Ticked Bucket List · Free tool

Travel Risk & Readiness Tool

Check one planned trip across three areas: your current body baseline, the trip’s practical load, and the strength of your support plan. You’ll get a planning score, top load drivers, and next steps you can copy or print.

Quick answer: this tool does not decide whether you are medically safe to travel. It helps you see what may make the trip harder, what to prepare first, and when a fuller Trip Snapshot or your own clinician may be needed.

Privacy note: this tool runs in your browser. If you use “Save,” your entries are stored only on this device using local storage. Ticked Bucket List does not receive your entries through this tool.

Use this free tool when

You want a structured first look at one trip: what is likely to raise load, what to protect first, and what to check before committing.

Use Starter Kit when

You need a full Trip Snapshot with buffers, comfort planning, flare backup, and recovery structure rather than a score alone.

Consider Advisory when

The trip is close, costly, complex, fragile, medically sensitive, or hard to get wrong. Advisory is planning prioritisation, not medical clearance.

1. Trip basicsStart here

Give the tool enough context to make the output useful. The dates are optional, but they help with checklist timing.

2. Trip load

These questions look at the practical difficulty of the route and destination.

Route and destination

3. Current body baseline

Answer for how you are now, not how you wish you were. This makes the plan more realistic.

Symptoms, sleep, treatment and support skills

4. Support plan readiness

This section checks whether your backup systems are strong enough if the trip gets harder than expected.

Documents, access, money and support

Where to go from here

Choose the next step based on what your score showed. Do not keep adding tools if the same issue keeps appearing; turn it into a fuller plan.