FilmVault

Movie collector for iPhone, iPad and Mac

Every film you own, in one vault.

Catalog 4K discs, Blu-rays, DVDs and the movies you’ve bought digitally. Scan a barcode to add a title, import the collection you already keep elsewhere, and pull whole libraries straight from Kaleidescape, Kodi and Plex.

FilmVault on iPad in Wall view: a dense grid of movie covers beside the detail page for Fletch, with Blu-ray, Kodi and Plex editions listed.
FilmVault on iPhone showing Braveheart, The Breakfast Club, The Bridge on the River Kwai and Casablanca, each with format chips down the left edge.

Every format.
Every edition.

4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, DVD, Blu-ray 3D, HD DVD, LaserDisc, VHS, and digital purchases from Apple TV, Amazon, Vudu and Movies Anywhere. One title holds every edition you own, so the Steelbook sits next to the standard release and the digital copy next to the disc.

The chips at the top of each spine are the same ones FilmVault puts on your covers.

Scan it, or bring it with you.

Point your iPhone at the barcode on a case and most discs are identified on the spot, format and edition included. On a Mac, use Continuity Camera or type the UPC. If a release is too obscure to match, FilmVault fills in the search so you only have to confirm the title.

Moving from another app?

Import the collection you already keep. Letterboxd brings your ratings, diary and reviews; a purchase-history file fills in what you paid and when. Re-import whenever you like; matches never create duplicates.

  • My Movies
  • CLZ Movies
  • Blu-ray.com
  • Letterboxd
  • Apple privacy export
  • Purchase history CSV
  • FilmVault backup

Importing is unlimited on the free tier, whatever the size of your collection.

FilmVault's Import Collection screen listing CLZ Movies, My Movies, Blu-ray.com, Apple Privacy Export, Letterboxd, Purchase History and FilmVault Backup.

Your media servers, already cataloged.

FilmVault finds Kaleidescape, Kodi and Plex on your home network and reads their libraries directly: movies, and TV shows season by season. Anything you already own on disc is matched to the same title, so a film on your Kaleidescape and the 4K disc on your shelf show up as two editions of one movie.

FilmVault on Mac with the Import from Device sheet open, listing a Kaleidescape and a Kodi server found on the local network, plus Plex.
  • KKaleidescape
  • KOKodi
  • PXPlex

The connection stays on your network. FilmVault talks to your servers the way Roomie Remote has talked to home theater equipment for 15 years, and uses local network access only to find and read them.

Media server import is part of the Collector Pack.

Browse it your way.

Sort by title, year, rating or date added. Filter by format, service, ownership or whether you’ve watched it. Smart lists keep your Watchlist, Wishlist, Lent Out and On Order titles one tap away.

FilmVault on Mac in Grid view: the Mission: Impossible films with format chips, and the detail page listing 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, Apple TV, Kaleidescape and Kodi editions.

Grid view, with the detail page for the selected title alongside. Poster size is adjustable, and each card can show format, ratings and watch badges.

The details collectors keep.

Everything a spreadsheet was never good at: which seasons are missing, what you paid, when you last watched, and what’s printed on the back of the case.

Dune: Part Two in FilmVault with 4K Ultra HD, Movies Anywhere, Kaleidescape and Kodi editions.
Editions Every copy of a film under one title, disc and digital alike.
Babylon 5 in FilmVault with a season grid of 1 to 5 and editions for the complete series and individual seasons.
TV seasons A season grid shows what you own and what’s missing, and it knows a Complete Series box set when it sees one.
A FilmVault list of Avatar and Avengers films with community ratings, personal ratings and edition counts.
Ratings and history Log viewings with a date, half-star rating and notes, and track each purchase’s price, store and date.
A photographed back cover in FilmVault with the recognized text beneath it.
Back-cover text Photograph the back of a case and FilmVault reads the audio tracks, subtitles, aspect ratio and special features.

Pay once. Keep it.

Start free with your whole collection. When you want more than 25 editable titles, unlock a pack with a one-time purchase. There’s no subscription.

Free

To get started

$0

  • Import and browse a collection of any size
  • Full editing for your first 25 titles
  • Barcode scanning and back-cover text
  • Backup and restore

Starter Pack

For a growing shelf

$9.99 once

  • Up to 500 titles
  • Sync across iPhone, iPad and Mac
  • Everything in Free

Collector Pack

For the whole vault

$19.99 once

  • Unlimited titles
  • Sync across iPhone, iPad and Mac
  • Import from Kaleidescape, Kodi and Plex
  • Everything in Free

US prices. Packs are in-app purchases and restore on your other devices signed in to the same Apple Account.

Your collection is nobody else’s business.

Read the privacy policy
No ads, no tracking
No advertising, analytics or tracking SDKs. Purchases go through Apple’s StoreKit.
Sign in with Apple, only if you want it
An account is only needed for sync or to contribute covers. Hide My Email works, and there’s no password to create.
Backups in your iCloud Drive
Daily backups land in iCloud Drive ▸ FilmVault ▸ Backups, where you can see and copy them.
Delete it all from Settings
Deleting your account in the app removes it and all of its server-side data.

Questions

Which devices does FilmVault run on?

iPhone, iPad and Mac, running iOS 26, iPadOS 26 or macOS 26 or later. It’s one App Store app, so a pack you buy restores on your other devices signed in to the same Apple Account.

Is FilmVault available in my country?

FilmVault is currently on the App Store in the United States and Canada.

Do I need an account?

No. The app opens straight to your collection. Sign in with Apple is only needed to sync your library between devices or to contribute cover photos to the shared catalog, and it never asks for a password.

Can I bring my collection over from another app?

Yes. FilmVault imports from My Movies, CLZ Movies, Blu-ray.com, Letterboxd and Apple’s privacy export, and a purchase-history CSV can backfill dates and prices. Matching avoids duplicates, so you can re-import at any time. Importing is unlimited on the free tier.

Does FilmVault play or stream movies?

No. FilmVault catalogs what you own; it doesn’t stream anything. It can read the libraries on your Kaleidescape, Kodi and Plex servers so they appear alongside your discs. To put what’s playing on a poster display in your theater, see Now Showing.

Where is my collection stored?

On your device. With the Starter or Collector Pack, it’s also mirrored to FilmVault’s servers so your other devices stay current, and you can delete your account and all server-side data from Settings. Automatic daily backups go to your own iCloud Drive.

Something else? Email support@roomieremote.com.

Open the vault.

Free on the App Store for iPhone, iPad and Mac.

Download on the App Store