Keep track of every mini print you own
Build a hunt list for the ones you are missing, spot your duplicates, and keep your collection organized as it grows. Tracking is free, and there is no spreadsheet to maintain.
Vault is a free mini print tracker and collection checklist covering 800+ prints across 250+ mapped machines. It is built for the way mini prints actually work: pulls are random, duplicates pile up, and the catalog keeps growing, so your tracker stays current without you maintaining a spreadsheet.
How tracking works
Trading and Rooms come with Vault Annual, $12.99 a year.
Mini print tracker or spreadsheet?
Plenty of collectors start with a Google Sheet, and a spreadsheet is a perfectly good way to keep track of what you own. The problem is everything around the list that keeps changing.
- The catalog moves. New mini prints are released constantly. In a spreadsheet, every new print becomes another row someone has to add.
- Machines are separate. Knowing which print you are missing does not tell you where you might find it.
- Duplicates stay stuck. A list of spare prints does not reach the collectors looking for them.
- Your tracker works alone. A spreadsheet cannot tell you that another collector has the print you have been hunting while you have one they need.
Vault keeps the familiar checklist part, then connects it to the live mini print database, machine map, hunt lists, duplicates, and trades.
Browse the mini print database to see what is catalogued before you start.
What tracking unlocks
Once Vault knows what you own and what you are hunting for, your collection can do more than sit in a checklist.
Track prints by artist
Keep each artist's prints organized separately while still seeing your full collection in one place.
Keep your mini print collection in one place
Your owned prints, hunt list, duplicates, artists, and machine locations all stay connected inside Vault. As the catalog grows, you can keep tracking your collection without rebuilding a spreadsheet or maintaining your own master list.
Common questions
Is there a free mini print tracker?
Yes. Vault is a free mini print tracker at miniprint.io. Keep track of the prints you own, record dupes, build a hunt list for the prints you are missing, and see which machines may have what you are looking for.
How do I keep track of my mini print collection?
Open the Vault catalog and mark the prints you own. Add missing prints to your hunt list and mark any duplicates. Vault keeps your collection connected to the current mini print catalog, so you can see what you have, what you are missing, and what you may be able to trade.
What is the best way to keep a mini print collection organized?
A collection tracker lets you keep your owned prints, missing prints, and duplicates together. Vault adds a live mini print database, machine locations, rarity information, hunt lists, and trading tools so the collection stays useful as new prints are released.
Is a spreadsheet or Google Sheet good for tracking mini prints?
A spreadsheet works well for recording a collection, but it requires manual maintenance as new prints are released. Vault keeps the catalog current, connects prints to machine locations, tracks quantities and duplicates, and lets your hunt list work with trading features.
Where did the mini print spreadsheet go?
Mini print spreadsheets can change, move, become view-only, or stop being updated over time. If you were keeping track of your collection in a sheet, you can rebuild the same owned, duplicate, and hunt lists in Vault while keeping them connected to the current mini print catalog and machine map.
Is there a mini print checklist?
Yes. Vault works as a live mini print checklist. Filter the catalog to prints you do not own, narrow the list by artist, rarity, or category, and mark prints as you collect them. Your checklist updates with your collection instead of living in a separate file.