Packing tool

Describe your trip inputs and audience in the prompt, and B12's AI builds a packing assistant the same day. A categorized list generator, a How It Works section, and a features row are already structured in. Edit it yourself in the browser without code, so the arcade-style demo and generator stay in sync as you refine them. Free to start.

Weather-aware categorization matters more than a generic checklist, since packing needs change completely between a beach trip and a ski trip. Letting users save and revisit generated lists turns a one-time tool into something travelers actually come back to for future trips.

Before works better here. The demo hooks attention and communicates personality before asking for any input, which matters for a tool competing with plain, boring checklist apps. If you're unsure how much playfulness to keep without undercutting the tool's usefulness, B12's design experts can help you strike that balance.

Yes, B12's digital planner marketplace template covers broader planning and organization tools, a better fit if travel packing specifically isn't your focus. Both templates share the same instinct: turn a genuinely useful utility into something people actually enjoy using.

Yes, saving, editing, and checking off items are part of the generated tool, so a user planning multiple trips can keep separate lists rather than starting over each time. That persistence is part of what turns a novelty demo into a genuinely useful travel tool.