About this tool
Securely track child milestones and vaccination records.
The Kids Milestone & Vaccine Vault is a private log where each entry has two fields — the milestone or vaccine, and the date and details — kept in your own browser's local storage rather than on a server or in an account. You can search across every saved entry, delete individual records, and export the whole set as a JSON file you can back up or import into another browser. It is for parents who want one running record of first steps, first words and shot dates without handing that information to an app.
Open Kids Milestone & Vaccine Vault on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Write the shot or milestone into the Milestone or vaccine box and the date into Date and details.
Press Add record — the entry is written to this browser's local storage and appears under Saved records, which the Search records box filters across both fields.
Press Export JSON to save every record as kids-milestone-vaccine-vault.json; Import JSON reads that file back into another browser, replacing what is stored there.
Records are written only to this browser's local storage — there is no account, no sync and no upload step.
The search box matches text anywhere in an entry, so typing MMR or a year narrows a long list instantly.
One click writes every record to a JSON file you control, and the same file can be imported back into another browser or device.
No — entries are stored as plain JSON in this browser's local storage, and the export is a plain JSON file. That means anyone with access to your unlocked device or to the exported file can read it, so rely on your device's own lock screen and disk encryption, and store exports somewhere protected.
Yes, as long as you use the same browser on the same device and do not clear site data. Clearing browsing data, using private or incognito mode, or switching browsers will lose the entries, so export the JSON file periodically as a backup.
No — keep the card or clinic record your provider issues, because schools, travel requirements and clinics need the documentation signed by the provider. Treat this as your own convenient copy and the official record as the source of truth.
No, it stores what you enter and does not carry a schedule or send reminders. Vaccination schedules differ by country and are adjusted for a child's history, so ask your pediatrician or check your national immunisation schedule for what is due and when.