Your phone is probably the most useful tool you own during a move. There are apps built specifically for packing, inventory, and decluttering that can save you real time and frustration, especially if you plan to do your own packing and disassembly before the crew arrives.
Which apps help you track what is in each box?
The hardest part of unpacking is not the heavy lifting. It is tearing through ten boxes looking for your alarm clock the night before your first day at a new job. These four apps let you build inventory lists in customizable categories and print QR code labels for each box so you always know exactly what is where:
They all do roughly the same job. Which one you choose comes down to personal preference. Try one and see if the interface clicks for you.
Can an app help your movers know where to put things?
MoveMatch, free in the Google Play Store, estimates the approximate weight of your items and builds lists you can forward directly to your local moving company. It also lets you note where each box should go in the new place, so your kitchen boxes do not end up stacked in the bedroom. That kind of clear communication before moving day makes the whole job go faster for everyone.
What if you want to get rid of things before the move?
Moving less is always easier than moving more. If you are downsizing or just do not want to haul everything to the new place, Listia, Wallapop, and Gone are peer-to-peer apps where you can sell or trade unwanted items. You can upload photos, see how far away a seller or buyer is, and move things along without the hassle of a classified ad.
Of course, Brothers Easy Moving of Tampa encourages anyone hiring a local moving company to research them thoroughly before booking. We also offer all-inclusive moving packages that cover packing, disassembly and reassembly of large items like beds and tables, and the physical move itself. To learn more, contact Brothers Easy Moving of Tampa or call us at (813) 505-2560.

