Vaultgrid — Local
Vaultgrid — Local-first asset manager for design studios
What it does
Vaultgrid is a local-first asset manager designed for design studios and individuals managing large collections of digital files. It provides instant search and organization for design elements, video masters, 3D props, and typefaces directly on your own machine, without uploading any data to the cloud.
Index millions of design, video, 3D and font files on your own machine. Instant search, auto-tagging, duplicate radar and vault insights. $2 once, unlimited forever.
Vaultgrid indexes your design elements, video masters, 3D props and typefaces right where they live on your drive. Zero cloud lag, zero privacy compromises. One local scan turns a messy project folder into a decision-ready brief: dependencies, rights, duplicates, and the exact next actions for your team. Preflight old project folders, rebuild linked media, catch missing fonts, and package a clean client handoff. Block risky exports by checking commercial rights, font seats, music usage, and proof notes in one audit. Find duplicate names, related revisions, and safe reclaim opportunities before files pile up across client folders. Send a model the right creative context without uploading…from asset-flow-studio.vercel.app
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