Give your bags a weight Any sublist, modular pouch, or your main pack can now have its own container weight — type the empty weight of the bag and it's counted toward your pack weight. No more adding the bag as a separate item just to make the numbers add up. Move it or keep a copy When you add a piece of gear that's already in another list, you can now choose to move it to the new spot or keep a copy in both places. A print-ready packing list The PDF export is now properly paginated for printing: numbered pages, clean breaks that never split an item in half, and your On-Body and "just for this trip" items are included. It also builds faster, and the Share button responds the moment you tap it. Plus a standard share icon in the full-screen photo viewer and assorted polish across the app.

More reliable when you edit a trip Removing an item — or a whole bag — from a trip is now rock-solid. We fixed an issue that could occasionally cause the app to close. Names you can read in full Sublist and pouch names now show completely instead of being cut off behind their cover photo. Weigh any bag at a glance Every collapsed sublist and pouch shows its total weight right on its card, so you can tell how heavy a bag is without opening it. A cleaner, less crowded list Packed items stay easy to read — marked by the checkbox instead of crossed out. Redundant type icons are gone, and light dividers set your On-Body and trip-only gear apart, so a long packing list is easier to scan.

Move a pouch anywhere — it stays a pouch Press and hold any modular pouch to move the whole thing, with all of its gear, wherever you need it: into another sublist, out to the top of your pack, or onto your body. It stays a pouch wherever it lands, and a worn pouch reads cleanly in your On Your Body list. One simple "+" for adding Every list now has a single "+" right in its header — your trip, each sublist, and each pouch — so adding gear or a new section is always one tap, in the same place. Search from the top The "find an item in this trip" search now lives in the navigation bar, always within reach. A clearer weight summary The summary cards at the top of each trip are reorganized, widened, and centered, so your pack, total, and base weights and the category breakdown are easier to read at a glance. Spot gear that's missing a weight A new setting highlights any item with no weight recorded, so it's easy to find and fill in. Turn it on in Settings — it's off by default. A more polished PDF Fixed a large empty gap that could appear above a modular pouch in your exported packing list.

This update adds a faster way to handle worn gear and polishes the trip screen. Wear a whole pouch at once Press and hold any modular pouch and choose "Move contents On Body" to send everything inside it to your On Your Body list in one step. Jump straight to what you searched Search for an item, tap the result, and you land right on it — the bag it lives in opens and the screen centers on your match. A clearer weight summary The numbers at the top of each trip are reorganized into clean, evenly sized sections that are easy to scan, with the packed total color-matched to its progress bar. See what On Body adds When your worn gear counts toward your pack, the On Body toggle now spells out exactly how much weight it is adding, so your pack total always makes sense. A tidier trip layout The On Your Body section now collapses, the "Just for this trip" list has its own color, and the add buttons line up cleanly. More to do with your photos Open any gear photo full screen and share it by message or email, or save it straight to your library. Choosing a photo source is cleaner too. A more polished PDF On the exported packing list, each modular pouch now sits neatly inside its sublist.

Share your packing list as a beautiful PDF Turn any trip into a polished, printable packing list — with item photos, weights, category bar charts, and every sublist and modular pouch laid out clearly. Pick exactly what to include, then print it or send it to your hiking partner. Find any item in a trip Search inside a trip to see exactly where a packed item lives — right down to which pouch it's in. A cleaner, faster trip view Sublist and pouch covers now show as crisp full thumbnails, sorting your trips is simpler (manual, oldest-first, or newest-first, with an option to hide past trips), and any sublist or pouch shows an "All packed" badge the moment everything inside it is checked off. Smoother and more reliable More dependable organizing as you move, remove, and rearrange your gear, with refreshed, consistent buttons throughout.

A big update to how you organize a trip. Break any pack into sublists for each leg of the journey — your day pack, what's left behind, what the porters carry — then group gear inside them into modular pouches like a first-aid kit or a cook set. Every pack, sublist, and pouch tracks its own weight and rolls up automatically. • Sublists and modular pouches — a clean three-level structure for even the biggest kit list. • One budget bar shows base, food, and worn weight at a glance, against an optional target. • Pack weight reflects the load you actually carry — set which pack you're carrying and whether worn gear counts. • "Just for this trip" items are first-class: add a one-off, move it anywhere, even wear it on your body. • Import a whole trip, a sublist, or a pouch from another trip — structure and all. • A guided tour welcomes new packers, and you can replay it any time from Settings. • Plus a clearer, calmer trip screen and stability improvements throughout.

Base weight is here. Flag food, water, and fuel as consumables and RidgePacker now shows your base weight — the carried, non-consumed load serious backpackers compare — right next to your total. Pack multiples without the math. Set a quantity on any item, like three pairs of socks or two fuel canisters, and every weight total counts them for you. Switching from LighterPack or a spreadsheet? Import your whole gear list from a CSV file in Settings and pick up right where you left off. We also refined trip gestures — swipe an item to drop it into a sublist or mark it as worn on your body — and made the app smoother to use with VoiceOver and other accessibility settings throughout.

More ways to keep your packs organized. Add a quick note to any pack or sublist right from the top of the list — campsite details, gear swaps, reminders. And you can now long-press any pack or sublist to set or change its target weight on the spot.

Plan a lighter, smarter pack. • Target weights: set a weight goal for any pack or sublist and see exactly how much you're under or over as you add gear. • Pack your way: a new setting lets you hide the check-off circles, so an item simply being on your list is enough — no ticking required. • Clearer free-trial and subscription details throughout the app.

A brighter, friendlier RidgePacker: • A fresh splash of color — RidgePacker's signature teal now runs through the headers and controls across the app, with a new branded launch screen when you open it. • A more generous free experience — explore every feature, with a simpler and far less interruptive path to upgrade. • Everyday Carry polish — a clearer title and a tidier, better-centered layout. • A handful of small refinements throughout.

Your pack weight is now broken down by category — a color-coded bar shows exactly where your weight is coming from, with a legend listing each category's contribution. Long-pressing a trip now correctly stars it (previously the system copy menu was appearing instead). Settings descriptions now appear directly under each toggle instead of in one long paragraph at the bottom.

Bug fixes

EDC tab heading fixed (was missing "Everyday Carry" title) Large photos now cap at 60% of screen height — no more having to scroll past an oversized image Tap any photo to view it full-screen with pinch-to-zoom, double-tap to toggle zoom, swipe to page between multiple photos On Your Body section always visible in trips with an empty-state hint so people know the swipe action exists Long-press any gear row in a trip for a context menu (On Body / Move to Pack / Remove) Long-press any checkmark → popup to check all or uncheck all (for repacking) Sack locations and categories are now editable (tapping a row opens the edit form) Star a trip by long-pressing it — star badge appears on the card; only one trip can be starred at a time On the Gear tab, swipe right on any item to instantly add it to the starred trip Shake the device to undo the last change

What's New in 0.1.2 ON YOUR BODY A new section in every trip for gear you're wearing rather than packing — hiking boots, trail hat, buff, base layers. Body weight is tracked separately and you can choose whether it counts toward your pack weight total. TRIP-SPECIFIC ITEMS The "Just for this trip" section now supports photos, AI scanning, categories, and every field from the main catalog. Add a shirt or a pair of socks with the same detail as any piece of gear — it just stays out of your permanent list. SMARTER SUBLIST MANAGEMENT Removing an item from a sublist now asks whether you want to remove it from the main trip too. Removing from the main trip warns you before the change cascades to the sublist. PACKING PROGRESS The progress bar shifts from orange to blue to green as you pack, and an "All packed!" banner drops in when the last item is checked off

RidgePacker 0.1.1 (32) Onboarding — rewrites all 4 pages with accurate copy, bigger mascot illustration, "View intro guide" in Settings Trip cards — fixed blank cards for trips with no items/dates Photo thumbnails — multi-photo gear items rotate every 3–4 seconds with cross-fades, desynchronized per item; toggle in Settings Trip-only items — new "Just for this trip" section in the trip checklist for one-off gear (socks, shirts, etc.) that doesn't pollute the main catalog Packing progress — progress bar shifts color as you pack (orange → blue → green), and an "All packed!" banner drops in when the last item is checked off Gear tab trip cards — text was being clipped on newly created trips; fixed