Address Tracker

About

Moving house means updating your address everywhere — and the hard part is remembering where "everywhere" is. Your bank, your super fund, your electricity provider, Medicare, the shop that still posts you contact lenses. You find the ones you forgot when a bill goes to the old place.

Address Tracker builds the list before you need it. Enter your address once, then browse normally. When a page you visit shows your address, that site is added to a private list on your device. By the time you move, the checklist already exists.

How it works:
- Enter your current address (Australian address formats — states, postcodes and street abbreviations)
- Browse as usual. When a new site shows your address, a small prompt on the page asks whether to save it — or exclude that page, the whole domain, or a URL prefix. Prefer silence? Turn the prompt off in Settings and sites are recorded automatically.
- When you move, enter the new address. Every recorded site becomes an item on your checklist.
- Work through the list. While a page still shows the old address, a small banner reminds you and gives you the new address to copy. When the new address appears on the page, the item is marked done.
- Add sites you remember but haven't visited, and tasks that aren't websites at all — calling your insurer, visiting a post office — so the checklist covers the whole move.

Privacy: everything stays on your device. There is no server, no account, and the extension makes no network requests. Pages are scanned locally and only the fact that your address appeared is saved — never the page content. Your one backup is a JSON file you export yourself. Any page, domain, or URL prefix can be excluded from scanning.

One limitation, stated plainly: the extension can only record sites you actually visit while it's installed, and only when the address is visible on the page. Install it well before you move and the list builds itself. Anything it misses, you add by hand.