Relocation · Full-Stack AI Web App
A moving command center that ties together where you might live, what you need to do, who you'll live with, and how you physically move. Your move, organized.
A move means comparing apartments, tracking applications and deposits, building a checklist that changes every week, sometimes choosing a roommate, and booking the logistics to physically get there. It usually lives in a pile of browser tabs and a spreadsheet that never quite keeps up.
Provision pulls all of it into one organized, partly AI-driven hub so a move feels handled instead of overwhelming.
An at-a-glance move countdown, checklist progress, listing pipeline, and budget, so the whole move reads in one screen.
Track each place from saved to toured to applied to signed, with rent, fees, deposits, and lease terms. Add by hand or import.
A phased moving checklist with progress bars, generated and tailored to the specifics of your move.
Define weighted criteria, score candidates, and get an AI read on how well each one actually fits.
Compare moving trucks, storage, movers, and supplies with real costs and booking status in one view.
Reads your job and income data to flag whether a place sits comfortably in budget or is a stretch.
Provision is one of three apps I designed to talk to each other through a single private data contract, and it sits in the middle: it both reads and produces. It pulls the city and salary behind a job from Godspeed to default your search location and flag listings as affordable or a stretch. Then it produces a clean listings feed, rent and deposits and lease terms, that Prosper reads as upcoming costs. Every cross-app call happens on the server and is authenticated with a shared secret, so nothing sensitive ever reaches the browser.
Being both a reader and a producer made Provision the hardest of the three to get right, and the best proof of the idea: a job in Godspeed quietly changes what counts as affordable here, and a lease signed here quietly shows up in Prosper's cash flow. Designing that flow end to end is the part I'm proudest of: it shows I can design a system, not just a screen.