I kept losing hours digging through nested folders trying to find a logo file, a 3D asset, or a video master from months ago — buried three folders deep with a name like final_v2_USE_THIS.psd. Cloud asset managers exist, but they cost $15–50/month per seat and want you to upload your originals to their servers just to search them.
That felt backwards. Your files already live on your machine — they shouldn't need to leave it just to be findable.
So I built Vaultgrid: it indexes everything in place, on your own drive, and gives you sub-10ms search without touching the cloud. No subscription, no seat pricing, no uploading your work to someone else's server. Just $2, once, and your files become instantly searchable — forever.
It's built for the people who've accumulated years of design, video, 3D, and font assets and just want to find the damn file without opening twelve folders first.
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Why Vaultgrid exists:
I kept losing hours digging through nested folders trying to find a logo file, a 3D asset, or a video master from months ago — buried three folders deep with a name like final_v2_USE_THIS.psd. Cloud asset managers exist, but they cost $15–50/month per seat and want you to upload your originals to their servers just to search them.
That felt backwards. Your files already live on your machine — they shouldn't need to leave it just to be findable.
So I built Vaultgrid: it indexes everything in place, on your own drive, and gives you sub-10ms search without touching the cloud. No subscription, no seat pricing, no uploading your work to someone else's server. Just $2, once, and your files become instantly searchable — forever.
It's built for the people who've accumulated years of design, video, 3D, and font assets and just want to find the damn file without opening twelve folders first.