About MoveRecord

Why it was made

Moving out is when photos taken on the first day suddenly matter, and it is also when they are hardest to find: scattered across a camera roll, without notes, and with no easy way to show the before and after next to each other.

The tools that help with this are mostly apps that need an install, an account or a subscription, often with photos stored on their servers. Someone who moves once every few years may not want another account for a single afternoon of photos. MoveRecord was built for that one job: pair the photos, keep the notes, make a clean document, and do it without collecting anyone's home photos.

What it is and is not

MoveRecord is a free tool for organising your own photos and notes into a personal record. It is not an inspection service, it does not judge damage, and it does not prove when a photo was taken. It does not replace the condition report form, inspection or signature steps required where you live.

Who runs it

MoveRecord is made and run by Eddy Hwang, an independent developer in Korea who builds small single-purpose web tools. Contact: eddyhwang.kr@gmail.com.

How it works

• The page is a static website. Photos are processed by your browser with standard Canvas features; PDFs are assembled in the browser with the open-source pdf-lib library (MIT license, served from this site).
• No advertising, analytics or AI service receives your photos or notes. Visits are counted with cookieless Cloudflare Web Analytics, which never sees page content.
• The code is checked with automated tests for page layout, photo handling, backups and the PDF output before each release.

Sources for the guides

• Consumer Affairs Victoria: Before you move into a rental property (condition report and photos).
• Apple Support: photo formats when sharing.
• MDN Web Docs: createImageBitmap (image decoding and orientation).

Content last reviewed 20 October 2026.