Workbench
See which miniatures are ready to paint and how many paints each project still needs.

Paintwarden keeps your paints, miniatures, and color recipes together, so you know what's ready before you sit down to paint.


The workbench
Seven places in the app, each one aware of the others. Mark a paint as owned and every project that needs it updates.
See which miniatures are ready to paint and how many paints each project still needs.
Track every model you own or want, with photos, notes, and a painting stage from assembled to complete.
Search your installed ranges, mark bottles as owned, and keep count of what's on the shelf.
Collect missing paints and wanted miniatures in one list for the store.
Save ordered color recipes with steps and reference images, then reuse them across models.
Start a miniature from a template that already carries its schemes and paint steps.
Compare colors and convert a scheme into one built from paints you already own.
Export and restore a backup, change the server connection, and choose whether sign-in is required.
Paints
Every bottle in one searchable library. Install paint ranges as plugins, mark what you own, set quantities, and add anything your catalog is missing.

Projects
Each miniature keeps its notes, photos, and paint recipe. Paintwarden checks the recipe against your shelf and tells you what to buy.

Paint Tools
Paint compare ranks catalog colors by how close they look on screen. The Recipe converter swaps a scheme's paints for ones on your shelf and saves a new copy.

Your vault, your rules
Paintwarden stores your collection in a SQLite database on hardware you choose. The desktop app can also connect to a server you already run.
The desktop app runs a private vault on macOS or Windows. No separate server to set up.
Run the web app with Docker Compose and open it from any browser on your network.
A one-time setup code protects creating the owner account. The owner decides whether vault data needs sign-in.
Install the desktop app or run your own web vault.