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Point the camera at a card’s barcode. If the catalog or another collector knows it, the car’s details fill in.

The die-cast collector’s club
A digital vault, a showroom garage and a world map of collectors. Built for die-cast, not for spreadsheets. Free to join.
Scan the barcode on the card and the car’s details fill in. Free, with no limit.Keep photos, condition, packaging and price for every car, with Treasure Hunts marked.Your garage stays private until you open it to other collectors.
(01) Kept with care, not clutter
Google or an email, and your vault is open. No card.
Scan the barcode on its card, take a photo, or search the catalog.
The vault stays yours. Only the cars you put on display are seen.
A shelf of die-cast is years of hunting: the peg you checked twice, the Treasure Hunt you nearly missed, the grail you finally found. Vanto keeps all of it the way it deserves, photographed, valued, catalogued, and yours alone until you choose to share it.
Free · Instant · Unlimited
Point the camera at a card’s barcode. If the catalog or another collector knows it, the car’s details fill in.
Free
No barcode? Take a photo and pick your car from the closest matches in the catalog.
AI scan
10free scans to start
Then 50 a month with Vanto Black, for the cars the barcode and photo match can’t find.
Your garage
Private by default. Open it, and other collectors can visit the cars you choose to show.
Value · illustration
First, what collectors paid in your currency. eBay’s overseas asking prices come second.
Privacy
A public garage shows as a rough pin near your city, never your address. A private one isn’t on the map.
The hunt
Mark a car as a Treasure Hunt, Super or Chase, and it wears a badge everywhere it appears.
Any brand, any scale
4,044 releases in the catalog, ready to pick.
Hot Wheels, Matchbox, Inno64, Tarmac Works, Mini GT, Tomica, Kyosho, Greenlight, Majorette, Auto World, Bburago, Maisto
(02) Who it’s for
Scan the barcode on the card and it is in. No spreadsheet to set up.
Badge every Treasure Hunt, Super and Chase you pull off the pegs.
Hundreds of cars, valued in your own currency, private by default.
Open your garage and let other collectors look around your best cars.
Find collectors near you, and swaps where your spares match their wishlist.
Track a series car by car and see which ones are still missing.
The collector’s desk
Every car, your garage, sets, the map and your wishlist are free, always. Membership adds the AI and the showroom.
Free always
No card asked for
$3.99 a month
or $29.99 a year, 37% less
$49 once
The first 500 only, numbered in order
Prices in rupees in India and in dollars everywhere else. Paid securely through Razorpay.
Deeper answers live in the collector guides: Treasure Hunts, brands, value, scales and care.
Vanto is a collection app for die-cast collectors. Catalogue every car you own — Hot Wheels, Matchbox, Mini GT, Tarmac Works, Inno64, Tomica and more — with photos, condition, packaging and what you paid, then put your best cars on display in a showroom garage other collectors can visit.
Yes. Opening a vault and cataloguing your collection is free, and your vault stays private until you decide to share your garage.
Any die-cast brand, from Hot Wheels mainlines and Matchbox to premium Mini GT, Tarmac Works, Inno64, Kyosho and Greenlight. 1:64 is home turf, and 1:43, 1:32, 1:24 and 1:18 models are supported too.
Yes. Mark any car as a Chase, Treasure Hunt or Super Treasure Hunt, or as an event, store or regional exclusive, and it is badged across your vault and garage. Medals mark the milestones, from your first chase car to a full shelf of grails.
Each car carries an estimated value next to what you paid. A market check compares live eBay listings with what other collectors have valued the same casting at, converted into your own currency, and the Vault charts how your collection’s value moves over time.
Yes. Add the castings you are still hunting with the price you would pay. Vanto watches for listings under your target and flags new finds on your wishlist.
Public garages appear on the collector map by approximate city, never an address. The club lines up two-way swaps between collectors whose spares match each other’s wishlists, and ranks collectors by the rarity of what they own.
Your vault is private by default. Only the cars you choose to put in your garage are ever shown, a private garage keeps you off the map entirely, and no street address is ever stored.