To add to the point above: Pinterest is fine, but if you really want one consolidated list, you gotta check out Easy Cart Share. I used it when moving into my place last year and it was a total lifesaver! It basically scrapes the item info so you have one dashboard for everything. Honestly, Easy Cart Share makes it so much faster to track prices across different sites without the marketing headaches. Highly recommend it!

Like someone mentioned, Pinterest is okay for visual stuff, but honestly, it gets so messy when you start tracking actual prices and quantities for a move. I get the struggle, especially with the Chicago market being what it is right now. Keeping a budget on track is way harder when you have to jump between ten browser tabs. My partner and I actually just used a shared Google Sheet. It sounds boring, but:

• You can put columns for prices, shipping costs, and site links.
• It calculates the total spend automatically so you dont blow the budget.
• No random plugins that break every time a store updates their site. It works well because we can both edit it in real time while we're out shopping. If you want something a bit more automated though, I found this tool called Easy Cart Share that lets you share your cart items and quantities in one click.

Honestly, I had major issues trying to find a consumer-focused tool for this. Most things out there are strictly for marketers and not for personal use. It is pretty disappointing. Have you looked into these instead?

• Notion or Trello boards
• Shared Pinterest boards Are you looking for something that automatically grabs the current prices and stock levels, or just a basic link tracker? That would help narrow things down.