Your collection, on your terms.
ArmorY is a private digital ledger for firearms owners. Catalog every piece, keep receipts and photos, share what you choose to share — and, when the time comes, open a shop and sell directly to vetted buyers.
A ledger, not a marketplace pretending to be one.
Most online firearm tools are auction houses with a tracking feature bolted on. ArmorY is the inverse: a serious tool for owners, with a clean, optional storefront for the day you decide to sell.
Built for ownership, not impulse buys
Photos, serials, receipts, maintenance, magazines, accessories — every detail in one place, exportable when you need it.
Private by default
Nothing is public unless you publish it. Share-links redact serials and prices unless you opt in. No social feed.
A real shop when you want one
Promote items from your collection into listings, accept offers, manage staff and members — with the same data you already keep.
Insurance-ready
One-click PDF exports for an appraisal, a renewal, or a claim. No more spreadsheet sprawl.
Multi-user shops
Owners, managers, staff, viewers. Each member sees what they need and nothing they don't.
Drag, drop, done
Photos and receipts ingest in bulk from web or phone. EXIF data is stripped on upload so location metadata never lands on the server.
From first photo to first sale.
The same record that lives in your private ledger becomes a listing the day you choose. No double-entry, no re-uploading photos.
Catalog what you own
Add items with as much or as little detail as you want. Drag in photos and receipts. Tag, organize, search.
Decide what's public
Generate share-links for an appraiser, a buddy, an insurance adjuster — or keep everything private.
Open a shop when you're ready
Promote any item to a listing in two clicks. Accept offers, counter, and get connected with the buyer — contact info exchanged once both parties accept.
Privacy and compliance, taken seriously.
ArmorY is a communication platform, not a seller, broker, or shipping service. Every transaction stays between buyer and seller — and inside applicable law.
Self-hostable
The whole stack runs on your own infrastructure if you want it to. Filesystem media, Postgres, no cloud lock-in.
Plain-language policies
Read the Terms, Privacy Policy, and Acceptable Use — written to be understood, not to hide behind footnotes.
Stop relying on a spreadsheet.
A private digital ledger for your collection. Open a shop when you're ready to sell.