If you pack the same set of things every trip — a toiletry bag, a camera bag, a kid's kit — you can save that bag once and drop it into any future trip. That's a saved bag.
Saved bag vs. template vs. Trip Kit
A saved bag is one reusable bag that drops into an existing list. A template is a whole packing list that becomes a new trip. The Trip Kit is shared group gear the organizer curates. Different jobs — pick the one that matches what you're reusing.
Save a bag
1Open a trip's packing list in ✎ Edit items mode with Group set to Bag.
2On the bag's card header, tap Save bag.
3That bag now shows a mint 🔖 saved bag chip. If you tweak its items on this trip later, tap Update saved bag to push the changes back to the saved version.
Add a saved bag to a trip
On any trip's packing list, tap + Add a bag. The panel lists your saved bags — tap Add to trip on one and its items come in as a new bag, all set to Need. The same panel also offers a few ready-made starter kits (Toiletries, Beach day, Baby gear, Ski kit) if you'd rather start from one of those.
Rename, share, or delete a saved bag
Open Account → Saved bags for the full list. Each row has Rename, Share, Delete, and Edit items (which opens the bag inside a trip so you can change what's in it). Sharing a saved bag works like sharing a list — the person you share it with can use and update the same kit, so a couple can keep one toiletry bag between them.
Good to know
The Free plan keeps 1 saved bag; Pro is unlimited. Free is one, not zero, so you can try the feature before deciding.
Heads up
Adding a saved bag makes a copy — editing that trip's bag afterward doesn't change the saved version unless you tap Update saved bag. Item statuses always reset to Need when a saved bag is added.