About the author

Ross Williams

UK-based business owner, app developer and author of the PackQR Moving Library.

Author and project operator

Ross Williams

Ross Williams is a UK-based business owner and part-time app developer who uses technology to solve practical, everyday problems. After releasing a number of small macOS utilities, he moved into iOS development and began building focused apps shaped by real-life experience.

PackQR draws on Ross’s experience of moving through shared and solo rentals, cohabiting flats and several family homes. He has university-aged children considering their next moves and has supported older relatives through downsizing and retirement-related moves. Those experiences inform PackQR’s emphasis on calm planning, private labelling and practical tools that make moving and storage easier to manage.

Technology background

Ross works professionally as a business owner and develops apps part time. His software work began with focused desktop utilities for macOS before moving into full iOS app development.

His approach is to start with a practical problem, understand where existing tools create friction and build a smaller, clearer product around the task people actually need to complete.

Experience behind the moving guides

  • Shared and solo rental moves.
  • Cohabiting flats and combining households.
  • Moves between family homes.
  • Perspective from having university-aged children considering their next moves.
  • Supporting older relatives through downsizing and retirement-stage moves.

This experience informs the site’s emphasis on calm preparation, private labelling, first-night essentials, storage retrieval and moving systems that work across different stages of life.

Editorial role

Ross is responsible for the editorial direction and final review of the PackQR Moving Library. Articles are intended to provide practical general guidance, not legal, financial, medical or regulated professional advice.

Corrections or questions can be sent to support@packqr.app. The full review and correction process is described in the Editorial Policy.

Profile last reviewed: 11 July 2026.