Vote for what you want
Real problems people wish someone would solve. Pick a category, read the pain point, and vote — your demand helps businesses know what to build.
We're downsizing and twenty years of stuff is overwhelming
Every cupboard opens another decision — keep, donate, sell, or cry. Family photos mixed with broken gadgets and 'just in case' tools. Would you vote for declutter-and-move services that sort before they box?
My landlord wants the flat empty Friday but completion is Monday
Two nights in a hotel with kids, a cat, and boxes labelled 'misc' is your current plan. Storage feels expensive when timing is the real enemy. Would you pay for gap storage plus a mid-week move slot that matches solicitors?
I can't face dismantling flat-pack furniture again
The Allen key always vanishes and half the screws strip on the second build. IKEA instructions assume infinite patience after a long drive. Would you vote for movers who disassemble and rebuild at the new place?
We need to move my parents into sheltered housing gently
It's not just boxes — it's ornaments, routines, and a lifetime in one bungalow. Rushing feels cruel; dragging it out isn't fair either. Would you pay for senior move specialists who pack with care and patience?
Our move is only across town but it still feels massive
Short distance tricks you into DIY until the third trip and a sore back. Friends disappear when you mention the washing machine. Would you vote for small local moves priced fairly without minimum 'whole house' fees?
I need storage between sale and purchase — for how long, who knows?
Chain delays mean paying monthly while your life sits in a unit you can't browse easily. One more email from the solicitor and you'll scream. Would you pay for flexible storage with easy access and clear monthly caps?
Moving with a baby means timing around naps, not the van
Cot, steriliser, three bags of 'just in case' — and a removal crew that doesn't get why 2pm matters. Stress spikes when routine goes out the window. Would you vote for family-aware movers with quiet-hour scheduling?
My piano needs moving and I'm terrified it'll be damaged
It's sentimental and heavy; mate-with-a-van quotes make your stomach turn. One wrong tilt and it's tears all round. Would you pay for insured piano movers with proper equipment and no drama?
We're relocating for work and need help with the whole UK leg
School places, GP handover, utilities, and a house you've only seen on Zoom — the move is the easy bit. Would you vote for relocation concierge that books movers, cleaners, and admin in one package?
The previous owners left junk and we move in tomorrow
Broken shed, old paint tins, and a mattress that should've gone years ago — your first night shouldn't smell like a skip. Would you pay for clearance before you unpack a single plate?
I need to move a home office without losing a day of work
Monitors, cables labelled 'temp', and a desk that doesn't fit in the car — WFH can't pause for van roulette. Would you vote for evening or weekend office moves with IT reconnect at the new desk?
Our rental deposit depends on a spotless move-out clean
Fingerprints on every wall, oven grease you pretended wasn't there — checkout inventories are ruthless. Cleaning after packing is brutal. Would you pay for end-of-tenancy clean bundled with the move?
I'm moving alone and can't lift half this flat
Books, kitchen kit, and a wardrobe that weighs a ton — independence shouldn't mean injury. Asking neighbours feels awkward. Would you vote for hourly mover help for solo moves with no minimum house size?
We need temporary furniture while ours is in storage
Sleeping on an air bed for six weeks sounded fine until week two. Buying cheap stuff you'll ditch feels wasteful. Would you pay for furniture rental delivered before your keys handover?
My move includes a garden shed full of tools and lawnmower petrol
Garages and sheds become black holes; the van company 'doesn't do hazardous'. Half your weekend kit can't be left behind. Would you vote for movers who handle sheds, bikes, and awkward outdoor gear properly?
Completion got delayed again — now the movers want to reschedule
You've taken leave, cancelled broadband, and the firm slots you three weeks out. Chains wobble; your plans shouldn't have to. Would you pay for movers with free date changes when solicitors slip?
I want an inventory so nothing goes missing in the move
That box of cables, the jewellery tin, the kids' school folders — 'it'll turn up' isn't reassurance. Would you vote for photo inventory and numbered boxes with a check-off at delivery?
My work shirts need ironing and I haven't touched an iron in years
Monday morning you're choosing between creased cotton and another dry-clean bill. The ironing pile grows like a guilty conscience. Would you pay for collect-and-return shirt service with next-day delivery?
The dry cleaner lost my favourite coat lining
You trusted the ticket, collected in a rush, and only noticed at the first frost. 'We're not liable' is not what you need to hear. Would you vote for dry cleaners with item photos and tracked garment tags?
I need duvet cleaning but it won't fit in my washing machine
King-size duvets come back damp from the launderette or never quite dry on the line in British weather. Musty bedrooms are not the vibe. Would you pay for industrial duvet wash with home delivery?
My washing machine broke mid-week and the laundry mountain is real
School kits, gym gear, and towels — you're eyeing the launderette like it's 1998. Family life doesn't pause for appliance repairs. Would you vote for emergency wash-and-fold while your machine's fixed?
I hate hauling heavy laundry bags to the corner shop
Stairs, rain, and a bag that splits at the worst moment — weekly dry cleaning shouldn't feel like CrossFit. Would you pay for doorstep collection with a text when it's back?
My delicate dresses always come back with that chemical smell
Wedding guest season means silk and panic; over-perfumed plastic covers trigger headaches. You want clean, not a car air freshener. Would you vote for eco dry cleaning with low-odour finishing?
We need uniform laundry during term time — it's endless
PE kits, stained jumpers, and name tapes that survive everything except ketchup — parents become full-time launderers. Would you pay for school uniform wash-and-fold on a weekly subscription?