12 best mobile apps for 2022 [updated] (2023)

Are you planning to move in 2022 or 2023? There's a lot to do between cleaning up, physically moving, and selling your old items and buying new ones! But don't worry, high-tech relocation assistance is available. We have a list of the best moving apps for 2022 to help you plan, move, and settle into your new place.

Here are the 12 best mobile apps for 2022 (in no particular order).

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The best apps for organizing and planning

1. MoveAdvisor

With the MoveAdvisor app, you can easily schedule your next move, inventory your furniture and other items, and analyze local moves. But the main reason MoveAdvisor made our list of the best moving apps for 2022 is that you can book local moves quickly and easily through the app; it's essentially Uber for change. This app is useful for anyone who wants to quickly review and plan for changes.

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Available platforms: iPhone, Android and Amazon tablets

Where to buy: Get it from the AppStore, Google Play or Amazon Apps.

Learn more:moveadvisor.com/app

2. neat

Sortly is an inventory management company with a creative app for managing your household items as you prepare to move. You can create your item list, categorize it and even track item location via a QR code label that can be placed on each box. This is great for the hyper organized who want to scan a QR code to get a list of a box's contents to make life after moving day easier. Sortly currently offers a 14-day free trial but also has a free option.

Cost: Plans range from $25 to $59 per month, but there's also a change-specific free version.

Available platforms: iPhone and Android

Where to get it: Get it on the AppStore or Google Play

Learn more:sortly.com/moving-app

3. todoist

Todoist provides task management software for list makers. Let's be honest; Exercise can be overwhelming. Along with packing, moving, and unpacking, you also have a million little tasks like transferring your utilities, setting up recurring rent or mortgage payments, and changing your address at the post office. follow upatwith the Todoist app.

Cost: $3-5 per month but there is also a free plan.

Available platforms: iPhone and Android

Where to get it: Get it on the AppStore or Google Play

Learn more:todoist.com

4. Magic Plane

Magicplan is an app specifically designed for contractors who need to create and share floor plans, testimonials, and even estimates for clients. But non-contractors also benefit from magicplan. If you're renovating your new location, magicplan makes it easy to measure and sketch floor plans for your project in 2D or 3D!

Cost: Plans range from $9.99 to $89.99. But you can try it for free (for up to two projects).

Available platforms: iPhone and Android

Where to get it: Get it on the AppStore or Google Play

Learn more:magicplan.app

The best apps for moving help

5. TaskRabbit

TaskRabbit connects freelancers with people who need to get things done quickly. You can hire someone to mow the lawn, build your IKEA furniture, or (you guessed it) transport your stuff from the old place to the new. This is great for non-planners as you can often find same-day workers in your area, especially if you live in a big city. Whether you forgot to hire movers or made a last-minute decision that you don't want to move, TaskRabbit has you covered!

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Available platforms: iPhone, Android, tablets, laptops and desktops

Where to get it: Download it from the AppStore, Google Play or use the website directly

Learn more:www.taskrabbit.com

6. Shopping Cart

Dolly is very similar to TaskRabbit, but while TaskRabbit covers a wide range of tasks, Dolly focuses on moving bulky items. You can hire a driver to pick up the store when you order your new sofa or fridge, or you can hire someone to move your whole house.

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Available platforms: iPhone and Android

Where to get it: Get it on the AppStore or Google Play

Learn more:dolly.com

7. Convenient

Handy is also similar to TaskRabbit, but Handy specializes in home maintenance and cleaning services. Whether you're moving into a new home that needs cleaning and repairs, or your old home needs a little maintenance before the new occupant can move in, Handy has you covered.

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Available platforms: iPhone and Android

Where to get it: Get it on the AppStore or Google Play

Learn more:handy.com

8. Unpack

With the Unpakt moving help app, you can compare local movers to find the one that works best for you. The remarkable thing about Unpakt is that its quotations are guarantees; no estimates, just accurate details of the exact amount you can pay your mover. You can even make arrangements for a storage room if needed. If you've been burned by an inaccurate moving quote in the past, this guarantee should give you peace of mind for a less stressful move.

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Available platforms: iPhone and Android

Where to get it: Get it on the AppStore or Google Play

Learn more:unpakt.com

The best apps for buying and selling items

9. Facebook Market

Facebook Marketplace has become a popular solution for buying and selling used goods. It's like the new classifieds section in the newspaper. You can list any items you don't want to sell and see if your Facebook friends (or other locals) are interested in buying. It is also useful if you want to furnish your new apartment with cheap used furniture. And since Facebook Marketplace is included in the Facebook app, there's a good chance you already have it!

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Available platforms: iPhone, Android, tablets, laptops and desktops

Where to get it: Download it from the AppStore, Google Play or use the website directly

Learn more:facebook.com/marketplace

10. OfferUp

You can think of OfferUp as a better version of Craig's List. Like Craig's List, OfferUp focuses on creating face-to-face sales transactions between sites. Unlike Craig's List, OfferUp allows users to create profiles and rate their transactions, which helps both buyers and sellers feel more secure when dealing with someone they don't know.

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Available platforms: iPhone and Android

Where to get it: Get it on the AppStore or Google Play

Learn more:offerup.com

11. AptDeco

AptDeco is similar to other apps that let you buy and sell goods, but focuses specifically on home furnishings. This way you can sort out all the junk and go straight to your next great piece of furniture. Parts on AptDeco are also typically more upscale than the used parts you'll find on other apps, so it's ideal for anyone looking for long-lasting, quality pieces.

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Available platforms: iPhone, Android, tablets, laptops and desktops

Where to get it: Download it from the AppStore, Google Play or use the website directly

Learn more:aptdeco. With

12. ThredUp

New home, new you! A new location is a fresh start, and in addition to updating your furniture and home decor, you can also update your closet a bit. ThredUp is an online thrift store specializing in quality clothing. Not only do you save money by buying carefully used clothes, you also help the planet by producing less waste compared to constantly buying new clothes.

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Available platforms: iPhone, Android, tablets, laptops and desktops

Where to get it: Download it from the AppStore, Google Play or use the website directly

Learn more:thredup.com

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