Which Android app should I use to transfer everything from my old Android phone to a new iPhone?

Move to iOS is Apple's official solution for migrating data from Android devices to iPhones. Designed to work during the initial setup of a new iPhone, it creates a private Wi-Fi network to securely transfer a wide range of content, including contacts, message history, photo and video libraries, web bookmarks, mail accounts, and calendars. For users switching ecosystems, this app addresses the core pain point of manually moving years of personal data. Reviews indicate successful transfers of substantial data volumes, with one user reporting an 80GB move of photos and videos completed in 15-20 minutes. The process also attempts to install free Android app equivalents from the App Store on the new device. However, the transfer is contingent on a stable Wi-Fi connection, and some users note that social media and banking app logins are not carried over, requiring passwords to be re-entered. While generally reliable, occasional hiccups can occur if the network is unstable, so ensuring both devices are charged and connected to power is recommended. It remains a focused, no-cost tool that significantly simplifies a traditionally cumbersome process.