Immigration decisions deserve verifiable truth, not guesswork.
Every year, millions of people plan a cross-border move using outdated blog posts, contradictory forum threads, and calculators that quietly disagree with the government's own. MoveMate exists to replace that noise with an engineered intelligence pipeline — official rules, live draw data, and verified community signals, in one place.
Grounded in the source
Our scoring engine follows the published IRCC criteria exactly, and our program data is ingested from official government pages — every claim traceable to a page ID.
Two-stream intelligence
Stream A is the law: official thresholds and draw rounds, synced continuously. Stream B is the reality: verified community sentiment on delays and refusal patterns the portals omit.
Always current
Cutoffs shift, streams pause, thresholds move. The engine monitors official sources and recalculates your position automatically — you'll never plan on stale numbers.
Built by people who've lived the process
MoveMate started with a simple frustration: three "official-looking" calculators, three different scores, and no way to tell which one matched what IRCC would actually compute. We built the engine we wished existed — one that shows its work, cites its sources, and tells you the honest number even when it's lower than you hoped.
We are a technology platform, not a law firm. When your situation needs professional judgment, we'll say so — and point you toward licensed practitioners rather than pretending an algorithm is enough.