one sentence. The pricing page shows $0, then $2.99 a month, $19.99 a year, and $49.99 lifetime. The terms list the month at $4.99 and agree on the other two. It does not call the list AI. Multiple travellers, multi-destination trips, and sync are Premium on the table, even where the homepage feature list is quieter about that.
Open PackMate when the App Store sentence has to say the list is generated. The homepage calls it AI. The listing is Free, then Pro at $6.99 and Pro at $9.99, plus 100 generations at $0.99, with no period attached to either Pro price. iPhone and iPad are named. Android was not confirmed.
Open GuAIde when packing is one panel in a free pocket guide. The homepage, last read October 19, says there is no paywall, and that unlimited AI means your own model key. That page was not reread on October 26.