Scan it your way
Scan common VIN barcodes, recognize dashboard VIN text on-device, or enter a VIN manually.
Vehicle details without the paperwork
Scan. Decode. Share.
Turn a VIN into a shareable vehicle report in seconds. Scan a barcode or dashboard VIN, retrieve available NHTSA details, and send it directly from your phone.
Records stay on your device
NHTSA-powered decoding
No account required
Built for the lot, driveway, and field
Get vehicle details where they need to go.
VINSwift removes the friction between finding a VIN and sending useful vehicle information. No account, cloud setup, or complicated workflow required.
Decode useful details
Retrieve make, model, year, engine, body, manufacturer, and other available details through NHTSA vPIC.
Share immediately
Send a readable vehicle report and its photos using the apps already available on your phone.
Photos and notes
Document condition, damage, odometer readings, and anything else worth keeping with the record.
Searchable history
Quickly find saved records by VIN, make, model, or year, even when connectivity is limited.
Local-first by design
Your vehicle records, notes, and photos stay on your device unless you intentionally share them.
A faster field workflow
From VIN to shared details in three steps.
01 / SCAN
Scan or enter the VIN
Use a barcode, dashboard photo, or manual entry depending on what the vehicle gives you.
02 / DECODE
Retrieve vehicle details
VINSwift requests available vehicle specifications from the NHTSA vPIC service.
03 / SHARE
Send the report
Use the native share sheet to send the vehicle summary and any attached photos where they need to go.
Local-first privacy
Your vehicle history belongs to you.
✓Vehicle records, notes, and saved photos are stored locally on your device.
✓No VINSwift account is required to scan, decode, save, or share records.
✓Optional product analytics exclude raw VINs, OCR text, notes, emails, photos, and search text.
✓You choose when a vehicle report or its photos leave your device.
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VINSwift cloud accounts required. The app is useful from the first scan, including when a decode lookup cannot reach the network.
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