Inventory each room, align the family, coordinate vendors, and document donations. One calm place for the hardest move a family ever makes.
Try it: you are Maya, the daughter. Two decisions need you. Tap Looks good.
You are invited to weigh in. Nothing is final until the family agrees.
Both decisions settled. The move team has everything they need, and nobody had to argue over text messages.
A family is downsizing Mom's house of 40 years. Three siblings, three time zones, one group chat full of photos nobody can find.
"Who decided the armchair goes to Goodwill? Mom wanted Maya to have it."
Senior move managers run on paper, spreadsheets, and text threads. Decisions get lost, siblings argue, donation receipts vanish at tax time, and the move manager absorbs all of it.
Next Chapter gives the whole move one calm home: the inventory, the family decisions, the vendors, and the donation records.
Walk the house, photograph and catalog every item. Mark each: keep, donate, sell, discard, or ask the family.
One link, no login. Remote siblings review the "ask family" items, approve or suggest, and comment. Every decision is recorded.
Vendors, floor plans for the new residence, and donation receipts for tax time. Probate-ready records when it matters.
Adult children weigh in from anywhere. Approvals, suggestions, and comments, all timestamped.
Keep, donate, sell, discard, hold for family review. Nothing falls through the cracks.
Movers, estate-sale companies, cleaners, realtors. One contact list per move.
Item-by-item donation receipts for tax time. Estate cleanouts get probate-ready documentation.
Per company, per month. Unlimited moves, unlimited family members.
Open the sample move, share the family link, watch the decisions settle. That's the whole pitch.
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