
Poke around a real one
Dec's own vault is public: 400+ physical games, magazine demo discs, the lot. Every vault gets a shareable page like this.
What lives in a vault?
Straight from the vault — not mockups
Every shelf in one place
Your physical carts and discs with box art, condition, region, ratings and what each one's worth — laid out like a real shelf, platform by platform.

Digital libraries, imported
Connect Steam, Xbox and PlayStation once and pull whole libraries in with playtimes — apps and TV junk filtered out automatically.
Demo discs get a shrine
Magazine cover discs and downloaded demos live on their own shelf, sorted per platform — even P.T. if you were lucky.

Progress, value & milestones
Completion percentages, value trends over time, hours played, backlog shuffle when you can't decide — plus charts, pivot tables and a one-tap Excel workbook of the whole collection.
Follow collectors like you
Make your vault public and join in: a Discover directory of real collections, a Following feed of their new adds, beaten games and milestones — and a like button for followers to leave some love on your games (counts only, never names).

Achievements, trophies & rarity
Connected accounts light up every imported game: Steam and Xbox achievements and PlayStation trophies with their art, unlock dates and how rare each one is. Retro shelves get RetroAchievements links straight to your progress. Private by default — one switch shows them off to your followers.

Up and running in minutes
No app store, no payment, no catch
Create a free vault
Pick a handle, add your email and a password — that's the whole signup. Your vault opens straight away with a quick guided tour; we just email a confirmation link you can tap whenever.

Fill it your way
Add games by hand — start typing a title and pick it from the live search — import a spreadsheet, or connect Steam / Xbox / PlayStation and let it pull your libraries.

Share your shelf
Your vault lives at /u/your-handle — send it to anyone, they browse read-only. Fellow collectors can follow you, like your games and copy the odd gem into their own vault. Keep it private if you'd rather.

The short answers
The things everyone asks first