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TrailCarry Studio · Feature guide · 11 November 2026

See how your backpack load changes across a trip

By İsmail Tekindemir · 3 min read

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An editable gear list with carried, worn and daily-consumable weights.

TrailCarry is a weight ledger for a trip you already know how to prepare for. It separates fixed pack items, worn items and daily consumables so you can see a modelled load over 1–30 days. It does not tell you which equipment is necessary or what load is safe.

What it does

• Keep up to 200 gear entries with gram, kilogram, ounce and pound inputs and display.
• Separate fixed carried items, worn items and daily consumption instead of blending every weight into one total.
• Inspect category totals, a daily consumption chart and an accessible text table.
• Mark packed items, search/filter the list, edit or delete entries and undo up to 40 saved states.
• Capture a comparison snapshot and swap alternatives in the same tab.
• Export editable JSON, a CSV report and browser print/PDF output.
• Optionally enable device saving; localStorage is off by default and has an explicit delete option.

A practical workflow

1. Enter actual item weights and classify how each item is carried or consumed.
2. Set trip length and the daily consumption assumptions.
3. Review both the start load and the day-by-day table, rather than only the final number.
4. Compare an alternative kit, check packed items and keep JSON or enable the optional local save.

A worked use case

A fixed item stays in the model while a daily consumable declines at the entered constant rate. Comparing two kits can show a weight difference, but that difference alone does not establish suitability for the route.

What you can keep

• Editable JSON
• CSV report
• Browser Print / Save as PDF

Processing stays local. Optional device saving uses this browser’s localStorage and is not cloud sync; manage exported files separately.

What it does not promise

• Daily consumption is constant in the model; resupply, water refills, discarded packaging and waste changes are not calculated.
• Starter weights are illustrative. Enter your own measured values.
• This is not route planning, a packing-safety checklist or a recommended maximum-load calculator.

Where to go next

Visit TrailCarry Studio or compare the other home & outdoors workflows.