Alpine Pack

Build your gear list, mark how you will get each item, and tick it off as it goes in the bag.

A packing checkbox hides the work before departure. Alpine Pack separates the gear list, how you will source each item, and the final check that it is actually in your bag.

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Real app captures

Inside the app

Eight product screenshots. Real captures from the iOS build on an iPhone 17 Pro Max simulator, October 2026.

Portfolio lens

What this project demonstrates

Product move

Separated the list, the sourcing decision and the packed bag, because a checkbox hides which of the three you skipped.

Signals

Workflow modeling · local-first mobile · restraint in scope · store launch

Constraint

A planner for mountain trips must never read as a safety assessment, so the copy and the template stay modest.

Inside the project

01
Build your list
Start from the template, 15 categories from head to boot, and make it yours. Add quantities, brands and weights.
02
Own, rent, borrow or guide
Mark a source for every item and see what is still undecided before you commit to a shop or a rental.
03
Final check
Tick each item as it goes in. A sourcing plan alone is not a packed bag.

What to know before starting

A gear planner, not a safety tool. The template is a starting point, not a route-specific equipment prescription; agree the list with your guide or team. Weights are estimates until you enter your own. Your trips stay on your phone with no account.