Strіkіng Cоіn Vault is an Android app for organizing belongings around the home. The in-app title is Home Inventory Vault. You add items, assign rooms and categories, track value, warranties, and maintenance — all on the device. No account is required.
After launch you land on Home. It reports how many active items you have and the combined estimated value. Quick actions open Add Item, the inventory search, Favorites, and Maintenance. Lists below the header surface recent items, upcoming maintenance, warranties that are about to lapse, and favorited items when those lists are not empty.
Home counts items and sums estimated value from the catalog you keep on the device.
Add Item, Search, Favorites, and Maintenance sit in one row so the next task is one tap away.
Home lists upcoming maintenance and warranties that expire soon, then links into the full screens.
Recently added items appear as cards. You can open a record or toggle its favorite mark from here.
The Inventory screen is the full catalog. Search looks across item text fields. You can filter by category, room, warranty status, or favorites only. Sort options are Name, Purchase Date, Value, Warranty Expiration, Recently Added, and Brand. The list can be shown as a grid or a list. A button opens the add form.
Required: item name. Optional: brand, model, serial number, purchase price, estimated value, purchase date, warranty expiration, next maintenance date, maintenance interval in days, storage location, QR label ID, and notes. Category and room are chosen from the built-in lists. A favorite flag can be set while editing.
You can create, edit, delete, duplicate, and archive items. Detail view shows purchase price and estimated value, category and room labels, a warranty badge, and the maintenance history for that item. Favorites can be toggled from several screens, including Home, detail, and the add/edit form.
Every item sits in one of ten rooms and one of twelve categories. Rooms open as a two-column grid; each room shows item count and total estimated value, then a drill-down list of what lives there. Categories use emoji labels and their own color gradients on cards and detail headers.
Warranty status is calculated from the expiration date you enter. A date in the future is Active. A date within the next 30 days is Expiring Soon. A past date is Expired. No date means No Warranty. Those four states use green, amber, red, and gray badges.
Maintenance uses the next service date and an optional interval in days. Status is Overdue when the date has passed, Due Soon when it falls within 7 days, Scheduled when it is later, or No Schedule when no date is set. The Maintenance screen has tabs: Overdue, Upcoming, Scheduled, and History. You can mark a job complete and store a note. Overdue items raise a banner on that screen. Home also shows upcoming maintenance cards.
Stats reports total items, total estimated value, average value, and how many items are favorited. If a most valuable item exists, it is named with its estimated value.
Bars show warranty mix and maintenance counts. Separate charts group estimated value by room and by category. Charts are drawn in the app; they are not a third-party chart package.
The Favorites screen is a searchable collection of items you have starred. Home also shows a favorites row when at least one item is marked.
Settings states that all data is stored locally, that the app runs in offline mode, and that no account or internet connection is required for the inventory. Theme choice (dark by default, or light) is saved on the device. Settings also shows counts of active and archived items and the summed estimated value.
On the first run the app generates a demonstration catalog of 120 items across the ten rooms and twelve categories so the screens are populated. You can keep those records, edit them, or remove them.
Reset All Data permanently deletes every inventory item after a confirmation dialog. An Export Data row exists in Settings and is labeled “Export inventory as CSV (coming soon)”; export is not available yet.
Questions about Strіkіng Cоіn Vault, a problem on a specific screen, or a request to remove personal data you sent us by email can go to the address below. Write the app name in the subject line and describe the device and what you were doing when the issue appeared. We read support mail and reply from the same inbox.
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No. Settings describes Offline Mode as “No internet required.” Inventory records are kept on the device. You do not create an account to use the catalog.
On the device. Settings states “All data stored locally.” The catalog and the dark/light theme preference stay on that phone or tablet. Reset All Data removes the items from that local store after you confirm.
Name (required), category, room, brand, model, serial number, purchase price, estimated value, purchase date, warranty expiration, next maintenance date, maintenance interval in days, storage location, QR label ID, notes, and a favorite flag. You can also archive, duplicate, edit, or delete the record.
Active is a date still more than 30 days away. Expiring Soon is a date within 30 days. Expired is a date already passed. No Warranty is used when no expiration date is set. The same four states appear on item badges and on the Stats warranty bars.
Set a next maintenance date and, if you want a repeating reminder, an interval in days (the form example is 365 for annual). Status becomes Overdue, Due Soon (within 7 days), Scheduled, or No Schedule. The Maintenance screen splits those into Overdue, Upcoming, Scheduled, and History tabs. Completing a job stores a history note.
Yes. Settings has a Dark Theme switch. Dark is the default. The choice is saved on the device and applied across Home, Inventory, Rooms, Stats, Settings, and the other screens.
Not yet. Settings shows Export Data with the subtitle “Export inventory as CSV (coming soon).” The working data actions today are local edit, duplicate, archive, delete, and full reset.