RELOCORD PRODUCT TOUR

See how one moving record comes together.

Real Relocord screens show how documents, condition evidence, issues, charges, and timeline events stay connected from estimate through delivery.

Product page updated August 7, 2026 · Demo data shown · iOS 17+

Illustration of a complete moving record assembled into an evidence packet

What does Relocord organize?

Relocord organizes the records a household mover may need to review later: estimates and revisions, the bill of lading, shipment inventory, receipts, pickup and delivery photos, added charges, issue notes, and a dated timeline. Imported content stays in the app’s local iOS container. OCR runs on the device and presents extracted facts for review rather than silently treating them as authoritative. Exports are created only when the user starts the process. Relocord has no account system, advertising SDK, analytics SDK, or developer document server. It helps assemble a clearer record; it does not verify the truth of a document, create a trusted timestamp, provide legal advice, or guarantee acceptance by a mover, insurer, regulator, or court.

MOVE HUB

Start from the next checkpoint.

The move hub summarizes the current stage, starter-record progress, quick capture actions, and counts for documents, issues, timeline events, and packet readiness. This keeps the practical next step visible without hiding the underlying record.

Relocord move hub showing a delivery checkpoint, capture tools, four documents, one issue, seven timeline events, and packet review status — Demo move hub with the delivery checkpoint selected.

DOCUMENT REVIEW

Group each source by document type and review state.

Estimates, the bill of lading, inventory, receipts, and other records remain grouped by type. Each version keeps its source and review state visible, so a confirmed record is distinguishable from OCR output that still needs attention.

Relocord Documents screen grouping an estimate, bill of lading, inventory, and receipt with confirmed or needs-review status — Document groups and review status in the demo move.

EVIDENCE & ISSUES

Connect an issue to the records that support it.

Damage, missing items, delays, and charge questions can be recorded as issues. Related condition photos, documents, and charges stay linked, making it easier to understand what supports an issue without searching through unrelated files.

Relocord Evidence and Issues screen showing a scratched side table issue linked to one photo and two documents — A damage issue connected to its related records.

TIMELINE

Keep changes in chronological order.

The timeline combines saved documents, recorded condition, issues, charges, and manual checkpoints. Dates and short notes make the sequence readable while the original source records remain available elsewhere in the move.

Relocord Timeline screen showing a signed estimate, bill of lading, pickup completion, delivery condition, damage issue, extra charge, and final receipt — Seven demo events ordered by their recorded date and time.

PACKET EXPORT

Review readiness and privacy controls before export.

The packet screen checks whether the move summary, documents, charges, timeline, issues, and original files are ready. The user chooses whether full addresses, original documents, or original photos are included before creating a PDF or ZIP package.

Relocord Build your packet screen showing readiness checks, privacy controls, and the 8.99 dollar one-time unlock — Packet readiness and inclusion controls before export.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

What stays on the device?

Imported documents, photos, extracted facts, charges, issues, and timeline records are stored in Relocord’s local iOS container. The app does not run a user-data backend. Device and iCloud backup behavior is controlled by Apple and the user’s settings.

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