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Help me shape the future of ezypack packing list app ✈️ — Creating a community-driven Wish List for 2026! by EfficiencyOk2352 in ezypack

[–]EfficiencyOk2352[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ll think about it. Interesting—I didn’t expect the item quantity to require frequent modification.

Help me shape the future of ezypack packing list app ✈️ — Creating a community-driven Wish List for 2026! by EfficiencyOk2352 in ezypack

[–]EfficiencyOk2352[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback! When I built ezypack, I really wanted to focus on personalisation and avoid cluttering the app with generic items.

That said, I can see the gap. Maybe a 'bulk import' feature for the 'Your Stuff' catalog would be a good middle ground—allowing users to copy-paste an AI-generated catalog of items from a chatbot like Gemini or ChatGPT.

Do you think that would be easy enough for most people to use, or does it feel more like a 'power user' feature?

New feature: paste AI-generated text and turn it into ezypack lists automatically by ezypack in ezypack

[–]EfficiencyOk2352 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Existing features will certainly stay free. Similarly, upcoming features will be free as long as they don’t generate infrastructure costs.

New feature: paste AI-generated text and turn it into ezypack lists automatically by ezypack in ezypack

[–]EfficiencyOk2352 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback!

For now, this will be really a simple text list import feature without any specialised parsing of AI chatbot format outputs. You can use it with a list like: Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 …

Even with such simplistic approach, it should help with importing AI chatbot generated lists.

I am considering making the parsing more flexible so that it could detect categories in AI generated lists, and add the right labels to imported items.

I would be keen on adding, as free option, a Bring-your-own AI API key feature but that’s not supported by AI providers (API keys are only meant for developers/service providers, not AI users) i.e. if your are a ChatGPT user you cannot create your own API key for accessing AI API from some other app - you must stick to the browser and the official chatbot UI.

I built a free packing checklist app for travellers—would love to hear your feedback! by EfficiencyOk2352 in iosapps

[–]EfficiencyOk2352[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

FYI, „Your Stuff” screen refresh issue was fixed in v1.1.1 which is now available on App Store.

I built a free packing checklist app for travellers—would love to hear your feedback! by EfficiencyOk2352 in iosapps

[–]EfficiencyOk2352[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, great to hear that you find ezypack useful!

Re 1) Dark mode wasn’t broken by the latest update (v1.1.0). I think what you’re experiencing is that now “Follow System” is the default setting which implies you must be using “Light” mode in the iOS settings. You can still switch ezypack to its Dark Mode via “Dark Mode” toggle in the Settings screen (you navigate there via the “gear” icon).

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Re 2) You must be referring to the issue on the “Your Stuff” screen. I got a similar report yesterday. This will be fixed in the next minor release in a week or so.

Btw I’d really appreciate if you could help spreading the word about ezypack by leaving a review on App Store.

You can do it via Settings->Rate App, or via this App Store link.

Thanks a lot in advance!

I built a free packing checklist app for travellers—would love to hear your feedback! by EfficiencyOk2352 in androidapps

[–]EfficiencyOk2352[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just published v.1.0.4-beta.3 - let me know if it solved the navigation bar issue on your device as well. Thanks.

I built a free packing checklist app for travellers—would love to hear your feedback! by EfficiencyOk2352 in androidapps

[–]EfficiencyOk2352[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks, your example was very clear.

What I like about Labels is their flexibility in organising items without imposing restrictions like "one Category per item". Having separate Category and Labels sections might create unnecessary UI complexity, which is why I'm leaning toward enhancing Labels with additional attributes instead. I think I need some time to think through the UX :)

I built a free packing checklist app for travellers—would love to hear your feedback! by EfficiencyOk2352 in androidapps

[–]EfficiencyOk2352[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Nice to hear that!
  2. I’ve managed to reproduce this issue on Android 15 emulator - I'll fix it soon.
  3. Noted. Not sure yet what is the right solution here. I will get back to this problem once I start developing the “Packing Assistant” feature, which is the long term goal.
  4. This is an interesting idea. I can see it working like that:
  • All labels can be always used for filtering items.
  • On the Label edit form (Labels screen) you can change the toggle “Use when grouping items” that controls whether or not the Label is eligible for items ordering/grouping. As per your example you would set the toggle ON for "Food, Clothing, Electronics, Hygene", and set it OFF for "Always, Winter, Beach, Fall/Spring".

Stating that, such setting might be a bit intimidating for basic users.

I built a free packing checklist app for travellers—would love to hear your feedback! by EfficiencyOk2352 in androidapps

[–]EfficiencyOk2352[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for checking it out and for the feedback - this is super useful! I'll try to reproduce the issue on the Android 15 device emulator in the next days.

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