Create your own
gaming platform.
Hoarding video games is fun, but a chaotic list of files on a network share is not.
Let GameVault organize everything for you and enjoy a selfhosted Steam-like experience for games on your own home server.
🎮 Browse Your Games
Browse your server's beautifully organized library to download, install and play your collection of video games of all kinds!
👯 Build Your Community
Share your platform with your friends and family so they can enjoy your library, too. Administrate your users and games.
⏱️ Track Your Progress
See how long you or your friends have been playing a game, find out what they are and keep track of what you've already completed or abandoned.
🔎 Automatic Metadata Enrichment
GameVault automatically enriches your game with all the juicy information and and images from the largest video game database.
📦 Easy To Use
👥 Join The Movement
Join our growing community , star us on GitHub, or even contribute to our source-available project! Everyone can help!
Frequently asked questions
If you can’t find what you’re looking for here, check out the Docs or contact us via Discord, GitHub, or Email
Does GameVault combine my gaming platforms in one place?
No, GameVault is not for combining games from different platforms into one app. Rather, it's for managing your own gaming platform with your own game files hosted on your server.
Is GameVault open-source?
No, GameVault is source-available, meaning the code is open for you to explore and modify for personal use. However, you may not use it for commercial purposes.
Is GameVault a tool for piracy?
No, it isn't. GameVault is designed to manage legally obtained DRM-free games. While it can technically be used with illegally obtained games, we do not endorse or support piracy. We encourage users to comply with copyright laws. Unlawful use is strictly improper and unauthorized.
Does GameVault work with games from Steam, Epic Games, Microsoft, etc.?
Usually not. GameVault is made for games you own and only works with DRM-free games, either pure game files or installers. Most platforms use DRM, but there are exceptions like GOG and Humble Bundle that don’t.
Is there a native client for Mac or Linux?
No, apart from emulation or community-maintained clients, there is currently no native Linux or Mac GameVault client application.
Does GameVault have anything to do with gambling?
No, absolutely not. There's just a gambling app with a similar name on the market. If you're struggling with gambling addiction, please seek help.
Does GameVault stream games?
No, GameVault has nothing to do with streaming. It's simply an app to organize and browse your game library in a Steam-like experience and share it with your community.
Does GameVault cost any money?
No, the core features of GameVault are and will always be free. However, we do offer a paid GameVault+ subscription for some additional extra features, which you can subscribe to if you'd like to continuously support our work.
What was the former name of GameVault?
The first rule of GameVault is: you do not talk about the former name of GameVault.
*In case you're wondering, all depicted games on this website are placeholders and not real