Household moving system

Every box searchable. Every mover knows where it goes.

Photograph what you pack. MoveIt builds your searchable inventory, creates mover-friendly QR labels, tracks boxes from loaded to delivered, and helps you find everything on the other side.

  • No crew app required
  • Avery 5163 labels
  • AI photo inventory
  • Loaded + delivered tracking

Follow the build

MoveIt dashboard showing packed, loaded, delivered, and unpack counts for a household move

Built around a real household move

Know what is in every box — before the truck leaves.

MoveIt started with a simple problem: once the boxes were sealed, the household knew less about its belongings than before packing began. We built the system around an actual move — not a warehouse demo.

MoveIt box inventory list showing room codes, item counts, and box status

Every box at a glance

Room codes, item counts, and status in one list.

MoveIt box record with photographed item inventory

Photos of what you packed

AI names items later. You keep the visual record either way.

MoveIt search results showing item photos and the box they were packed in

Find anything instantly

Search by name, tag, or ask a question.

MoveIt public QR scan page showing mover code, room, floor, and contents hidden

Movers scan and know

Floor, room, and handling — no crew app needed.

The problem

A Sharpie on the box is not a moving system.

Find

You packed it. Now where is it?

Medication. Chargers. Kids’ bedtime things. Important paperwork. “KITCHEN” is not enough information when the box you need is buried under fifteen others.

Place

“Bedroom” does not tell a mover which bedroom.

MoveIt gives every box a destination floor, room, priority, and handling instructions.

Verify

Did every box make it?

A moving inventory should follow the boxes onto the truck and through delivery — not stop when the tape goes on. Walk the exception list before the crew leaves.

The MoveIt loop

Pack fast. Let the system catch up.

Pack → label → handoff → verify → find.

  1. 01

    Pack

    Photograph as you pack

    Choose the destination room, snap the items, and keep moving. Voice notes are optional.

    Packing never waits for AI. Photos save first; metadata arrives later.

  2. 02

    Label

    Give the box a real identity

    QR code, mover code, room, priority, and handling flags on Avery 5163 / 8163 labels.

  3. 03

    Handoff

    Movers scan and know

    The scan page tells the crew where the box belongs without requiring a crew app.

  4. 04

    Verify

    Track the move

    Mark boxes loaded and delivered so the inventory reflects what happened on moving day.

  5. 05

    Find

    Search when you need something

    Search by item, box, room, tag, or Ask MoveIt — then keep the inventory after unpacking.

The handoff

Your mover needs the destination. Not your entire inventory.

A MoveIt box can tell the crew exactly where it belongs while keeping detailed household contents private by default.

Household view

BOX 023

Office

  • Laptop charger
  • Camera
  • Hard drives
  • Paperwork

Scan → destination

Mover scan

BOX 023

Target destination

OFF

Office

Floor 02

  • FRAGILE

4 items · contents hidden

  • No crew app
  • No training
  • Scan → place

Handling flags appear when you set the box to destination + handling. Default public scans hide contents. Crew checkpoint writes use a signed, expiring crew link — not a household login.

See MoveIt for movers →

Moving day

Know what went on the truck. Know what came off.

Your box list should not become irrelevant once the mover arrives. MoveIt carries the inventory into moving day with loaded and delivered checkpoints.

The goal is simple: every box accounted for before the move is over. Sealed-not-loaded and loaded-not-delivered are lists you can walk — not a claim that the system automatically declares a box missing.

Moving-day tracking →

Privacy by workflow

A QR code should not advertise everything you own.

Public box scans show the information needed for placement and handling. Detailed contents stay hidden by default, with per-box controls for what is shared.

How box privacy works →
  • Destination only

    Default. Floor, room, and mover code. Contents stay hidden.

  • Destination + handling

    Adds priority and handling flags the crew needs at the door.

  • Summary

    Optional short contents list. Still no OCR or voice notes.

  • Private

    Routing hidden. Scan page tells the crew to ask the owner.

Find + unpack

Unpack by what you need, not by whichever box is closest.

Search for an item, find the box, surface open-first essentials, and work through the new home room by room.

MoveIt search results locating a packed item and its destination box

Search the catalog

Find the box, then open it with a plan instead of a guess.

Ask MoveIt answering an operational question from the household catalog

Ask MoveIt

Operational questions from your catalog and box events — not invented boxes.

After the last box

The move ends. Your inventory does not have to.

Moving is one of the few times you are already touching almost everything you own. Keep the record instead of starting over after you unpack.

Use MoveIt as a searchable household memory for rooms and permanent locations, serial numbers, receipts, condition photos, and a home-inventory PDF — then start the next move from the same catalog.

See home inventory after moving →

Why MoveIt

A moving label can do more than say “Kitchen.”

Destination room

Sharpie
Yes
Spreadsheet
Yes
Basic QR list
Yes
MoveIt
Yes

Search contents

Sharpie
No
Spreadsheet
Yes
Basic QR list
Yes
MoveIt
Yes

Photo record

Sharpie
No
Spreadsheet
Partial
Basic QR list
Varies
MoveIt
Yes

AI metadata

Sharpie
No
Spreadsheet
No
Basic QR list
Varies
MoveIt
Yes

Mover scan view

Sharpie
No
Spreadsheet
No
Basic QR list
Varies
MoveIt
Yes

Loaded / delivered status

Sharpie
No
Spreadsheet
Partial
Basic QR list
Varies
MoveIt
Yes

Unpacking workflow

Sharpie
No
Spreadsheet
No
Basic QR list
Varies
MoveIt
Yes

Useful after move

Sharpie
No
Spreadsheet
Partial
Basic QR list
Varies
MoveIt
Yes

“Basic QR list” is a generic category, not a named competitor. Features there vary by product.

For movers

Better box information without changing your crew workflow.

Customers get searchable packing inventory. Crews get destination and handling information from the box itself.

  • No crew app install — scan with any phone camera
  • Floor + room routing and handling flags
  • Loaded / delivered checkpoints from an expiring crew link
  • No product integration required

Pricing

Free to try. $29 when the move is real.

One move. One system. Keep the inventory afterward.

Free

$0

5 boxes + 50 photographed items. Enough to test the full packing loop. Extra unpaid moves do not add more free boxes.

Start packing free

Per move

$29

  • Unlimited packing for that move
  • Avery label PDFs and room signs
  • Search / Ask MoveIt
  • Moving-day tracking and mover scan pages
  • Reports / export
  • Unpacking workflow
  • Post-move inventory access on that move
Unlock a move

Home inventory

$9/mo

Keep serials, receipts, locations, and the home-inventory PDF after the move. Offered when a Stripe price is configured.

See home inventory

FAQ

Short answers

What is MoveIt?

MoveIt is a household moving system. You photograph items as they go into a box, print Avery labels with QR codes, hand movers a scan page with floor and room, mark boxes loaded and delivered, and search the inventory during unpacking and after.

How is MoveIt different from writing the room on the box?

A room name is not a moving system. MoveIt gives each box a destination floor, mover code, priority, and handling flags; a public scan page for crews; loaded and delivered checkpoints; and a searchable photo inventory so you can find items later.

Does packing wait for AI?

No. Photos save immediately. Names, tags, OCR, and transcripts arrive later. You can type a name or leave a voice note; your edits are never overwritten by a later model run.

Do movers need the MoveIt app?

No. A mover scans the QR with any phone camera and sees destination floor, room, and handling information in the browser. No crew app install. Marking a box loaded or delivered uses a signed, expiring crew link from the household — not a crew account.

What can a mover see when they scan the QR code?

By default, destination room, floor, and mover code — not item photos or a contents list. You can raise a box to include handling flags or a short summary, or lock it to PRIVATE so even the room name stays off the scan page.

Can MoveIt track loaded and delivered boxes?

Yes. Each box moves through sealed, loaded, delivered, and unpacked. You get packed, loaded, and delivered counts, plus an exception list of sealed-not-loaded and loaded-not-delivered boxes to walk before the crew leaves.

What happens to my inventory after the move?

The catalog stays. Assign permanent locations, add serial numbers and receipts, keep condition photos, and export a home-inventory PDF. A paid move stays unlocked. Optional home-inventory billing is on the pricing page.

Do I need a native app?

The web app is the full product, including Avery PDFs and moving-day packets. An Android app covers packing, scanning, and search. Print and reports stay on the web.

What labels does MoveIt support?

Avery 5163 and 8163 (2×4″). Each label prints box number, mover code, floor, room, priority, handling flags, and a unique QR. You can pre-print a stack per room or generate labels when you seal.

What does MoveIt cost?

One household per signup. Free includes 5 boxes and 50 photographed items for that household — extra unpaid moves do not add more. Unlock a single move for $29 for unlimited packing on that move, Avery PDFs, export, reports, and Ask MoveIt. Home inventory after the move is $9/month when you want it.

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Notes

Packing notes from a real move.

All notes