Stay organized
Keep items grouped by room, box, container, and packing status instead of trying to remember where everything went.
Keep track of your rooms, items, boxes, and packing progress in one organized place so your move is easier to plan, pack, and unpack.
No provider request required. Use the inventory tool as part of your MoverDude move-planning process.
Add your belongings room by room, keep track of boxes and packing status, and build a clearer record of what you're moving.
Add enough detail to make packing and unpacking easier.
| Item | Room | Qty | Box / Container | Status | Notes | Actions |
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Add your first item to start building your room-by-room list.
Add items to begin tracking your packing progress.
Your progress updates from the inventory above, so you can quickly see what's packed, what still needs attention, and which rooms are closest to finished.
Add inventory items above and mark them packed as you go.
A moving inventory gives you one clear place to track what you own, where it belongs, how it's packed, and what still needs attention.
Keep items grouped by room, box, container, and packing status instead of trying to remember where everything went.
Add notes for fragile, valuable, oversized, or unusual items so important handling details don't get lost during the move.
Knowing which box contains which items gives you a much clearer plan when everything arrives at your new home.
Instead of creating a list and forgetting about it, use the same inventory throughout the move. Update packing status, record box numbers, and check items off as you get settled.
Update My InventoryRecord the items you know you'll be moving.
Add box names, notes, quantities, and packing status.
Use the inventory to locate boxes and organize unpacking.
Some belongings need more than a name and a room. Add the details that can help with packing, handling, identification, and unpacking.
Use the notes field for glass, electronics, artwork, instruments, heavy items, or anything that needs extra care.
For electronics, appliances, tools, and other higher-value items, keep identifying information with the inventory entry.
A short condition note can help you remember scratches, dents, wear, or other details that existed before moving day.
Box names like “Kitchen 3” or “Garage Tools 2” are easier to find later when the same label appears in your inventory.
Your inventory is one part of the plan. Use these MoverDude tools to estimate boxes, stay on schedule, and understand possible moving costs.
Estimate how many moving boxes you may need based on the size of your home and what you're packing.
Keep your move on schedule with a practical checklist covering preparation, packing, moving day, and settling in.
Build a preliminary moving-cost range so you can compare options and plan your budget before requesting provider pricing.
Quick answers about saving your inventory, tracking boxes, recording item details, and using the tool during your move.
Start with the belongings you plan to move and organize them by room. You can also record quantities, box or container labels, packing status, and notes for items that need extra attention.
The current inventory tool saves your entries in your browser on the device you're using. Clearing browser storage or switching devices may mean the saved inventory is not available there.
Yes. The inventory tool includes a CSV export option so you can save a copy of your item list outside the browser and open it in common spreadsheet applications.
Not necessarily. You can make the inventory as detailed as you need. Larger belongings, important items, packed boxes, electronics, fragile items, and things that may be difficult to replace are often useful places to start.
Use a simple, consistent label such as “Kitchen 1,” “Kitchen 2,” or “Garage Tools 1.” Put the same label on the physical box and in your inventory so it is easier to locate items after the move.
Adding extra notes can be useful for fragile, valuable, oversized, or unusual items. You may want to record model or serial information, existing condition, packing instructions, and where related accessories are stored.
Use your inventory as a reference while you work through packing, timing, moving costs, and the rest of your move.