QuikForce

QuikForce isn't a moving company in the traditional sense — it's a Harvard-incubated technology platform, founded in 2014 by Desmond Lim together with graduate students from Harvard, MIT, Princeton, and Boston University, that uses a matching algorithm to connect customers with independent moving companies (and, by the founder's own account, with hourly workers who perform moves directly). The business coverage describing QuikForce's operations and growth all dates to 2015 and 2016, around the company's early stretch, when it reported facilitating over a hundred moves and expanding into Miami. A couple of customer accounts from that period describe the booking process itself as fast, contrasting it with the usual back-and-forth of calling several movers for quotes. There isn't much to go on beyond that history: Google shows only 9 ratings for this listing with no individual review text, and no independent directory or licensing information turned up for this profile. Because QuikForce works as an intermediary rather than the crew doing the lifting, there's no truck, labor, or handling of belongings to evaluate directly here — anyone considering it should ask specifically which moving company or crew gets assigned to the job and vet that mover on its own merits. This may be worth a look for someone who specifically wants a service that shops a move around rather than a single crew to hire directly, but confirm exactly who will be doing the physical work before booking.