Illustration of a secured vault door, representing CaliberBase Vault's encrypted collection records

Secure. Private. Yours.

The private way to document your firearms collection.

Encrypted on your device before anything is stored. Your key stays with you.

Free to start. No card required. Already tracking in a spreadsheet or another app? We make importing easy.

Why the usual options fall short

Your collection deserves more than a spreadsheet.

A spreadsheet can list a serial number. A cloud folder can hold a photo. Neither was built to keep your firearms, documents, values, storage, permits, trusts, and recovery instructions connected in one private record.

Spreadsheets Nothing is encrypted

Your serials and safe combinations sit in plain text wherever that file syncs — a laptop, a cloud drive, an email attachment.

Other apps They hold the key

Usually encrypted, but the provider keeps the key — so a database breach, a subpoena, or one support ticket can all end the same way.

CaliberBase Vault Your key stays with you

Your device generates a random vault key and encrypts record contents before upload. Password, recovery and supported passkey mechanisms protect the wrapped key copies we store. Account metadata and optional AI or support disclosures have separate boundaries.

Your record contents are encrypted on your device using AES-256-GCM — the same cipher the U.S. government specifies for its own most sensitive data. See what it would actually take to break in — the real crack times, from a reused password to a six-word passphrase, and an honest account of what encryption does not protect you from.

Built for the whole collection, not just the guns

Everything you own. One private record.

Every corner of a collection, organized the way a collector actually thinks about their gear.

Firearms, ammo & gear
Every gun's full history, ammo lots drawn down by caliber as you shoot, and optics, magazines and blades — one inventory.
NFA items & trusts
Suppressors, SBRs and tax stamps, tracked with which firearms each is compatible with — and the trust that owns them.
Safes & documents
Combinations and keys, masked on screen. Wills, deeds, receipts, insurance and photos all live in encrypted storage — 100 MB to start, up to 50 GB on Legacy.
Carry permits
The reciprocity map is free for everyone, no account needed. Save unlimited permits with renewal reminders on every tier, free included — see the dedicated section below.
Range log & hunt log
Sessions and rounds fired, with which suppressor rode along. Where you hunted, what you carried, and the outcome.
Maintenance, gunsmithing & DOPE
Cleanings on a round-count schedule, jobs sent out or done yourself, and zero and holds by distance for every load.
Courses, certifications & marksmanship
Training taken, certifications tracked for renewal, and level progress by discipline.
AI valuations
Describe a gun, get a fair-market range with reasoning — useful before you trade it or sell it. Live today on Legacy and Founders; rolling out to Collector and Armorer next.

Carry & reciprocity

Know where you can carry. Keep the records that support it.

The reciprocity map is free for every visitor — checked against each state's own official source, not crowdsourced data, no account required. Saving your own permits to track, with renewal reminders, is free too — unlimited permits on every tier, including the free one.

Every state shows exactly where its answer came from and when it was last checked, because carry law changes state by state, sometimes mid-year. The information you need is in your hand, not buried in a forum thread.

It runs entirely on your device — the permits you hold are never sent anywhere to get an answer. And it says plainly what it is: general information from official sources, not legal advice. Laws and permit recognition can change — verify current requirements with the relevant state before you travel.

Try the real interactive map →

Alaska Alabama Arkansas Arizona California Colorado Connecticut District of Columbia Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Iowa Idaho Illinois Indiana Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Massachusetts Maryland Maine Michigan Minnesota Missouri Mississippi Montana North Carolina North Dakota Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico Nevada New York Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Vermont Washington Wisconsin West Virginia Wyoming
Home state Carry is good here Not honored

Illustrative example. Your own map reflects the permits you actually hold, checked against each state's official source.

Switching from a spreadsheet or another app

Already have a list? Bring it with you.

Import from a CSV — your own spreadsheet, or an export from another tracking app — and columns get matched automatically. No re-typing every serial number by hand.

Point it at a folder of photos and each one links to the right firearm automatically, matched by filename — nothing to re-upload one at a time.

The file is read and matched entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to make the match — only the encrypted result is ever stored.

Your spreadsheet header → what it becomes

"Mfg"→Manufacturer
"S/N"→Serial number
"Cal"→Caliber
colt_python.jpg→Linked automatically
Firearms, ammo, and gear
All three import kinds, with the same fuzzy column-matching either way.
Encrypted the moment it lands
Every imported record goes through the same on-device encryption as one you type in by hand.

Why this matters

The case for a real record

Not marketing math — public data on what happens when a collection has no record of what's in it.

5 firearms

The average gun-owning household holds about five firearms — enough serial numbers, purchase dates and values that almost no one could recite them all from memory.

Gallup, 2023 ↗
266,000

Firearms stolen in the U.S. every year, by ATF's own estimate — the large majority straight out of private homes, most with no photo or serial number on file anywhere.

ATF, 2023 ↗
80%

Of firearms stolen in home burglaries, still unrecovered six months later. The time to record serials and values is before a theft, not after.

Bureau of Justice Statistics ↗
$1,500–$2,500

What a standard homeowners policy typically caps an entire firearms collection at for theft — regardless of what it's actually worth, unless it's separately scheduled.

Policygenius ↗
6–9 months

How long the average estate spends in probate — long enough that heirs need a clear, dated record of every firearm and NFA item before the paperwork even starts.

American Bar Association ↗
10 years

The maximum prison term an executor can personally face for mishandling an NFA item's federal paperwork while settling an estate — a liability no other item in a will carries.

Geauga County Probate Court ↗

Sourced from public data, current as of this page's last update — none of it is specific to CaliberBase Vault or its customers. Cited so you can check it yourself, not so you'll take our word for it.

Ready before you need it

If something happens, you shouldn't have to rebuild the record.

A theft, fire, loss, or insurance claim is the worst time to hunt down serial numbers, photos, receipts, and estimated values. Vault helps keep the record together before you need to prove what was there.

Insurance-ready records
Keep serial numbers, photos, receipts, descriptions, estimated values, and supporting documents together — so the details are ready when an insurer or law-enforcement report asks for them.

Vault helps organize documentation and does not guarantee insurance coverage, claim approval, reimbursement, or any law-enforcement outcome.

Built for what happens later

A collection outlives most of the apps that track it

Trusts records each NFA trust with its trustees and beneficiaries — not an afterthought field, but its own tracked entity. Documents holds the wills, deeds and insurance that go with it.

And the estate sheet turns all of it into a single printable page — kept with your recovery kit — that tells a spouse or executor exactly how to reach the vault, without needing you to explain it to them first. Paired with a full inventory export, it gives them everything needed to prove what's there and who it belongs to.

It works the same private way everywhere else in Vault: an executor with your recovery kit signs in exactly the way you do, using the same recovery code and email — there's no separate admin path into the vault's contents.

Vault helps organize information for estate planning and continuity. It is not legal advice and does not replace advice from a qualified attorney, trustee, or estate-planning professional.

Trusts, tracked properly
Grantor, trustee and successor-trustee roles — the structure an attorney would expect to see.
The document safe
Wills, trust deeds, insurance policies — encrypted, linked to the right firearm or trust.
A one-page estate sheet
Printable access instructions with handwrite blanks — never renders a secret on the page.
A recovery kit that actually works
Whoever holds it gets in exactly the way you do.

Simple, honest pricing

Pick the tier that fits

Start with the record you need today, then grow into more storage, collection capacity, planning tools, and support as your collection grows. Every tier exports everything, for as long as you have an account. Start with Collector for $3.99 a month, less than the price of two coffees.

Monthly Yearly Save up to 19%
Collector Most collectors
Armorer
Legacy
One serious owner. Large collection. Full archive.
Price $3.25/moSave 19% yearlybilled $39.00/yr $16.58/moSave 17% yearlybilled $199.00/yr
Firearms15Unlimited
Ammo lots30Unlimited
Gear items30Unlimited
NFA items5Unlimited
Trusts1Unlimited
Safes2Unlimited
Encrypted storage500 MB50 GB
Range sessionsUnlimitedUnlimited
Reciprocity map✓✓
Carry permits trackedUnlimitedUnlimited
AI valuations / mo580
Priority support—✓
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Every plan includes the same on-device encryption, full data export, and the estate sheet. Nothing you've stored is ever removed if you outgrow a limit — over-limit items simply stop growing until you upgrade.

Just need to track a carry permit? CaliberBase Carry is free, no card — no vault required.

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250 lifetime memberships, $250 each, one time — no subscription, ever. Every Legacy entitlement, for as long as CaliberBase Vault exists. Once the 250th is claimed, this offer never comes back.

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Ready when you are

Start a vault only you can open

Free forever on the entry tier — no card required to start. Want to try Collector first? A 14-day trial is one click away — card required, cancel before it charges and you pay nothing.

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Know what you own. Be ready when it matters.