Collections aren't just flat lists — pieces relate to each other. An optic and a suppressor go on a specific rifle; a strap belongs to a particular watch; a set of dies pairs with a press. Vaultry lets you link items so those relationships are recorded and easy to follow.
Link two items
- Open the item you want to link from (say, the rifle).
- Find the Attached / related items section and choose Link an item.
- Pick the item to attach (the optic) and choose how they relate.
Relationship types include Mounted On, Paired With, Stored With, and Compatible With — pick whichever describes the connection.
Where this helps
- Accessories — keep optics, suppressors, magazines, and straps tied to the piece they belong to instead of floating loose in your inventory.
- Provenance — link an item to its box, papers, or receipt if you catalog those separately.
- Navigation — jump from a parent item to its attached pieces (and back) in one click.
Good to know
Today any item can link to any other item — the relationship types are labels to help you, not hard rules. If you keep accessories in their own Accessories collection, linking them to a parent firearm is a tidy way to see a complete setup at a glance.