September 4, 2026

Added

• Duplicate a gear row with everything on it, from the row's menu or by holding Alt and dragging it by its handle.
• A keyboard-shortcuts sheet, in the editor's actions menu or by pressing ?.

Changed

• A group of nested items can show its total in any weight unit, from the same picker its items have.
• A long note on an item now wraps onto as many lines as it needs, instead of stopping at the width of the row.
• "Duplicate this list" has its own mark in the editor's ⋯ menu, instead of the one the copy-to-clipboard buttons wear.
• In the lists menu, the hover highlight slides onto "New list" the way it slides between lists.
• My Gear opens and closes as one movement, with the list easing out of the way instead of jumping.
• In the editor, the account menu no longer repeats My Gear, and its entries carry icons.
• On a shared list, the worn and consumable marks are quieter and appear only on rows that differ from their folder.
• Shared lists no longer print "×1" on every single-item row, and show the route's distance beside its name.
• Pulling an item out of a group, or tucking one under the row above, is a sideways drag you hold to the end.
• The keys on the shortcuts sheet are a step smaller, so a chord sits in its line.
• The note under the route map reads at caption size rather than body size.
• The link back from a shared or public list now reads "Make a list" instead of "Make your own."
• Every row of the ⋯ menu leads with an icon, including the four export formats.
• Keyboard shortcuts is marked with a keyboard rather than a ⌘, a key only some keyboards have.
• Send feedback is marked with a bug.
• The ⋯ menu on a shared list now marks every row with an icon, matching the editor's, and lists them in the same order.
• The nesting button on an item row shows a branch-and-plus icon in place of the indent arrow.
• An item row's menus put an icon beside every entry, so a menu row and the button that does the same thing look alike.
• Items in no folder are headed Unfiled, on screen and in an export. A group is only ever a row's nested items.
• The packs menu in the top-left now appears as soon as you have one list, instead of waiting for a second.
• New list lives only in the packs menu now. The ⋯ menu's Create a list has gone.
• The unit beside the big total is set at the size it takes everywhere else, instead of a step smaller.
• The box at the top of the lists menu says Search.

Fixed

• On a phone, an item's marks, its ⋯ and its drag handle stay together on one line.
• On a phone, a long name in the People list no longer squeezes the item's own name down to a couple of letters.
• Opening the ⋯ menu or My Gear no longer leaves the button's tooltip sitting on top of what it opened.
• Picking someone's colour on a touchscreen no longer leaves the colour you tapped before it looking chosen as well.
• A long weight keeps its last digit. The number no longer runs out of room beside its unit.
• Gear you already own stops asking to be saved to My Gear again.
• A row's tooltips line up with the icon they describe instead of sitting slightly to its left.
• A weight typed as "32.5 oz (921 g)" is one weight, not two, so pasting a spec line no longer doubles the row.
• A number that names no unit is no longer added to the weight beside it: "size 2 / 400 g" is 400 g.
• A long item name with nothing to break on wraps instead of running off the screen.
• A folder name with no spaces in it stays inside the category legend.
• A very large total no longer has its last digits and its unit cut off the edge of a phone screen.
• A JSON backup restores a quantity of zero as zero, so a restored list weighs what the file said.
• Exporting to CSV and importing it back keeps a row you weighed but haven't named yet, and keeps weights under a gram.
• An item name can no longer carry hidden characters that reverse how it reads. What a list shows is what it says.
• A person or folder named with an invisible character now falls back to a readable name instead of a blank chip.
• An edit that used to fail to save now saves.
• The trail link under a list title is easier to read in dark mode.
• Searching the gear catalog without accents ("fjallraven") now highlights the match it found.
• The Base / Worn / Consumable line stays inside the preview card a shared link unfurls, however heavy the pack.
• Correcting a weight on gear you've already saved offers to update My Gear again.
• You're no longer asked whether to add a list's gear to My Gear when My Gear already has all of it.
• The drag cursor now shows while you drag a row, and shows a copy cursor when you're about to duplicate one.
• A menu's hover highlight no longer slides in from the top of the card the first time you point at a row.
• Open My Gear and the toolbar menus beside it no longer open behind the panel.
• On a phone, an item's count, weight, unit and marks line up on one line.
• On a shared list, the trail and the dates line up with each other when they stack onto two lines on a narrow screen.
• A shared water row counts its whole line, so two 1 L bottles read "2 L" instead of "1 L".
• Printing a list no longer draws the top bar's dividing line across the page.
• Printing a list no longer underlines the item names.
• Dragging an item up or down inside a group keeps it in the group, even if the drag wanders a little sideways.
• Saving gear to My Gear reliably reports what happened, and gear you remove there stops counting as saved.
• Saving gear you'd removed from My Gear says it's in your removed gear, instead of asking you to try again.
• The ⋯ menu is wide enough for its longest row again, so a label can't run into the edge of the highlight behind it.
• With exactly one saved list, a fresh draft gave you no way back to it. It does now.
• The unit and its chevron brighten together when you point at the big total.
• What's new lines up with the rest of the About page, in the same column as the text above it.
• Bullets in a list sit level with the line they belong to instead of floating above it.
• The page for a list that isn't there lines up with every other page, and its Create a list button shows its label again.
• Every chevron that opens a menu turns while it's open, smoothly, including My Gear's folder picker, which never turned at all.
• The buttons in the feedback dialog sit where every other dialog's do.
• A box you type into on a panel or a dialog is visible against the surface behind it, and clearer when you're in it.
• The feedback box's bottom-right corner is rounded like its other three.