3D room visualizer that helps seniors plan moves to assisted living

For older adults, the prospect of relocating to assisted living can be deeply unsettling — largely because they struggle to envision how their treasured possessions will actually work in a much smaller space. MovePreview builds detailed 3D replicas of assisted living rooms so seniors can digitally place and rearrange their furniture and personal items well ahead of the actual move. Families simply provide room dimensions and snap photos of their belongings, then use intuitive drag-and-drop functionality to determine precisely what will fit and where everything should go. The guesswork around what to keep and how to arrange it disappears entirely. Pricing for individual families runs $49-$99 per relocation, while move management companies can subscribe at $30-$100/month for unlimited client usage. To acquire customers, you focus on Facebook groups centered around senior transitions, eldercare discussion boards, and direct collaborations with assisted living communities eager to minimize chaos on move-in day. While the primary appeal is easing the emotional burden for worried seniors, the platform naturally extends into a broader relocation ecosystem: • Remote facility walkthroughs prior to in-person visits • Smart furniture suggestions tailored to spatial limitations • Connections to a marketplace of professional organizers • White-label offerings designed for senior living chains With 10,000 relocations per year ($75 average) combined with 500 professional subscribers ($600/year), revenue crosses the $1M+ ARR threshold through direct channels. Layering in facility partnerships at $2,000-$5,000 per location creates a path toward $5M+ as you tap into the 300,000+ seniors who move into assisted living annually. This visualization platform turns one of life's most daunting transitions into something approachable and concrete, letting seniors picture their beloved belongings settled into their new home before a single box gets packed.

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