Abditex Bullion

User guide

Everything Abditex Bullion does, in plain language. Start with the quick start below, or jump to the topic you need.


Screenshots are from the iPhone app. Everything shown on this page works the same way in the Android app, drawn in Android's own style.

What Abditex Bullion is

A private record of the physical bullion you own, valued at current spot prices. Your inventory is stored on your device, encrypted. It never reaches our server unless you share part of it, and then only encrypted. We cannot read it — not because we promise not to, but because we never hold the keys.

It is not a coin-collector or grading app, not a trading platform, not a marketplace, and not a social product. There is no account, no login, and no email address to give us.

Quick start

  1. Install and open the app. The first screen explains what does and does not leave your device. There is nothing to sign up for.
  2. Create an Abditum. An Abditum is a container for holdings — one for each place you keep things ("Safe", "Bank box", "Dad's estate"). Plural: Abdita.
  3. Add a holding. Metal, kind (coin, bar, round, junk silver, other), how many, and weight. Everything else is optional.
  4. Look at the Portfolio tab. Your holdings are now valued at current spot, with daily and all-time movement.
  5. Make a backup. More ▸ Backup. Choose a passphrase, save the file somewhere you control.

The one thing to do today

Back up. Personal inventory is never sent to our server, which is the point — but it also means there is no copy on our server to restore from. If you lose the phone and have no backup file, the inventory is gone. A backup takes about thirty seconds: More ▸ Backup.

The guide

The Portfolio tab, showing total value above holdings grouped by metal.
Portfolio — your total value at current spot.
The add-holding form, showing metal, kind, count and weight fields.
Adding a holding takes four fields.

Getting help

Email support@abditex.com. We reply as we can. We will never ask you for your inventory, a passphrase, or a screenshot of your holdings.

If the app misbehaves, the in-app error report is more useful than a description — it shows you exactly what will be sent before anything is sent, and you can cancel.

Found a security vulnerability? Do not email support. See the security page for the disclosure process and our PGP key.