01. Photograph as you pack
Photos save immediately. Names and tags can arrive later. Packing never waits for AI.
Moving inventory app
Why a spreadsheet breaks
A shared sheet is fine until the living room is a maze of cardboard. Rows lag. Room names drift. Nobody photographs the bag of bed bolts. On moving day the sheet is either outdated or on a laptop in a box.
Photograph first

The loop
01. Photograph as you pack
Photos save immediately. Names and tags can arrive later. Packing never waits for AI.
02. QR + mover code
Avery 5163 labels with floor, room, priority, and handling flags.
03. Movers scan
Destination in the browser. No crew app.
04. Loaded / delivered
Walk sealed-not-loaded and loaded-not-delivered before the crew leaves.
05. Search later
Item, box, room, or Ask LabhDo — then keep the catalog after unpacking.
After the truck
Open-first boxes and first-72-hours lists help the new house work before every box is empty. Permanent locations, serials, receipts, and a home-inventory PDF are there when you want the catalog to outlive the move.
FAQ
A spreadsheet dies while you are holding the tape gun. LabhDo saves the photo first, prints a real Avery label, gives movers a scan page, and tracks loaded and delivered — then stays useful as a home inventory.
No. Photos save immediately. You can type a name or leave a voice note. Your edits are never overwritten by a later model run.
One household per signup. Free includes 5 boxes and 50 photographed items for that household. Unlock a move for $29 for up to 2,000 photographed items and 150 boxes.
Notes
Labels
A labeling system that works on moving day: room codes, handling flags, and QR codes on Avery 5163 labels.
Inventory
What to photograph, what to write on the box, and what to export before the truck arrives.
Moving day
Loaded vs delivered checkpoints, QR scans, and a reconciliation list so a missing box is obvious before the crew leaves.
Keep going
The high-level moving landing page — pack, track, find.
Turn each box into a scan-able destination, not a Sharpie guess.
Packed, loaded, delivered — walk the list at the door.
Keep serials, locations, and a PDF after the last box.