MoverMath makes every U.S. state and county easy to explore and compare. Browse nearly 300 sourced measures covering housing, taxes, income, jobs, schools, healthcare, crime, weather, transportation, natural hazards, recreation, and more. Compare places side by side, create rankings around what matters to you, find locations that fit one or two people, and share what you discover for free, with no account required.
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Astra helped me get MoverMath beyond maps and rankings and into a practical relocation decision tool. It helped me build two new experiences inside the Find Your Fit section: “Find Our Compromise,” which balances two people’s priorities and explains how each place works for both of them, and “Like Here, But…,” which finds alternatives that preserve what someone likes about their current home while improving what they want to change. Astra expanded the project from presenting relocation data to helping people make difficult, highly personal moving decisions without a paywall, account, or chatbot.
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Hey Product Hunt. I’m Matt, the maker of MoverMath!
I built MoverMath while researching my own move, because planning a move usually means jumping between real-estate sites, government datasets, weather tools, tax tables, school reports, and generic “best places” lists that usually are just click bait.
MoverMath brings that research together in one place. It’s an interactive guide to every U.S. state and county, with nearly 300 measures covering housing, affordability, taxes, income, employment, schools, healthcare, crime, climate, transportation, natural hazards, recreation, and plenty of more unusual subjects.
You can: - Explore any measure on a national or county map - Compare states, counties, and cities side by side - Create rankings based on the factors you care about - Explore migration patterns and historical trends - Find places that match your priorities - Balance the preferences of two people planning a move - Find alternatives that keep what you like about your current home - Share comparisons and shortlists with someone else
The data is sourced from organizations such as the Census Bureau, BLS, BEA, NOAA, FEMA, CDC, FCC, EPA, FHFA, and DOE. Sources, definitions, coverage gaps, and refresh dates are shown throughout the site. Metrics refresh as their source publishes data, ranging from daily to in the years depending on the metric.
For the GPT-6 Astra Challenge, I used Astra to help refine MoverMath’s "Find Your Fit" relocation decision tool, specifically the "Our compromise" and "Like here, but..." sections within it. Metrics are measured by importance, and crossed with areas that meat the threshold. Excluding states you'd never entertain will save you some time as well.
I’d love to hear what you think, and especially what information you would want before seriously considering somewhere new.
Hey Product Hunt. I’m Matt, the maker of MoverMath!
I built MoverMath while researching my own move, because planning a move usually means jumping between real-estate sites, government datasets, weather tools, tax tables, school reports, and generic “best places” lists that usually are just click bait.
MoverMath brings that research together in one place. It’s an interactive guide to every U.S. state and county, with nearly 300 measures covering housing, affordability, taxes, income, employment, schools, healthcare, crime, climate, transportation, natural hazards, recreation, and plenty of more unusual subjects.
You can:
- Explore any measure on a national or county map
- Compare states, counties, and cities side by side
- Create rankings based on the factors you care about
- Explore migration patterns and historical trends
- Find places that match your priorities
- Balance the preferences of two people planning a move
- Find alternatives that keep what you like about your current home
- Share comparisons and shortlists with someone else
The data is sourced from organizations such as the Census Bureau, BLS, BEA, NOAA, FEMA, CDC, FCC, EPA, FHFA, and DOE. Sources, definitions, coverage gaps, and refresh dates are shown throughout the site. Metrics refresh as their source publishes data, ranging from daily to in the years depending on the metric.
For the GPT-6 Astra Challenge, I used Astra to help refine MoverMath’s "Find Your Fit" relocation decision tool, specifically the "Our compromise" and "Like here, but..." sections within it. Metrics are measured by importance, and crossed with areas that meat the threshold. Excluding states you'd never entertain will save you some time as well.
I’d love to hear what you think, and especially what information you would want before seriously considering somewhere new.