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Quick Facts
- App Name
- MovingBox: AI Home Inventory
- Developer
- Camden Webster (Mothersound LLC)
- Platform
- iOS, iPadOS (iPhone, iPad)
- Price
- Free with In-App Purchase (MovingBox Pro) ($4.99/mo, $44.99/yr, $129.99 lifetime)
- Category
- Lifestyle / Productivity
- Headquarters
- Chicago, IL
- Press Contact
- Camden Webster, Founder
- camden@movingbox.ai
- Website
- movingbox.ai
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About MovingBox
MovingBox is a home inventory app for iPhone and iPad. It uses AI to turn photos and videos into item records that people can review, edit, and organize across homes, Spaces, and Boxes. MovingBox also stores photos and supporting documents, tracks recorded values and item history, supports household collaboration through iCloud, and exports portable inventory archives.
Inventory records are stored locally and can sync through the user's iCloud account. Media selected for AI analysis is sent to the processing services described in MovingBox's current Privacy Policy.
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The Story
Founder
Camden Webster is a solo indie developer based outside Chicago. He built MovingBox after experiencing firsthand how overwhelming it is to document possessions for insurance — and finding that existing solutions were either too tedious or too willing to collect user data. MovingBox lets the AI do the hard part.
The Problem
A home inventory can help during a move, insurance claim, estate-planning conversation, or ordinary household organization. The difficult part is creating a useful record and keeping it connected to belongings as they move between rooms, boxes, people, and homes.
The Solution
MovingBox reduces manual entry by starting with photos and videos, while keeping the user in control of the final record. Version 2026.2.0 extends that inventory into the physical world: people can organize nested Spaces, add numbered Boxes, and print a contents list to attach to each one. The list makes a Box identifiable and readable during moving or storage; its QR code opens the current inventory in MovingBox.
Key Features
- • AI cataloging from photos and video — brand, model, serial number, and replacement value extracted automatically
- • Spaces, Boxes, and printable lists — nested locations, numbered Boxes, QR-code navigation, and readable contents lists
- • Portable inventory archives — ZIP exports containing CSV data and photos
- • Apple-system integration — Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight, and the system Camera
- • Item history and relationships — People & Businesses, lending, Archive, and heir assignment
- • Multi-angle documentation — up to 5 photos per item, warranty and expiration tracking
- • Feels at home on iOS - We're dedicated to crafting the best home inventory experience on Apple platforms
2026.2.0 Release
MovingBox 2026.2.0 connects the digital inventory to where belongings physically live.
- • Spaces, Boxes, and printable lists — Label and track Boxes through a move or storage without opening them.
- • Native currencies — Retain each valuation's currency and show mixed-currency totals separately.
- • Synced attachments and household organization — Keep records useful across supported devices and homes.
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