Ultimate RV Checklist

Togo used to have the best RV checklist app. Roadpass bought them out and took away the checklists. Tried this one and my disappointment is that editing the items is clunky. If you just spell a word wrong, you have to delete the whole line and recreate it. Also there is no detail line. I loved that I could add small details or helpful info under the main checklist item. I’ll get used to this, but I wish the TOGO checklists were still available. It was the best all levels. So easy to update and use. Seamless. This app is hardly ultimate. It’s easier to just go by memory to be honest, but it’s the best one out there.

I found this app to be very unintuitive and difficult to use. A simple word processor would be far easier.

If your brand new or have been RVing for years you need this checklist! I really like that it’s customizable, but it also has everything necessary for your first trip, no matter what type of rig you have.

You will spend a lot of time editing the list because the default list is missing crucial components. Then right before you’re done it will crash and you will lose all of your edits.

Easy to use, and relatively easy to customize, this gives you a great place to start on your own personalized checklists for setup, breakdown, and maintenance. Easy to print out the lists too, if you like a paper list like I do. It’s the only one I use now.

Great app! I downloaded this for its intended purpose, which is for RV checklists. It’s very good for that with its prebuilt lists and easy editing. Later, I started looking for a good general checklist app for other purposes. In my case, I needed pre-flight checklists for flying my drones. I think I’ve tried every checklist app in the App Store, and none of them was nearly as suitable as this one is. It’s a real checklist. It doesn’t try to be a GTD (getting things done) app. Seems that none of the other checklist apps really know what a checklist is. Specifically, I want to create multiple checklists that can be accessed through a directory page. I do not want to see all checklists on one screen. I don’t want the individual checklists cluttered with quantities or categories (as in a grocery checklist). I do not want them cluttered with due dates and priorities (like the GTD wannabes). I want to create a checklist that I then reuse over and over (not once like the grocery and GTD apps assume). I for sure don’t want the checklist to be editable on the fly (many alternative checklist apps make it easy to accidentally delete or change an item). I do not want nested items — real checklists just don’t work that way. This app is truly perfect in all respects as a straightforward checklist. I love the interface, the simple way to clear and reuse the list, the impossibility of me (or someone I delegate the check task to) to accidentally modify the list. I’m mystified why there doesn’t seem to be another pure checklist app in the store. The developer should be offering this as a generic checklist, not just for RVers. This is my first app review even though I’ve been using an iPhone every day since the very first release (2008?). This app is that good.

It’s just a screen with four items on it motorhome arrival motorhome departure towed arrival and toad departure you touch each one and there’s a checklist. That’s it. I think if they had not charged the app, no one would want to ever pay anything for a “pro” version. This would be like the free version where I would consider a pro version I have a little bit more in it like a place where you could enter info about the place where you’re staying. Disappointed - Pen and paper would work just as well. Are better.

One page app once you select arrival or departure, complete waste of time.

As a full-time RVer, I really like this app. It is more than a great beginning — it offers a nice, clear, and logically laid out interface with pre-built lists to get you started — and it allows you to customize those lists, as well. In my opinion, the next logical step would be real-time sharing of list status between two (or more) team members via a shared iCloud file. One thing I would like to see sooner, though, is resetting a list by a long tap and hold on the Completed Tasks heading. It was not intuitive to me that I would have to exit the list and access the list settings on main screen in order to reset the list. Once I figured it out, I can certainly live with it, but it just seems more intuitive (to me) to have the reset function accessible inside the list.

The app comes with great suggestions on set up and breakdown RV travel. You can then edit, add or remove steps in your process. Customization is key as we all have different gear and strategies. I highly recommend this app for both full time travelers as well as weekend warriors.