Backpacking Software

[chemicalcraig]

I know most people have their own customized spreadsheets they use to keep track of all of their gear. I used to do the same, but I've written an application that helps me keep track of my gear and lets me easily build pack lists and plan trips including menus and itineraries, and thought other people might like to play around with it. I know not everyone likes to use software to keep track of backpacking equipment, and that some people already have a workable solution, this is for people who like to tinker, or aren't satisfied with their spreadsheet like I wasn't. The programs is free and available for windows 7 (I'm working on an XP version), osx, and linux, it is still in beta testing, but should be bug-free for most people. If you want the source code, let me know, I'd be happy to post it and have people improve upon it. I'd really like to see this project evolve into something that could be of use to the backpacking community.
Cheers.

[BuckeyeBill]

Where can we download this?

[Mountain Mike]

I'd like to take a look at it.

[ShakeyLeggs]

The download link is on the YouTube video.

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[BuckeyeBill]

Thanks SL I got it downloaded with no problems

[redseal]

Good work on the program. Your video certainly brought back memories of coding GUIs in C++.

[chemicalcraig]

Good work on the program. Your video certainly brought back memories of coding GUIs in C++.

Thanks, redseal. I'm a scientific programmer by trade, just wanted to do this for fun and to make a tool I can use myself. As I'm sure you know, computational programming is extremely different than GUI programming. I've been poking around your blog, I really like it.

[58starter]

Guess I am not the smartest one on the block. Can someone write the link down so I can upload it. Thank you.
I did watch the video.

[CenAZwalker]

Download QRambler
Before installing check out the readme file: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php...

Windows 7 (32-bit): http://www.mediafire.com/download.php...
Windows XP: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php...
Mac OSX (10.6 and later): http://www.mediafire.com/download.php...
Linux (32-bit): http://www.mediafire.com/download.php...
Linux (64-bit): http://www.mediafire.com/download.php...

[58starter]

The downloads above did not work for me. I have windows & and when I downloaded it . It downloaded about 4 programs which had nothing to do with the program. Spent hours removing them from my computer.

[58starter]

The downloads above did not work for me. I have windows & and when I downloaded it . It downloaded about 4 programs which had nothing to do with the program. Spent hours removing them from my computer.

[ShakeyLeggs]

On the YouTube vid page scoll down to description and the link is there
. It works as that is where I got it from.

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[mxracer33x]

For those that have used both, How does this compare with Geargrams? Ive got a lot of time put into my library and gearlists in geargrams, but I would do it again if this looks to be moving past what geargrams offers. I do like the Tabs for each category.

[ShakeyLeggs]

Have not tried geargrams. I do like this one for ease of use and funtionality.

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[BostonBlue]

I was really hoping to use this program on my iPad. Downloaded it in Google Drive as specified. Would not open.

[Deacon]

I downloaded successfully on a Windows7 PC. When you move the downloaded zip file onto the folder you create, the zip file appears as a sub folder. You then have to save in the parent folder ( the one you create).