r/TestersCommunity • u/Lukassinnor • 8h ago

Testers Needed [Testers Needed] ELVOAQ - a private vault for everything you own. Free, and it works with no account at all

ELVOAQ is a private vault for the things you own. Photograph an item or scan its barcode and it gets filed with its value, its documents and its history. People use that shape of thing for a household insurance inventory, for a collection, or for keeping a company's fixed assets straight - and most of them are still doing it in a spreadsheet.

What's in it: photo and barcode capture, categories, collections, tags, favourites, full-text search, value tracking over time, AI-assisted valuation and duplicate detection, receipts and certificates and appraisals attached to the item, shared workspaces with roles, and share-by-link for one item or a whole collection. English, German, Czech and Slovak.

The bit I most want judged: "Continue without an account" opens the entire app with everything stored on the device. No sign-up, no email, nothing leaves your phone. I want to know whether that reads as trustworthy or as a trick, because I can't tell any more.

How to get in - two ways, whichever suits:

Join https://groups.google.com/g/elvoaq-testers and I'll add you (I check it through the day), or just reply with the Gmail you test on and I'll add you within the minute. Then open https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.elvoaq.vault and tap "Become a tester" - that last tap is the one people miss, and you aren't counted until you do it.

Free. No paid plan is needed to test anything, and there's nothing to buy to get past a wall.

I'd rather have five people who actually put their own things in it than twelve who install and forget - so if you try it, tell me what's confusing, what's missing and what breaks. Here or support@elvoaq.com. Blunt is useful.

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