For students
Add snacks, toiletries, and the care-package item you keep forgetting. One line each. Your parents see the same list. Other people do not.
College households
They list what they need. You get it there.
A private list for dorm stuff and care packages. The student adds what they need. Parents fulfill it — ship a box, or pick it up on the next visit.
For parents
Fulfill the list. Ship it or pick it up, then mark it got. Set a care-package budget on the list — a planning number, not a bank connection and not a charge.
How it works
1
They list it
The student writes down what they actually need for the dorm.
2
You look it up
Open Amazon, Target, or Walmart from the item. Links go to the store. Prices stay there — Pack to Dorm does not show them.
3
You get it there
Ship a box or grab it on a visit. Check the item off so the list stays current.
Three stores
Amazon, Target, and Walmart. Search links, plus Amazon product matches through Amazon's official catalog when it is configured. No prices in the list.
Printable label
Print an address label from the ship-to, box size, and weight, then buy postage yourself. A prepaid USPS label (postage plus a small Pack to Dorm fee) is designed and not for sale.
One household
A parent signs up, invites the student, and sets a ship-to address. Each household has its own login and, if you want one, its own PIN. There is no shared password on this page.
A family list, not a public wishlist
A parent signs up with email and password, then invites the student. A household can also set its own PIN. The list stays with that student and their parents. It is not posted for strangers, and it is not a registry other people can shop from.
Start a household list.
Sign up with email and password, invite the student, and add what they need. Already have a household PIN? Use that on the list page.