PlayerVault started on a touchline, on a cold Saturday morning, watching a child do something brilliant — and realising the phone that filmed it was the same phone with thirty thousand other photos, where that moment would quietly disappear forever.
Every football family knows the feeling. You capture everything — the first goal, the nervous debut, the trophy held above their head — and it all ends up scattered across camera rolls, group chats, and half-forgotten folders. The moments are there. You just can’t find them, and you certainly can’t hold them.
PlayerVault is the place those moments belong. A private, beautiful record of a child’s football journey — every photo, every video, every milestone — kept properly, and kept for good. Not posted publicly. Not lost in the noise. Just yours, and your family’s, to relive for years.
Privacy isn’t a feature. It’s the whole point.
PlayerVault is built for children’s memories, so privacy comes first — not as a setting you have to find, but as the foundation everything else is built on. Nothing is public. There are no follows, no discovery, no strangers. The account belongs to the parent or guardian; the memories belong to the family. That’s it.
We built PlayerVault in the United Kingdom, for UK football families first, and we’ve designed it to meet UK data protection standards from the ground up — including the Information Commissioner’s Office Age Appropriate Design Code, which sets the bar for how children’s data should be treated. You can read exactly how we handle your family’s information in our Privacy Policy.
Who’s behind it
PlayerVault is built by a solo founder and football parent, and is operated by PlayerVault Ltd, registered in England & Wales (company number 13160985). It’s a labour of love from someone who has stood on the same touchlines, driven the same early mornings, and wanted somewhere better to keep it all.