Valo Vault tracks your VALORANT skin collection and its value on Android: owned skins, chromas, variants and what the collection is actually worth, calculated from what you own rather than estimated.
Working out what a VALORANT collection is worth by hand means listing every skin, remembering its tier, and adding up Valorant Points prices. Valo Vault does it from your actual inventory, so the number reflects what you own including chromas and variants rather than a rough tally of bundles you remember buying.
A collection view is most useful next to a wishlist. Skins you own sit alongside the ones you are waiting for, so a Daily Shop offer is immediately a duplicate, a chroma you are missing, or something genuinely new. That is the difference between a store listing and a decision.
Chromas are where collection tracking usually breaks down, because owning a skin and owning its chromas are different things and the store does not make that obvious. Valo Vault tracks them separately, so a shop offer for a collection you partly own is clearly identifiable rather than a guess.
Two practical reasons. Deciding whether an offer is worth it, which needs context about what you already have. And knowing where a collection stands, which is the reason most players start counting in the first place. Neither requires spending more; both are easier with the numbers in front of you.
How is collection value calculated? From the skins actually in your inventory and their Valorant Points prices, including chromas and variants.
Does it track sprays, buddies and cards? Valo Vault covers weapons, skins, bundles, chromas and accessories in your owned collection.
Is it free? Yes, the collection view is part of the free core app.
See also the Daily Shop tracker and the companion app.
Download Valo Vault free on Google Play for Android. Core features are free; memberships are optional.