Pack and catalogue in one pass
Open box, photograph, tape. AI drafts every item in the shot and files it under that box — no marker-pen scrawl, no spreadsheet on the side.
Moving house
Know what went into every box — before you tape it shut
Photograph each box as you pack it. Keeper of Things turns the photo into a searchable manifest, so “where is the kettle?” is a two-second search on night one — not an excavation.
What you get
Three things a packing list has to do
Find anything on night one
Search any item and see which box it is in and which room the box went to. Unpack what you actually need first, instead of opening six boxes to find one charger.
Arrive with a manifest
Export a room-by-room list before the truck leaves — handy for mover quotes and declared-value forms, and the fastest way to check every box and its contents made it to the other end.
How it works
From an open box to a searchable manifest
- Step 01
Photograph the open box before you tape it.
- Step 02
The contents are catalogued without a marker pen or a list.
- Step 03
Every box and room becomes a place you can browse.
- Step 04
Filter by room to find exactly what is inside, before you start unpacking.
Sample report
See what comes out the other end
A report generated from demonstration data, exactly as the app produces it.
Where to start
Free for one room, Plus for the whole move
The free plan covers a starter catalogue — 75 items and a monthly allowance of AI photo scans — enough to trial the workflow on one room. A whole-house move fits on Plus: 1,000 items and 50 locations (each box can be one) for one US$49.99 year. And if subscriptions are not your thing, there is a one-time lifetime option in the app.
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Is it worth setting up for a single move?
Moving is when most people finally learn what they own — the catalogue takes shape as you pack, with no extra project. After the move it keeps working as the home inventory you were always going to make one day: what you have, where it lives, what it is worth.
How do boxes work?
A box is just a location. Create “Box 12 — Kitchen”, photograph the contents, and every item files under it. Once you unpack, move the items to their real home in a couple of taps.
Can my partner pack and catalogue at the same time?
Yes. On Family (US$6.99/mo · US$69.99/yr) up to four of you share one inventory, so different rooms can be packed — and catalogued — in parallel.
What happens after the move?
Keep it. You arrive with a searchable, valued record of everything you own — the insurance-ready inventory most people never get around to building.
