Pyggo
Pyggo (Pack Your Gear and GO) is a cross-platform, open-source pack list and gear organization app — primarily designed for backpacking and hiking, but just as useful for travel, kayaking, car camping, or any trip where you need to remember what to pack and make sure nothing gets left behind. It is offline-first, syncs across your devices if you set up a sync provider, and runs on Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows, and Wear OS.
Getting the app
Release packages (Android, Wear OS, and Linux) are attached to each GitLab release.
On Android, the easiest way to install and stay up to date is
Obtainium, which tracks GitLab releases
directly. Add the app with the repository URL
https://gitlab.com/johnkneevsource/pyggo and filter the APKs by regular
expression:
- phone/tablet:
phone-.*\.apk - degoogled devices without Play services:
fdroid-.*\.apk(no phone/watch sync in this build) - Wear OS:
wear-.*\.apk
On Linux, each release carries .deb, .rpm, .AppImage, .pacman, .zip,
.flatpak, and .snap packages; see the
developer guide for details.
Documentation
- User guide — how to use the app, from adding gear to packing a trip.
- Developer guide — how the codebase works and how to build, test, package, and release it. This is the source of truth for architecture and conventions.
Released under the MIT license.