About this tool
Track receipts, serial numbers, warranty terms, and expiry dates.
The Warranty & Receipt Vault is a local record keeper for the purchase details you only need once, at the worst moment: each entry has an Item field and a free-text field for warranty and receipt details such as serial number, seller, purchase date and cover expiry. Records are saved in your browser's own localStorage, searchable across every field, and exportable to a JSON file you can back up or move to another device. It stores what you type — it does not verify warranty terms or remind you when cover ends.
Open Warranty & Receipt Vault on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Type the product into Item and its serial number, seller, purchase date and cover expiry into Warranty and receipt details.
Press Add record to save it to this browser's localStorage, then use Search records to match text in either field later.
Press Export JSON for a warranty-receipt-vault.json copy, or Import JSON to load one back after confirming it replaces every record saved here.
The filter matches text in any field, so a serial number, a shop name or a model number all find the same record.
Export JSON saves the whole vault as an indented warranty-receipt-vault.json you can read in any editor, and Import JSON reads one back after warning you that it replaces every record currently saved here.
Records are written only to this browser's localStorage — there is no account to create and nothing is transmitted to a server.
In your browser's localStorage, under the key altftool-private-records:warranty-receipt-vault. That means it is tied to this browser on this device and this site origin — it does not sync to your phone, and another browser on the same computer will show an empty vault.
No. Despite the name it is a local store, not an encrypted one — anyone with access to your unlocked device and this browser profile can open the page and read the entries. Keep card numbers and other high-value secrets in a proper password manager, and store only what you need for a warranty claim here.
No — there are no notifications or date calculations. Expiry dates are stored as text you type into the details field, so put the date in a format you can search for and set your own calendar reminder for anything that matters.
Everything is gone, permanently. Clearing site data, using private browsing, or a browser that evicts storage will remove the records with no recovery, so export the JSON periodically and keep the file somewhere you actually back up.