Five tours in. Three buildings starting to blur.
The agent is asking which one you want.

You deserve more than a camera roll and a feeling. Relocation HQ is the private notebook for your housing search. Save listings as you find them, score them while you're standing in them, compare honestly when it's time to decide. Whether you're scouting Panama, Colombia, or both.

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Spreadsheet said one country. Gut said another. So I built something that could hold both.

I'm Wayne. I spent months comparing Panama and Colombia. Panama won on paper. The visa, the taxes, the residency math all pointed there. I chose Colombia anyway. Medellín. The streets felt alive in a way the spreadsheet couldn't capture, and that turned out to be the part I couldn't compromise on.

Relocation HQ is the tool I needed during those months. The spreadsheet does its job. It can't tell you which place feels like home. This holds the parts that fit on a spreadsheet so you can pay attention to the parts that don't.

Wayne Sheppard, founder

Currently in Medellín. Built for Panama and Colombia. Communities are forming in both.

Save listings in seconds

Found a place on Facebook?
Paste the link. We'll read it for you.

The app pulls the price, bedrooms, bathrooms, photos, and neighborhood automatically. You review, confirm, and it's saved as a clean home record.

It takes less time than screenshotting the listing. And three weeks from now, you'll still be able to find it.

Save a listing from Facebook or Encuentra24

Spanish source? English notebook.

Spanish listing?
You'll see it in English.

Paste a link from Fincaraíz, Metrocuadrado, Encuentra24, or Facebook Marketplace. The price, beds, baths, photos, and amenities all come in laid out in English in your notebook, ready to compare.

You don't translate to decide. The original Spanish source link is saved with the property too, one tap away if you want to check.

Sound familiar?

Relocating is one of the biggest decisions you'll make. Most people are making it with a camera roll and a feeling.

You got burned before. You know what it cost you. This time it's a different country and the stakes feel even higher.

You've toured a dozen places and they're all blurring together. Which one had the generator? Which one had the noise issue?

Your spreadsheet has 40 columns and you still can't make a decision. More information isn't the problem.

You're not researching alone

Someone who toured that building before you may have already done some of this work.

Building information in Relocation HQ is shared across all users. Generator backup, elevator reliability, water pressure on the upper floors, scored by people who actually live there.

The people who came before you left notes. Your observations will help the next person.

Building infrastructure scores from the community

Keep your search moving

A search that drifts is a search that fails.

Every day, Focus shows you exactly what needs attention: the tour you haven't booked, the follow-up you committed to, the shortlisted home sitting there with no next step.

No notifications. No noise. Just a quiet list that keeps you honest.

See clearly when it matters most

Find the right home.
Not just the next available one.

When it's time to choose, every property has a score. An honest comparison, separate from whichever place you toured most recently, or the one with the most persuasive agent.

Compare side by side. Make the call with confidence, not a gut feeling at midnight.

Properties compared side by side with scores

Who this is for

Built for relocators
like these.

Maggie & Tom, 64 & 66

Retiring from Denver to Panama

Twelve months out, one scouting trip done. The spreadsheet pointed to Panama; now they're choosing between Coronado and Boquete. Tom is on the FB groups every day. Maggie reads the long-form guides.

Both of them score the same tour and the scores show up side by side. The conversation stops being about whoever argues longest.

Eleanor, 67

Widowed, retiring solo to Envigado (Medellín)

Six months from move-in. Country and city are decided. Frank used to handle the spreadsheets; she's learning what he used to do, on her own timeline, with no second opinion at the end of the day.

Building scores come from people who actually live there. The notebook holds the parts she would have asked Frank to remember.

Alex, 49

Knowledge worker, comparing Panama, Colombia, Portugal

Two years from a move, location-flexible, a Notion board with three country comparisons. Won't sign up for a "track properties" page. Will sign up for a research layer.

Scout And Move maps both countries before he commits to either. When he picks one, the building data is already inside the app.

Built for your phone

The whole app lives
in your pocket.

Tour a place, score it on the spot, capture photos, and add notes, all before you've left the building.

Your Search

Save a Listing

Tour Checklist

Scoring

Building Detail

Focus

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Still in the comparison phase?

Still picking the country?

Comparing Panama and Colombia is the part of the decision the spreadsheet does best. Visa, taxes, residency math: that's columns and rows. What the spreadsheet can't hold is street feel, the texture of a place, the way strangers talk to you on a corner you haven't decided to live on yet.

If you're still in the comparison phase, start with the research layer below. The same building data flows into the app when you're ready to pick.

First, get the lay of the land

Step zero: the research layer.

Scout And Move is the free companion we built before this app existed. 179 neighborhoods mapped across Panama and Colombia, 1,614 residential buildings with walk data, and 48 practical guides covering the questions expats actually ask.

Read it before you start touring. When you're ready to track what you find, the same building data is waiting inside the app, alongside SAM, the on-demand assistant that helps you every step of the way.

Panama City neighborhoods Panama guides (23) Medellín neighborhoods Colombia guides (25)

Five tours in. Three buildings starting to blur.The agent is asking which one you want.

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Found a place on Facebook?Paste the link. We'll read it for you.

Spanish listing?You'll see it in English.