Import your Google Takeout export and find your Play history in a clear, searchable archive: apps, prices, in-app purchases, subscriptions. Everything is parsed on your phone, importing a Takeout file needs no Google account connection, and your Google Play and Takeout data is never uploaded.
Purchases, in-app buys and old subscriptions, with the price and date of each, consolidated in one place, even across phones you no longer own.
Your Takeout archive can preserve purchase records that are difficult to find in the current Play interface: every app, price and date, kept on your phone.
Search every purchase in milliseconds, filter by year, type or price, and export a clean CSV when you need the numbers.
Your export stays on this device.
Parsed locally, never uploaded.
Open takeout.google.com on this phone
Select Google Play Store only
Download the ZIP Google emails you
Pick the file below, and you're done
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On your phone, go to takeout.google.com and select only “Google Play Store”.
Google emails you a download link, and most people get it the same day. Depending on the account it can take from a few minutes to a few days.
Select the ZIP in App Purchase Vault via Android’s file picker. For a Takeout import, that’s the only permission we ask for: the file you choose.
History, search, stats and export, all parsed and stored locally, and deleted when you delete the app.
We are preparing an optional way to import your Google Play purchase history directly from Google, without creating a Takeout file. It needs Google’s approval first and is not in the public app yet. Takeout import keeps working for everyone.
When it launches, you choose the Google account and approve access on Google’s own screen. The app asks Google only for your Google Play purchase history, downloads it straight from Google to your phone and imports it there. It never goes through our servers: we don’t run any. Google offers this export only in some regions, mainly the European Economic Area, and only to account holders aged 18 or over. How we handle this data
There is no App Purchase Vault account to create, a Takeout import needs no Google sign-in, and there is no server to send your purchases to.
Payment-method details present in Takeout exports are dropped during parsing: never displayed, never stored.
Everything lives in the app’s local storage. Uninstalling removes it all. No backup you didn’t ask for, no copy anywhere else.
| Free | Proone-time | |
|---|---|---|
| Import your Takeout export | ✓ | ✓ |
| Total spent, at a glance | ✓ | ✓ |
| Last 20 purchases | ✓ | ✓ |
| Full searchable history (all years) | – | ✓ |
| Advanced filters (type, year, price) | – | ✓ |
| Full statistics (yearly spending, breakdowns, top purchases) | – | ✓ |
| CSV export | – | ✓ |
| Multiple imports & accounts (merge new exports anytime) | ✓ | ✓ |
Pay once, keep it forever. Install the free app from Google Play, then unlock Pro inside the app with a one-time Google Play purchase.
Nowhere. The ZIP is parsed on your device. There is no server, no account, and no analytics touching your purchase data. The app works fully offline. For what this website itself measures, see the privacy policy.
Not for a Takeout import. You create the export yourself on Google Takeout, you download it, you pick the file. We never see your account, your credentials, or your Google session. A separate, optional Import from Google is awaiting Google’s approval and is not in the public app yet.
Takeout exports can contain partial payment-method fields. The app discards them during parsing: they are never stored or displayed.
Google Takeout → select “Google Play Store” → download the ZIP. The app walks you through it, step by step, with a guided flow.
Your purchases with dates and prices, split into apps, in-app purchases and subscriptions; your total spent; yearly statistics; instant search across your whole archive; and a CSV export.
Your archive preserves the purchase records in your Takeout export, including records that are difficult to find in the current Play interface. Where a Play Store listing can be identified, the app links to it, if that listing still exists.
Yes, on Free and Pro. A new Takeout export merges with your existing archive, and you can import exports from more than one Google account.
It’s out now. App Purchase Vault is available for Android on Google Play: install it like any other app, with no invitation or test program to join. Importing a Google Takeout file works today. An iOS version is in development and is not on the App Store yet.
In-depth guides on finding, exporting and searching your Google Play purchase history, no product required.
Download App Purchase Vault on Android and turn your Google Play purchase history into an organized, searchable archive.
Get it on Google PlayFree to install. Pro is an optional one-time purchase, made inside the app through Google Play. No subscription.
Android: available on Google Play · iOS: in development, not yet available on the App Store
