Tool
Trip connectivity checklist
Pick a destination and trip length. We'll generate a personalized, time-sequenced checklist — what to do now, what to do 1-2 weeks out, what to do the night before, what to do on landing. The list adapts to your country, your traveler type, and how soon you fly.
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What this checklist does
It's connectivity-focused, not generic. No “pack your toothbrush” filler. The checklist covers the phone, paperwork, and on-the-ground operational items that actually trip travelers up — eSIM activation, carrier-unlock checks, plug adapters, Schengen day-counting, ride-share app installs, daily check-ins.
It adapts to your inputs. Going to Schengen Europe? You get the Schengen-days reminder and the ETIAS item (if you're from a visa-exempt country). Going somewhere with a different plug type than home? You get a specific Type-X adapter reminder. Going to mainland China? You get the China-region iPhone caveat and the VPN reminder.
It cross-links to other tools. Each item links to the right place — the compatibility checker for the phone-support item, the data calculator for the data-estimate item, the plan finder for picking a plan, the Schengen tracker for the days-remaining item.
Your trip params live in the URL. Generate a checklist and the URL becomes shareable / bookmarkable. Send it to a travel partner, save it for later, come back to the same generated list.
What it doesn't do
Not a packing list. No shoes, no sunscreen, no rain shell debates. There are excellent packing-list tools out there; this isn't trying to be one.
Not a flight or hotel booker. The checklist assumes you've sorted those independently. We focus on the phone-and-paperwork prep that gets neglected when the flights and hotels are booked.
Not a visa or legal advisor. Items like ETIAS or passport validity are flagged when relevant, but the authoritative source is your destination country's consular service or government website. Check the official source for your specific situation.