Browse your collection
See your saved albums together in one focused, visual library.
Albums Vault turns your Spotify saved-album library into a visual, searchable collection. It opens instantly, and helps you rediscover records you forgot you saved.
The problem
A saved library grows quietly. Finding something in it again takes scrolling, searching, and luck. Albums Vault gives that library a front door.
What you can do
The whole app is built around one idea: make a list you already own feel like a collection.
See your saved albums together in one focused, visual library.
Search by album or artist, then sort by name, release date, or when you saved it.
Narrow the collection by album, single, or compilation, and show only what you've heard.
Browse by artist and genre rather than relying on Spotify's recommendations.
Albums are marked as listened automatically when Spotify sees you play one of their tracks — or you can mark one yourself.
Open an album to see its artists, genres, release type, full tracklist, and durations.
Your collection is cached on your computer and stays on screen when Spotify or your connection is unavailable.
Albums Vault refreshes in the background while the cached library stays available to browse.
See it in action
The grid, the detail view, search, and the listened markers.
Getting started
Albums Vault runs on macOS. Grab the latest release, install it, and the app walks you through connecting it to your Spotify account.
Albums Vault v0.1.5
Open the app and follow the setup instructions it shows you on first launch.
Prefer to run it from source? Clone the repository
and run npm run tauri:dev.
Privacy and ownership
Albums Vault is open source. Here's what that means for your account and your data.
Sign-in happens in your browser, so Albums Vault never asks for — or gains access to — your Spotify password.
Access tokens are kept in your operating system's secure credential store, not in the app database.
A local copy of your album library lives on your computer. Your listening status is stored locally and is never sent back to Spotify.
Free, open source, and MIT licensed. Built for macOS.