A Sortly alternative for private home and collection inventory.

Built for people documenting what they own, not teams managing warehouse stock.

Sortly is a capable business inventory platform with team workflows, roles, reports, integrations, and stock operations. AssetVault is intentionally different: a private, offline-first vault for personal belongings, collections, receipts, serial numbers, photos, PDF reports, and export.

Best fit: choose AssetVault if you are tracking cards, watches, firearms, Funko Pop figures, tools, jewelry, wine, home inventory, estate records, or insurance documentation. Choose a business inventory platform if you need purchase orders, teams, warehouses, or accounting integrations.

Sortly vs AssetVault

NeedSortlyAssetVault
Business stock controlStrong fit: teams, roles, alerts, reporting, integrationsNot the focus
Private personal inventoryCloud-account workflowOffline-first vault with no AssetVault inventory cloud
Home and collection recordsGeneral inventory modelCategory-aware fields for cards, bottles, firearms, watches, collectibles, and more
ExportPlan/export path depends on accountFull Export ZIP with CSV, JSON, and photos
AI and pricingBusiness inventory featuresOptional Collector+ AI Photo ID, bulk import, active-listing price context

Move a Sortly CSV

  1. Export from Sortly. Save the CSV somewhere your phone can access, such as Files, iCloud Drive, email, or Drive.
  2. Open AssetVault. Tap the import flow and choose Sortly as the source app.
  3. Review the mapping. Standard columns map automatically; custom fields should be spot-checked.
  4. Import and verify. Open a few items, attach any missing photos, then run a Full Export once the move looks good.

FAQ

Is AssetVault a full business inventory replacement for Sortly?

No. Sortly is better for business teams, warehouses, stock control, and integrations. AssetVault is for private personal inventory and collections.

Can AssetVault import a Sortly CSV?

Yes. AssetVault has a Sortly import path. Review custom fields before saving because every account can structure them differently.