I Thought I'd Covered Everything
When Isaac moved house, he did what most people do: updated the obvious ones, assumed the rest would sort itself out. It didn't. Letters kept arriving at his old address: bills, official notices, things he needed and never saw. Untangling it afterwards cost him time, money, and more hours on hold to call centres than he'd like to admit.
When he started asking people about their own moves, he heard the same story again and again. Everyone assumed they'd covered everything. Almost nobody actually had.
Nobody was building a tool that kept track of what still needed doing. Not a generic checklist, something that actually knew your specific situation and followed through. So he built it.



