
Every era · Vice Profile
Collection Tracker
Tick off the weapons, properties, businesses and collectible sets you've got, title by title — in your free Vice Profile, saved to your account.
- Titles
- 16
- Weapons by title
- 435
- Properties
- 125
- Businesses
- 57
- Collectible sets
- 40
Free, no password: we email you a one-time code, which signs you in or creates your account.
The titles you can track
Choose a title to see everything this site lists for it. Ticking things off happens in Vice Profile.
- GTA Online101 weapons · 4 businesses · 5 collectible sets
Live - GTA5 weapons · 1 business

- GTA: London 19695 weapons

- GTA: London 19615 weapons

- GTA 210 weapons · 6 businesses

- GTA III12 weapons · 3 properties · 3 businesses · 3 collectible sets

- GTA: Vice City36 weapons · 18 properties · 16 businesses · 3 collectible sets

- GTA: San Andreas41 weapons · 37 properties · 8 businesses · 5 collectible sets

- GTA Advance13 weapons · 3 properties · 2 businesses · 2 collectible sets

- GTA: Liberty City Stories31 weapons · 3 properties · 3 businesses · 3 collectible sets

- GTA: Vice City Stories32 weapons · 4 properties · 4 businesses · 3 collectible sets

- GTA IV16 weapons · 5 properties · 3 businesses · 2 collectible sets

- GTA IV: The Lost and Damned22 weapons · 2 properties · 1 business · 1 collectible set

- GTA: Chinatown Wars24 weapons · 21 properties · 2 businesses · 3 collectible sets

- GTA IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony25 weapons · 1 property · 1 business · 1 collectible set

- GTA V57 weapons · 28 properties · 3 businesses · 9 collectible sets

Not covered here: GTA: The Trilogy — a compilation, so its games are tracked individually; GTA VI — not out yet, so nothing in it can be tracked until release.
What a free account gives you
- One Vice Profile for every GTAMissions, achievements and collections for each game, in one place, chosen game by game.
- On every device you useYour progress is saved to your account and follows you to every phone and computer you sign in on.
- Completion, game by gameSee how far through each game you are, counted from what GrandTheftAuto.World lists.
- Nothing overwritten by surpriseIf two devices disagree, you choose which copy to keep, and the replaced copy is saved so you can get it back.
- Your GTA Online garage and wishlistThe vehicles you own and the ones you want, where you keep them, and your weapons.
- Your businesses and propertiesWhat you own in GTA Online, the upgrades you've bought, whether each business is running, and a private note on each.
- A goal for what to buy nextPick a goal, such as passive income or playing solo, and see which businesses fit it from what you already own.
- Yours to download or deleteDownload everything your account holds in one file, or delete the account and its data, whenever you choose.
- Ready for GTA VIWhen GTA VI has missions and collectibles to track, they appear in the same profile.
How the Collection Tracker works
- Choose a title, then a collection. Each title has its own page, with a search over that title’s items.
- Tick what you’ve got. For a collectible set, enter your count or step it up one at a time.
- Flag what matters.Star your favourites and put what you’re hunting next on your list, then filter to either.
- Watch it add up.Progress is shown per collection, per title and overall, always as items counted — a set counts once, when it’s complete, because a package, a rampage and a jump aren’t the same unit.
Your collection lives in your Vice Profile
Collection tracking is part of Vice Profile, which needs a free account. What you mark is saved in this browser first and then to your account, so it follows you to every device you sign in on; export saves a file you can keep as a backup. A private window or blocked site data means changes last only until you close the tab, and Vice Profile tells you when that is happening. More in the privacy notice.
Tracking vehicles?
Vehicles aren’t in the collection, so there’s only one place to record them: the GTA Online garage keeps the vehicles you own and want.
What the tracker covers
16titles, built on the records GrandTheftAuto.World catalogues. Where a title’s list is partial, the tracker says so, and a percentage is always of what is listed rather than a claim about the whole game.
435 weapons, title by title
Each weapon is tracked in each game it appears in, because finding a shotgun in Vice City says nothing about San Andreas. A renamed weapon shows the name that game uses.
125 properties
Safehouses, garages and assets across the titles that have a property system. GTA Online’s properties aren’t included yet: they carry daily running costs the records can’t hold, and the list grows with every update.
57 businesses
Named businesses the database places in each title, from Ammu-Nation to the Malibu Club. Business lists are still growing, and each title says how complete its list is.
40 collectible sets
Hidden Packages, Rampages, Unique Stunt Jumps and the rest, each with the total its game counts. You enter how many you have; the count can’t go past the listed total.
What isn’t here, and why
- No individual pickup locations, maps or rewards. The database holds each set and its total, not where each item is, and nothing is invented to fill the gap.
- 14more collectible sets are waiting on a question to be settled before they’re listed.
- Weapon details and pictures are in the weapon database.