StashTracker Pro

Loadout Builder, rebuilt Building a gig loadout is faster and easier to read. Every location selector now sits together at the top, item rows are compact with swipe-to-delete, and each location carries its own packed/total count and status pill — so you can see what's done without expanding anything. Your own card stays outlined while you're packing and turns green when you're finished. So does everyone else's; previously only your own section changed. And any location can now be handed to another band member or to external crew, not just shared ones. Kits — your own reusable gear sets Save a named set of gear you always bring, then drop it into any gig in one tap. Kits are personal: yours alone, invisible to the rest of the band, and they follow you across every band you're in. Kits are templates. Adding one to a gig copies the items into that loadout, so editing or deleting a kit later never disturbs a gig you've already packed. Tap ADD KIT while building a loadout, or manage them under Profile > My Kits. Drop-off, done properly Drop-off is for gear that doesn't come home with you after the show — the amp that stays at the rehearsal room, the case that lives at the venue. Give any packed item a drop-off location and it now appears straight away, before the gig, instead of only turning up afterwards. Check items off as you drop them and they collapse into a "Dropped off" group showing where each one ended up. Unpack something and it leaves the drop-off list; pack it again and it returns to the location you'd already chosen. New PACK LIST and DROP OFF LIST headers keep the two jobs clearly apart. Also in this release Three new themes — Trooper, Fear and Frontier. A new splash screen. Faster gear and location lists with a smoother expand animation, plus a long list of smaller layout and reliability fixes.