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What is the best AI packing list app?

Checked October 26, 2026, the packing apps that name a price are not the same product. OdyVoy still sells AI packing lists, with a free cap of three a day and Premium Economy at €6.99 a month. PackMate's U.S. App Store listing says the download is free, then prints PackMate Pro at both $6.99 and $9.99 without saying which charge is which. Packr and PackPoint build the list from the forecast and the activities, and neither calls that a chatbot: Packr's pricing page shows $2.99 a month, while PackPoint's website prints no price and the store links on it both show $2.99.

Checked Oct 26, 2026

Comparison

Prices and best-for lines are copied from the listings. Packr's monthly price does not match across its own pages, so the note says both figures.
ToolPriceBest forPlatformsListing checked
OdyVoy

Freemium

Free Economy is €0 and caps packing, visa, and jet-lag checks at three a day. A 3-day Boost Pass is €2.99. Premium Economy is €6.99 a month. First Class is €11.99 a month. See odyvoy.com/pricing before you pay.

The week before a flight, when packing, entry rules, and jet lag are the job.Website at odyvoy.com. The pricing page read October 26, 2026 does not name an app store.October 26, 2026
PackMate

Freemium

The homepage and the terms do not print a price. On October 26, 2026 the U.S. App Store listing said Free, then PackMate Pro $6.99, PackMate Pro $9.99, and 100 List Generations $0.99, without saying what period each Pro price covers.

An iPhone packing list that says it is generated, if you can read the Pro price in the app before you pay.The U.S. App Store listing read October 26, 2026 names iPhone and iPad. No Android listing was opened.October 26, 2026
Packr

Freemium

On October 26, 2026 the English 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 the same year and lifetime prices. The terms say the in-app price applies and may vary by country.

A forecast-and-activity list when the free limits and the paid prices need to be on a page.The English homepage says iPhone, iPad, and Android.October 26, 2026
PackPoint

Paid

packpnt.com does not print a price. On October 26, 2026 the App Store link on that site showed $2.99 for iPhone, and the Google Play link showed $2.99 Buy. Both listings are titled PackPoint Premium.

A paid checklist based on trip length, weather, and activities, when $2.99 is an acceptable one-time price.The App Store link on packpnt.com says only for iPhone, at $2.99. The Google Play link on the same page says $2.99 Buy.October 26, 2026
GuAIde

Free

On October 31, 2026 the homepage says there is no subscription and no paywall. If you paste your own Gemini, OpenAI, or Claude key, that provider bills you. The site says Gemini's free tier covers most travelers.

Phrases, packing, and a guide in one install, if you can live with a key step for unlimited AI.A site you add to a phone or a computer, not an app-store download, as described on the homepage last read October 19, 2026.October 31, 2026

Open OdyVoy when the list has to be the one the site calls AI, and the price has to be a number you can read before you install. On October 26 the pricing page still caps Economy at three AI packing lists, three visa checks, and three jet-lag uses a day, with no credit card on the homepage. Premium Economy is €6.99 a month. First Class is €11.99 a month and is the column with offline lists and multi-city packing. A 3-day Boost Pass is €2.99, paid once. Weather, health, currency, and group expenses are not on the free plan. Confirm a visa answer on a government site.

Open PackMate when you are already on an iPhone and you want the store page to say the list is generated. The homepage calls that AI. The U.S. listing is Free, then PackMate Pro $6.99, PackMate Pro $9.99, and 100 generations for $0.99. It does not say what period those Pro prices cover. The homepage describes sharing, sync, and offline use and does not say which of those are Pro. This pass did not find an Android listing.

Open Packr when you want the same kind of list PackPoint makes, with a pricing table. The English page shows $0 for unlimited trips, a 3-day forecast, sharing, and PDF export. Premium on that page is $2.99 a month, $19.99 a year, or $49.99 lifetime. The terms, effective July 23, 2026, list the month at $4.99 and agree on the year and the lifetime price. The homepage does not call the list AI. Family mode, sync, and custom items are in the feature list, and the pricing table marks them Premium.

Open PackPoint when you already know the app and $2.99 once is fine. On October 26 the website still does not print a price. The App Store and Play links on packpnt.com both open PackPoint Premium at $2.99. The App Store line says only for iPhone. TripIt import and custom activities are described on those store pages. This pass did not find a free PackPoint app on either link.

Open GuAIde when the packing list has to sit next to phrases and a menu camera, and you can accept a limit the site does not number. The homepage, last read October 19, says every panel is free, including packing, and that unlimited AI means pasting your own Gemini, OpenAI, or Claude key. That key is billed by the provider.

The listings

  • OdyVoy

    Freemium

    Free Economy is €0 and caps packing, visa, and jet-lag checks at three a day. A 3-day Boost Pass is €2.99. Premium Economy is €6.99 a month. First Class is €11.99 a month. See odyvoy.com/pricing before you pay.

    Best for The week before a flight, when packing, entry rules, and jet lag are the job.

    Platforms Website at odyvoy.com. The pricing page read October 26, 2026 does not name an app store.

    Economy is free for three AI packing lists a day. A 3-day Boost Pass is €2.99 once. Premium Economy is €6.99 a month. First Class is €11.99 a month, with offline lists and multi-city packing.

    Listing checked October 26, 2026

    Official site (opens in a new tab)

  • PackMate

    Freemium

    The homepage and the terms do not print a price. On October 26, 2026 the U.S. App Store listing said Free, then PackMate Pro $6.99, PackMate Pro $9.99, and 100 List Generations $0.99, without saying what period each Pro price covers.

    Best for An iPhone packing list that says it is generated, if you can read the Pro price in the app before you pay.

    Platforms The U.S. App Store listing read October 26, 2026 names iPhone and iPad. No Android listing was opened.

    The homepage calls the list AI. The store page says Free, then Pro at $6.99 and Pro at $9.99, plus 100 generations at $0.99, and it does not say which Pro price is a subscription.

    Listing checked October 26, 2026

    Official site (opens in a new tab)

  • Packr

    Freemium

    On October 26, 2026 the English 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 the same year and lifetime prices. The terms say the in-app price applies and may vary by country.

    Best for A forecast-and-activity list when the free limits and the paid prices need to be on a page.

    Platforms The English homepage says iPhone, iPad, and Android.

    Not described as a chatbot. 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. Multiple travellers and sync are on the Premium column.

    Listing checked October 26, 2026

    Official site (opens in a new tab)

  • PackPoint

    Paid

    packpnt.com does not print a price. On October 26, 2026 the App Store link on that site showed $2.99 for iPhone, and the Google Play link showed $2.99 Buy. Both listings are titled PackPoint Premium.

    Best for A paid checklist based on trip length, weather, and activities, when $2.99 is an acceptable one-time price.

    Platforms The App Store link on packpnt.com says only for iPhone, at $2.99. The Google Play link on the same page says $2.99 Buy.

    The website still builds the list from length, weather, and activities, and it still does not print a price. Both store links are titled PackPoint Premium at $2.99. No separate free app was on those links.

    Listing checked October 26, 2026

    Official site (opens in a new tab)

  • GuAIde

    Free

    On October 31, 2026 the homepage says there is no subscription and no paywall. If you paste your own Gemini, OpenAI, or Claude key, that provider bills you. The site says Gemini's free tier covers most travelers.

    Best for Phrases, packing, and a guide in one install, if you can live with a key step for unlimited AI.

    Platforms A site you add to a phone or a computer, not an app-store download, as described on the homepage last read October 19, 2026.

    The homepage says packing is included and there is no paywall. Unlimited AI means a key from Gemini, OpenAI, or Claude, billed by that provider. Not reread on October 26.

    Listing checked October 31, 2026

    Official site (opens in a new tab)

Also listed

  • Plantrip

    Basic, last read October 21, is $0 and includes packing lists with the itinerary, capped at 3 generations a month and 14 days. Plus is $3 a month. Pro is $5 a month. The packing list is part of the planner, not a separate app.

    FreemiumListing checked November 10, 2026

  • Stippl

    The Pro page, last read October 19, says packing lists stay free. Unlimited AI itineraries are €4.99 a month. The packing list is not described as the paid AI feature.

    FreemiumListing checked October 31, 2026

  • Tripser

    The homepage, last read October 19, marks the AI packing list as Pro. The limits page does not print the Pro price. A free account holds up to three trips.

    FreemiumListing checked November 1, 2026

  • Travie

    Reread November 9, 2026. The script no longer includes the packing checklist or the free early-access sentence. It says register as an early adopter and that premium features come at launch. It prints no price.

    See siteListing checked November 9, 2026

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