ViniVault/Apps
Record collector software that stays on your account
Collector software used to mean a program on one computer. ViniVault is the same job in the browser, so the catalogue is with you at a fair.
What collectors actually ask it to do
Find a record, log what you paid, keep a want list, and see a guide to value. Those four jobs cover most of a collector's week. A program that only does one of them leaves the rest in a notebook.
Software that only works at home is the wrong shape. The record you might buy is in a shop, and the list has to be in your pocket.
It also has to survive a new computer. A catalogue trapped in one installed program is a catalogue you will eventually lose. An account you can sign in to is the more durable shape.
Private software, not a public profile
Collector software used to assume you wanted a page other people could open. Many collectors do not. They want the pressing, the price, and the note, without an audience.
You can use a public catalogue to identify a pressing while you add a record. That does not publish your shelf. In ViniVault the records, the prices, and the notes stay on your account, and only you can see them.
How this works in ViniVault
Sign in on your phone or a computer. The shelf, the wishlist, and collection value are the same account. Add ViniVault to the home screen so it opens like the other apps.
The free shelf holds 100 records. Pro is £1.99 a month for an unlimited shelf. There is no per-record fee, and you do not pay again to open the same account on a second device.
Questions
- Is there a monthly price?
- The free shelf holds 100 records, with no monthly charge. Pro is £1.99 a month for an unlimited shelf.
- Does it only run on one computer?
- No. Sign in on a phone or a computer. The records follow the account.