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The Vault · parc fermé for your car

Own the record, not just the car.

Your car is an asset — the Vault is where you treat it like one. A secured home for what you own and what you've built, where receipts and documentation become defensible value, not a shoebox of paper. Two vaults, one encrypted spine.

Two vaults, one spine

Two ways to protect value.

Build Vault

For the car you're building.

Value the car, add every receipt, and watch documented work become a defensible value story you can hand to the next owner. For the daily driver and the weekend project as much as the concours car — nothing like it exists for collectors.

Secured Vault

For what you can't afford to guess about.

A secured, cross-asset portfolio of record for serious collectors — auto-revalued, provenance-documented, and defensible enough for estate, insurance, and wealth conversations.

More than a digital garage

A garage remembers your car. The Vault values it.

Plenty of apps will store your receipts and photos — that's the easy part, and it's where they stop. The Vault is the valuation layer that sits on top of your records: it starts there and adds the thing that actually protects an asset — a defensible number.

It values — it doesn't just store

Every car and every build is positioned against real comparable sales, not filed away. A folder of PDFs isn't a value; a comp-backed number is.

Cost kept honest from value

Two ledgers, visibly apart: what you spent, and what the market pays for it. Receipts prove cost and scope — never quality, and never a dollar of value on their own.

Our AI adjudicates — it never invents

We grade the strength of your evidence. We don't generate a story for your car — a made-up history is the last thing you want attached to a car you'll one day sell.

Private by design, never social

Your collection is firewalled and encrypted — never mapped, listed, or turned into a public feed. What a serious owner shares is their choice, item by item.

The Secured Vault

Everything you own, valued and secured.

One encrypted dashboard for a whole collection — each asset auto-revalued as the market moves, with the provenance and paperwork that protect it. Built for collectors, family offices, and the people they trust with the details.

You keep custody — always
Parclines is read-only. We never hold your car, your keys, or crypto — we're an intelligence layer, not a custodian. Nothing to seize, nothing to lose.
Secured like the asset deserves
Encrypted at rest, per-owner isolation, and mandatory two-factor on every paid Vault. Your portfolio composition is treated as sensitive financial information — never shared.
One dashboard — and it grows
Cars and NFTs today; watches, wine, and yachts join free for members as each asset class launches. One growing collection, one blended confidence score — nobody else shows your whole world in a single view.
Provenance that travels
Pedigree dossiers, ownership timelines, and estate- and insurance-ready valuation packets — the defensible paperwork wealth, estate, and insurance conversations require.
Portfolioblended confidence: HIGH
1973 Porsche 911 RS 2.7$1.05M
CryptoPunk #4212$68K
Tracked today$1.12M
Coming for members — free as each asset class lands
Patek 5711 Nautilussoon
Macallan 1950 (cask)soon
Riva Aquaramasoon
Read-only · encrypted · 2FA · never shared.
The Build Vault

Your receipts, finally worth something.

The hardest cars to value are the ones people build. The Build Vault turns your receipts into a documented, methodology-backed value story — and keeps what you spent honestly separate from what it's worth.

01 / Value

Start from the car

Value the base car through the Parclines gateway — the anchored, market-based shell value.

02 / Capture

Import your receipts

Upload invoices and records. We store the actual files, read them, and organize the build.

03 / Value the work

See the real effect

We separate what you spent from what it's worth — job by job, honest about the gap. Cost never equals value.

04 / Transfer

Hand over proof

Export a ZIP packet — cost-basis schedule, every receipt, a machine-readable manifest — that travels to the next owner.

Cost is not value — here's the difference

1973 Datsun 240Z — owner build

Base car value $40,000. Below is a real run through the Parclines build engine — two ledgers kept visibly apart.

Cost ledger — you spent$50,000
L28 engine rebuild$22,000
Coilover suspension + big-brake kit$9,500
Respray — off-original color$12,000
Full service — fluids, belts, tires$6,500
Value contribution — engine+$5,152
As a share of base12.9%
Documented value$45,152
A cost-summer would claim$90,000
Basisowner-attested — not verified
$44,848
the gap between what you spent and what it's worth — the line between smart and lucky
Your build, job by job
L28 engine rebuild$22,000
L28 engine rebuild — mechanical work; supports the car's condition and a buyer's confidence. Documented by a pro-shop invoice.
Coilover suspension + big-brake kit$9,500
Coilover suspension + big-brake kit — a reversible upgrade; documented. Documented by a pro-shop invoice.
Respray — off-original color$12,000
Respray — off-original color — cosmetic refurbishment; documented and positioned within the car's condition. Documented by a pro-shop invoice.
Full service — fluids, belts, tires$6,500
Full service — fluids, belts, tires — routine maintenance; keeps the car right, part of its condition. Documented by a parts receipt.
Firewall: owner-documented work is held to a documented-not-verified ceiling and is never blended into the authenticated value. Receipts prove cost and scope — never quality.
We report the value effect — we never tell you a build was “worth it.” Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. We give you the numbers; the call is always yours.

Selling

Hand the next owner a complete, credible provenance packet — and defend your ask with documentation, not a pile of paper.

Tax time

A clean cost-basis schedule, capital improvements separated from maintenance — ready for your CPA. (Not tax advice.)

Estate & insurance

Defensible, methodology-backed valuations and provenance — what an estate, appraiser, or insurer actually needs.

A history file for the savvy collector.