CarryKit: Everyday Carry Gear

Catalogue it once. Build any carry from it. CarryKit is an offline catalogue for everyday carry — the gear you actually own, not a wishlist. Every piece goes in a single time, with photos, weight, and what you paid. From that one library you assemble as many carries as you like: what's in your pockets today, the work bag, the tech pouch, the sling, the bag by the door. Change a detail on an item and every carry holding it changes with it. No retyping the same flashlight into another gear list. NOT A PACKING LIST Packing apps are built around trips — dates, a destination, a progress bar — and the list stops meaning anything the moment you unpack. Everyday carry has no end date. It is what is on you on an ordinary Tuesday. So there are no trips here, no departure dates, nothing to tick off. Just your gear, and the carries you make from it. WHAT A CARRY IS • Anything you actually carry — a pocket dump, an EDC loadout, a work bag, a tech pouch, a onebag setup. • Pouches go inside bags, and inside other pouches. One pouch can live in several bags at once, and its contents, weight and price roll up into each. • Label a carry Pocket, Pouch, Bag or Travel, give the label a colour, or write your own. Or leave it unlabelled — that is fine too. • Duplicate a carry when you want a variation, instead of building it again. EVERY PIECE, CATALOGUED • Up to 20 photos an item, cropped inside the app. • Thirteen categories ready to go — bag, wallet, phone, keys, knife & tool, light, pen and notebook, watch, pouch, tech & power, health & hygiene, clothing, water & food. Add your own whenever. • Weight, if you want it, in grams, kilograms or pounds. • What you paid, in your own currency. • Quantities — three spare batteries is one entry, not three. • Totals that do not pretend: anything unweighed or unpriced shows as a "+" instead of being quietly ignored. IT WORKS FOR COLLECTIONS A carry is just a named group of things, so it holds anything you keep together. A watch collection. A knife roll. A pen case. A camera kit. Each piece catalogued once, with its photos and its details, then browsed whenever you feel like looking at it. • Open any piece and page through every photo of it. • Keep a collection standalone, or tuck it inside a case or a bag. • Lay the whole set out as a single image when you want to see it together. • Nothing is ever appraised, graded or valued. It shows what you put in. LOOK AT IT. POST IT. • Turn your own photos into a square image worth posting — fifteen collage layouts, twelve designs, every box filled from your own gear. The kind of picture a what's-in-my-bag or pocket dump is made of. • Export any carry as a PDF: eight page designs, eighteen typefaces, four photo sizes, and toggles for cover, description, weight and price. • A quick checklist before you head out, counting whatever sits inside a nested pouch. MAKE IT YOURS • Eight colour themes across light and dark, ten typefaces, adjustable text and card size. • Reorder your carries, your categories, and the items inside them. • Lock it into view mode so nothing shifts while you are only looking. WHAT IT WILL NOT DO • Recommend brands, or tell you what to buy. • Advise what is legal to carry where. That varies, and it is yours to check. • Call a carry complete, adequate or ready. It only ever shows what you put in it. YOURS, AND OFFLINE • Your whole gear inventory sits on your phone. No account, no sign-in, no cloud, no server. • Works with no connection, every time. • One backup file holds all of it — keep it, move it to a new phone, restore it whenever you like. Your catalogue is a file you own. • No ads, ever.