Coin collecting · offline & private

Your coin album,
kept private.

A digital album for the collection you already hold. Your own coins, your own photographs, encrypted on your device.

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See Setvault in your hands.

A short tour of the album, the capture flow and the facts behind every coin — shot on a real device.

Setvault album page showing Kennedy Half Dollar slots by date and mint mark

Fill the set, one coin at a time.

Setvault works like a classic coin folder — a page of slots for every date and mint mark. Choose a series such as the Lincoln Wheat Cent, 1909 to 1958, and watch it fill as your collection grows.

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A hand holding a Kennedy half dollar and a presidential dollar outdoors in a sunlit park

Your coins, your photographs.

Snap your own coin with the circular guide. It is saved as a compact image, encrypted on your device — your photograph, never uploaded. The coins in your album are the ones you truly own.

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Setvault coin detail with mintage, composition, weight and designer

Facts you can rely on.

Dates, mint marks, mintages and specifications come from public-domain sources like the U.S. Mint, cross-checked before they ship. Numismatic accuracy is the point — the app never guesses, and never invents a mintage.

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From your hand to the album.

Capture both faces, crop and correct the lighting — never inventing color — and the coin lands in its slot, fully documented. Swipe through the flow.

Capture with guided focus, saved encrypted on your device Crop the coin into the circle for a clean fit Adjust brightness, warmth and rotation; the original is never changed Capture both faces of the coin Turn your own coin in 3D to admire the detail

01 · Capture

Guided focus, steady detection — saved encrypted on your device.

Tap any screen to zoom in

You hold your collection, on storage you trust.

Encrypted on device · No cloud · No account

Honest, private, and yours.

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Offline & encrypted

Everything lives encrypted on your device with SQLCipher. No cloud, no account, no analytics.

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Your own photos

The coins in your album are the ones you own and photographed. No stock images, no AI guesses.

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Accurate facts

Mintages and specifications compiled from public-domain sources and cross-checked. Never invented.

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Yours to keep

Export your whole collection to a single .setvault file — always free. Open formats, no lock-in.

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Pay once

A single $19.99 unlocks the Full version forever. No subscription, no add-ons, every future update included.

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No ads, no tricks

No advertising, no dark patterns. A calm, honest app, built to be kept for years.

Eight leather bindings.

Give every album its own cover — the warmth of real leather with metallic foil. Silver as standard, gold to crown a finished set, in light and dark mode alike.

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SetvaultMidnight Navy
SetvaultRacing Green
SetvaultOxblood
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SetvaultKraft
SetvaultInk Black
SetvaultAubergine

Your first album is free. The Full version unlocks all eight bindings and themes — one payment, no subscription.

Free to explore. Unlock the full catalogue once.

$19.99 onceNo subscription, ever

Start free with the Washington Quarter — 50 State Quarters album (100 slots) and get to know the app. The Full version, a single $19.99, unlocks the other nine U.S. series and everything else.

  • All ten launch series & albums
  • All eight leather bindings & themes
  • Collection statistics & insights
  • Advanced export — CSV + full-res photos
  • Restore purchase on any device
  • Every future update included

The launch catalogue · 10 U.S. series

  • Washington Quarter — State Quarters Free1999–2008 · 100
  • Lincoln Cent — Wheat1909–1958 · 142
  • Lincoln Cent — Memorial1959–2008 · 106
  • Buffalo Nickel1913–1938 · 66
  • Jefferson Nickel1938–2003 · 147
  • Mercury Dime1916–1945 · 79
  • Roosevelt Dime1946–2000 · 119
  • Washington Quarter1932–1998 · 147
  • Kennedy Half Dollar1964–2023 · 113
  • Morgan Dollar1878–1921 · 98

A digital album you actually own

Most collectors keep their coins in a Whitman-style folder — a page of labeled slots you fill over the years. Setvault brings that ritual to your phone without taking anything away from you: your coins stay yours, your photos stay on your device, and your collection is never locked into someone else's cloud.

Built around self-custody

Everything is stored encrypted on your device. There is no account to create and no server that holds your data. When you want a backup, you export a single .setvault file and keep it on the drive you trust. That is the whole promise: you hold your collection, on storage you choose.

Facts you can rely on

The dates, mint marks, mintages and specifications come from public-domain sources and are cross-checked before they ship. Numismatic accuracy is the point — so the app never guesses and never invents a mintage.

Frequently asked

Is Setvault free?
Yes. The Washington Quarter — 50 State Quarters album is free, so you can explore the whole app. A single one-time payment of $19.99 — the Full version — unlocks the other nine U.S. series and everything else: all eight bindings and themes, statistics and advanced export. There is no subscription and there are no ads.
Does Setvault use the cloud?
No. Everything is stored encrypted on your device with SQLCipher. There is no account, no cloud and no analytics. You back up your collection to a single .setvault file that you keep wherever you trust.
Can Setvault identify a coin from a photo?
No, and that is on purpose. Your photo is a record of the coin you own, not an AI guess. You choose the slot in the album, and Setvault provides the historical facts.
Where do the coin facts come from?
From public-domain sources such as the U.S. Mint, cross-checked against independent references. Facts are not copyrightable, and we never invent mintages or specifications.
Which coins are included?
Setvault launches with ten United States series: Washington Quarter — 50 State Quarters (free), Lincoln Cent (Wheat and Memorial), Buffalo Nickel, Jefferson Nickel, Mercury Dime, Roosevelt Dime, Washington Quarter (1932–1998), Kennedy Half Dollar and Morgan Dollar. More series are on the way — tell us which one you'd like next.
What happens to my collection if I lose my phone?
You export an encrypted .setvault backup file and keep it wherever you like. Importing it restores everything, photos included. Basic export is always free — we never hold your data hostage.

Your collection deserves a private home.

Coming soon to Google Play. iOS to follow.

Coming soon onGoogle Play