Ventory - Multiboot USB

Prepare your next boot drive from your Android phone. No root access is required. Ventory installs Ventoy on a compatible USB flash drive, so you can keep multiple operating system images on one drive and choose what to boot on a compatible computer.

CONNECT, CREATE, COPY

Connect your flash drive using a USB-OTG adapter or a compatible USB-C connection. Select the drive, choose your settings, and review the erase confirmation. Once installation and verification finish, eject and reconnect the USB drive, then copy your OS images to its Ventoy partition.

MAKE THE DRIVE YOURS

Choose MBR or GPT partitioning and turn Secure Boot support on or off before installation. The app shows your selected settings before it erases the drive. Some computers require Ventoy key enrollment when Secure Boot is enabled.

FOLLOW EVERY STEP

See preparation, writing, and verification progress on a dedicated screen. Ventory checks the bundled boot files, flushes the USB write cache, and reads back the written regions before reporting a successful installation. USB work continues in the background while you follow its notification.

BRING YOUR OS COLLECTION

Add ISO, IMG, WIM, VHD, VHDX, or EFI files from Android's file picker. Copy selected images to a USB folder you choose. Copies are streamed and checked with SHA-256. Boot support depends on the image, Ventoy, and the target computer.

COINS AND REWARDED ADS

Creating a Ventoy drive uses coins, with the current cost shown before confirmation. New wallets receive welcome coins after their first successful activation. Complete a rewarded ad to earn more coins. Failed or interrupted installations return reserved coins. Copying your images does not use coins. The app includes advertising; ad availability may vary.

GET STARTED

- Android 8.0 or later, with USB Host/OTG support.

- A compatible USB flash drive and adapter if needed.

- Internet access for first-time coin activation and rewarded ads. After activation, cached settings, saved coins, and the bundled Ventoy files can be used offline, subject to any previously received mandatory app update.

- To copy images, Android must mount the USB drive and offer a writable folder through its document picker.

Installing Ventoy erases the selected USB drive. Back up its contents first. Operating system images are not included; add your own compatible images after setup.

Ventory is an independent app using open-source Ventoy boot components. It is not an official Ventoy release and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Ventoy project.