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what should
i pack?

Practical guides, reusable checklists, and free planners for what to pack, wear, eat, watch, and gift. Understand the tradeoffs. Make a plan.

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Small decisions.
Practical ways through.

Start with a permanent guide and a repeatable method. The packing, dinner and gift planners calculate in your browser, require no account, and let you print a plan. AI suggestions are optional.

01 / PACK

Pack for the trip you actually planned.

Build a trip-length checklist, account for laundry, and print your list. Includes a worked three-night example.

Packing checklist →

02 / WEAR

Turn a dress code into a complete outfit.

Compare venue, formality, weather and walking needs with a practical outfit matrix.

Outfit guide →

03 / EAT

Make dinner from a short shopping list.

Scale a pantry meal by servings, see the quantities, and work through substitutions.

Dinner planner →

04 / WATCH

Agree on something before the evening goes.

Use a time budget, a two-person shortlist and a tie-breaking rule without invented streaming listings.

Watch decision guide →

05 / GIFT

Keep a thoughtful gift inside the real budget.

Calculate the item budget after tax, shipping and wrapping, then compare three kinds of gift.

Gift budget planner →

1. Set the constraint

Choose the thing that cannot change: your bag, dress code, available time or total budget.

2. Use the worked example

Follow the calculation or comparison, then substitute your own numbers and preferences.

3. Check the real-world detail

Confirm the forecast, invitation, ingredient label, current listing or checkout total before acting.

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everyday decisions, answered

What Should I? gives one decisive, personalized answer to what you should pack, wear, eat, watch, or gift — built around your trip, occasion, budget, and mood. Read the quick answers or take the two-minute flow for a plan made just for you.