SlackVault is a zero-cost Slack backup and archive tool that copies your workspace history into your own Firebase project rather than a vendor database. A browser extension reads Slack through its official API using credentials you create, writes the results straight to your Firebase, and the web app then lets you browse, search and export that archive. Because the storage account is yours, nobody else, including the developer, holds a copy.
In the Firebase project you create and control. SlackVault has no central database holding your messages, which also means recovery is your responsibility.
Yes. The website alone cannot read Slack. The extension performs every Slack API call, so syncing only happens while it is installed and running.
No. It can only archive what the Slack API returns for your plan. On plans that limit history access, older messages are not available to any API client.
There is no charge from SlackVault. You still operate a Firebase project, which is free within Google free-tier limits and billed by Google if you exceed them.
Written by Ahsan Mahmood. Last updated 2026-07-21.
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