✈️ Transports

✨ What It Does

Transports log the moving parts of your travel—flights, trains, ferries, rental cars—so you always know where to be and when. Store departure/arrival details, seats, and prep reminders to keep every leg on time.

🚪 Access & Activation

Enable Packing from Settings → Features → Packing. See the Enabling Features guide for details on feature toggles and visibility options.

🧭 Core Workflow

• The Transports list shows each leg with its method, departure time, and route. Use the search bar to filter by origin, destination, notes, or seat.
• Tap Add Transport to capture a new leg. Save it as soon as you have the basics—name, method, and dates—and refine the rest later.
• Select multiple transports for the multi-select toolbar when you need to delete several outdated legs at once.
• Open any card to edit dates, change the method, update notes, or mark it booked.

🛠️ In-Feature Settings

• The transport form collects:
  • Name (required) plus Type (Plane, Train, Ferry, Car, etc.) so timelines read naturally.
  • Start/end date and time pickers for precise schedules.
  • Freeform notes and optional from/to address fields for terminals, pick-up spots, or confirmation snippets.
  • Arrive time before duration picker to note the buffer you need before departure (e.g., arrive 2 hours before a flight).
  • Seat field and Booked toggle.

⚡ Alfred & Quick Actions

Learn more about Alfred in the Alfred & Spotlight guide.

• Create a new transport: opens the transport creation form

⌨️ Keyboard Shortcuts

• Cmd/Ctrl + K: open Alfred to access Transports commands

🔗 Integrations & Dependencies

• Trips render transports on the travel timeline; keeping start/end times accurate drives the timeline pills and countdowns.
• Store the Arrive time before buffer so you remember the lead time required when reviewing the trip itinerary.
• Changes you make from this page or the trip sidebar edit the same transport records, keeping every surface aligned.

💡 Tips & Edge Cases

• Use descriptive names (“Flight UA 213 → NYC”) so the trip overview stays readable on mobile.
• Set different transports for outbound and return legs—even with the same carrier—so you can tweak seats or arrival buffers independently.
• When plans change, duplicate a transport to keep history, then mark the original as unbooked or delete it after the trip wraps.