DiscVault 26, A catalogue for your discs, Self-hosted, iPhone & iPad, Android beta
DiscVault catalogues the films you own — on disc, on your shelf, on your own server.
PWA & Desktop, Install guide
Reel 01, The Shelf, 45 / 45 movies, 29 tiles
Browse posters, switch to list or detail views, filter by format, open box sets and containers. Fast on large collections.
Reel 02, The Read, EAN → Title · Year · Format · Cover
Scan a barcode and DiscVault fills in title, year, format and cover art. Or search by name.
iPhone & iPad, Standalone, No server required
Reel 03, The Edition, 4K · BD · DVD · Steel · Box set
A 4K disc is not a Blu-ray. A steelbook is not a keepcase. Box sets, containers and the discs inside a release are catalogued as what they are.
Reel 04, The Vault, 0 trackers, 0 ads, No analytics
On your device, or on a server you run. No analytics, no advertising, nobody watching what you watch.
The iPhone and iPad app keeps your collection on the device. DiscVault 26 keeps it on a server you administer. Either way the only thing that leaves is a barcode or a search term.
Privacy policy →Reel 05, The Formats
Self-hosted DiscVault 26 today. iPhone and iPad standalone. Android in beta.
PWA, Desktop, DiscVault 26
A desktop-first library, richer detail pages, PostgreSQL foundations, plugins, migration tools and admin controls for collectors who keep their catalogue on their own server.
Invite-only flows, owner and admin tools, role-based access, audit views, API access and MCP-ready integrations.
iOS, iPadOS, Standalone
Runs entirely on the device. Scan, enrich, filter and search without a server.
Android, Beta
Request access on Discord. Approved testers install through Google Play.
The iOS and Android apps work standalone today. Connecting them to a self-hosted DiscVault installation is planned for a later stage.
