Itinerary, prices, photos, countdown and packing list, together, and belonging to this trip alone.
A trip usually lives in four places: the flights in an email, the itinerary in a note, the budget in a spreadsheet and the packing list on the back of an envelope. Cadence gives each trip one page. The card shows the countdown, the nights and how much is packed before you open it; inside are the gallery with its cover photo, the itinerary with a price on each line, what is already paid for, and the packing list.
The packing list belongs to the trip and goes away with it, counting kinds and pieces apart, and a list can be copied to the next trip so the charger is never forgotten twice. Type # and the trip's name in a note and the link takes you back to it. Finished trips move to Been there rather than cluttering the list.
There is no account to make, because there is no server to keep one on. The app is free on one device, and iCloud sync across your Mac and iPhone is $14.99, paid once, with no subscription behind it.
What you get
Add photos and the first becomes the cover. Promote another whenever you take a better one.
Flights, rooms, dinners and days out, each with a cost and whether it is booked. The total sits at the top, so the surprise happens now instead of in October.
The list lives with the trip. Two of nine packed shows on the trip card, and in November none of it is still in your way.
Type # and the tripβs name in any note. The link stays live and opens the trip, so the restaurant somebody recommended ends up attached to the week you are going.
Yes, with iCloud sync unlocked for $14.99, paid once for both. The trip, its photos and its packing list are the same on either.
No. Cadence keeps what you type and nothing talks to a booking site, which is also why there is no login for anyone to breach.
Yes. A packing list belongs to one trip, and can be copied to the next one as a starting point.
In the app, on your own device, and nowhere else. They are never uploaded anywhere by Cadence.