Skip the form. Just talk.

Nobody enjoys filling in an inventory list. You know the one — the endless form asking you to count your boxes, describe your furniture, and somehow remember if that side table is "small" or "medium." Most people guess. Some give up halfway through. And the guessing is exactly what leads to move day surprises: a truck that's too small, a team that wasn't briefed on the piano, a plan that doesn't match the job.

So we built a better way to tell us what you're moving. You just talk.

Meet the Inventory Voicenote

Once you've booked your move with GoMove, you get the chance to record a voicenote about what's actually in your home. No forms, no dropdowns, no trying to remember the right category for a bookshelf. You just talk us through it, the way you'd explain it to a friend who's helping you move.

"Two bedrooms, a couch, a fridge, and yes, there's a piano" tells us more in fifteen seconds than most people manage in a five-minute form.

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Curious what that actually looks like? Watch it on Instagram.

How it fits into your move

The Inventory Voicenote comes after you've booked, while there's still time to get the details right before move day.

1. You book your move. Pricing and dates are sorted first.
2. You record your voicenote. Walk through your home, room by room, and just describe what's coming with you. Mention anything unusual — a piano, a wine fridge, an oddly heavy wardrobe.
3. Our team listens and builds your move plan. A real person goes through it and uses it to confirm the right size truck and the right number of movers for your job.
4. You can still make changes. Remembered something after you hit record? The plan isn't locked in stone — you can edit the details later on.

Why it matters

A moving quote is only as good as the information behind it. The more accurately we understand your home, the more accurately we can plan your move — which means no undersized trucks, no scrambling for extra hands on the day, and no "we didn't know about the piano" moments.

It's a small thing that saves you time, and it saves us from guessing. That's the whole idea.

No random bakkie vibes. No "where are you guys?" moments. Just a move that goes the way you planned it — because we actually knew what we were planning for.

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