Querencia · Move Checklist
Moving house? Don’t forget who has your address.
A browser extension that quietly notices every site still holding your old address — banks, shops, utilities, subscriptions — and turns them into a ready-to-go change-of-address checklist.
Free · No account needed · Works in Chrome & Firefox
Moving right now? Meet the Guided Move →How it works
Your move list, built before you knew you needed it
To update 2
Has your address 3
- 1
Install & tell it your address
Add the extension and enter your current address once. It stays on your device — nothing is uploaded.
- 2
Browse like normal
As you visit the sites you already use, it quietly notes which ones are holding your address. No forms to fill, no accounts to link.
- 3
Hit “I’m moving”
One toggle turns your tracked sites into a checklist — grouped, searchable, each with a direct link into that site’s address settings.
Why it matters
Only the government moves with you automatically
Register at your new municipality and only government agencies are updated automatically (via the BRP). Banks, insurers, webshops and everyone else keep your old address until you tell them.
Source: Consumentenbond
Your address can be on file with 100+ organizations — PostNL’s own moving directory lists more than 400 companies.
Source: Verhuisplanner · PostNL
57% of Brits rank moving house as the most stressful life event; 45% of Americans call it more stressful than divorce.
Source: Legal & General · SWNS / OnePoll
Privacy by design
It reads your pages, so it earns your trust
An extension that notices your address could be creepy. This one is built so it can’t be — by design, the sensitive part stays with you.
We never upload the pages you visit — only { site, status } ever syncs.
Detection runs on-device
Matching your address against a page happens entirely in your browser. Pages you visit are never sent anywhere.
Your browsing never leaves
Even with the optional sign-in, only a list of '{ which site, what status }' syncs across your devices — never a scraped address or the content of pages you visit.
No account required
The whole checklist works with no Querencia account. Signing in is purely an optional upgrade to sync across devices.
Objections, met head-on
Fair questions
Isn’t PostNL’s Verhuisservice enough?
PostNL is great for your mail — use it. Its address-notification service is free and lets you notify companies you pick from a directory of 400+ companies, and its mail forwarding (from €29.75 for 3 months to €67.50 for 12 months) keeps post reaching you while you settle in.
But forwarding stops after a few months, and a directory isn’t your list: it can’t see which sites actually hold your address. Querencia detects that — on your device, from the sites you actually use, including the long tail no directory covers — and turns it into your personal checklist. Great for mail, blind to records: the two work best together.
Want help working through that checklist? Meet the Guided Move →
Is this just another company holding my data?
No. The whole checklist works without a Querencia account, and matching your address against a page happens entirely in your browser — the pages you visit are never sent anywhere.
If you choose to sign in to sync across your devices, the only thing that ever leaves is a list of { which site, what status } — never a scraped address, never the content of pages you visit.
One address. Kept in one place. Shared on your terms.
The Move Checklist is the first step toward Querencia. Sign in today and your checklist syncs across your own devices. Next: keep one canonical address up to date once, then push it out to the services you choose — with your consent, every time. Move once, update everywhere.
Your address never syncs anywhere you don’t pick — { with consent }, every time.
We’re lining up the services to update. Want a heads-up when new partners go live? Get the occasional release note — no account needed, unsubscribe anytime.