The Move
Not a visit.
A life.
For the people making Italy home for good.
This one’s for the big move. Retirement, a fresh start, a home in Italy for good. It’s a hundred decisions, and they deserve more than a rough guess. So this app helps you choose with your eyes open: dig into the neighborhoods, compare real costs, save every house and every thought in one place.
Not a trip you’re planning. A life. Let’s build it right.
The neighborhoods
You don’t move to Florence. You move to one part of it. A city isn’t one place — it’s ten neighborhoods, each with its own feel, its own price, its own life. Live in the wrong one, and you spend years wishing you’d known.
So we go deeper than the town. Every city breaks down neighborhood by neighborhood — which are quiet, which are lively, where families settle — backed with real numbers, the cost of living and what housing runs, city by city. And each neighborhood links to Google Maps: tap a restaurant, see it; tap a church, open its site; walk the blocks before you ever fly over. Find the town that fits, and save it — come back to its neighborhoods any time, right where you left off.
For a two-week trip, this is handy. For a move, it’s everything.
Your vision board
When you’re moving, the search takes over your life. A house here. A rental there. A YouTube tour of some hill town. A listing you swear you’ll remember. A week later, it’s all gone, scattered across tabs and apps.
So pin it all in one place, on your vision board.
Every home you’re weighing — every rental, every video, every listing — side by side, where you and your partner can finally compare them. This town or that one. This street or the next. Move things around, drop what fades, keep what pulls at you. The whole move taking shape in one spot, instead of lost in a hundred open windows.
The cost planner
Milan or Bologna? One will cost you a lot more than the other. So don’t guess — build it out. One spreadsheet for Milan, one for Bologna: rent, food, bills, the daily run of things, in dollars and euros. Set them side by side and see the gap in plain numbers. Build as many as you want — three cities, four, the one you almost picked and the one you didn’t.
Most people move on a feeling and a rough guess. You’ll move on real numbers, with your eyes open.
Your travel log
A move like this starts with a hundred talks. Tuscany or Sicily? Rent first, or buy? Go this fall, or wait a year? You and your partner turn it over, again and again. So write it down as it happens — the day you leaned toward Sicily, the worry that changed your mind, the plan you finally landed on. Now the whole decision lives in one place, not scattered in your head.
Then you land, and the travel log keeps going: over lunch you jot the morning, the apartment you saw, the street that felt right.
No more lost notes buried in your phone. Just your new life, written down, day by day.
You’ll know the neighborhoods down to the street, you’ll have run the numbers city by city, and every house and every thought will be saved in one place.
Your whole move, in the palm of your hand — on the plane, on the street, wherever you are.
No credit card. Cancel anytime.