Identify all 16,000+ figures and 76,000+ parts by simply taking a picture!
With BrickScan you can:
- Complete your figure efficiently and find the correct pieces such as heads, legs or hairs.
- View statistics and visualizations of your collection.
- Export your scans and import it into store management software.
More cool features are coming. Stay tuned!
BrickScan was created by fans and is not an official LEGO® product. The LEGO Group of companies does not sponsor or support BrickScan.
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3.96 out of 5
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Such a time saver and the best at what it does! WORTH IT!!
This app has saved my eyes from straining to find specific figures. I've been using this app since it first came out and it just keeps improving! VERY HAPPY to support it's continued development! It's a lot faster than any other limited method (like using google lens) and directly links to all major inventory databases (rebrickable, bricklink, etc).
Most negative reviews don't understand the costs involved with using servers in a datacenter and the amount of bandwidth and cpu/gpu resources something like this requires. It's a great deal at it's yearly sub costs and the developer deserves to be compensated.
Price is way too high for normal users
I understand the need to make money. However it would have been nice if existing users would have been allowed more than 3 images per day. The existing users are the ones that used and provided feedback on this app in its beta form and are part of the success that it is today. It seems like 10x images per day for original users would be a better number and 3x for anyone new. This would allow the app to remain useful for individuals, however people using it as a tool to make money would still need to sign up for pro. Another idea would be to have free scans only return a limited amount of information that a casual user would want but not what a pro would need. For example, just removing the linking to bricklink might be enough to get most paid users to sign up.
Now wants a subscription
This app was good, now need a subscription to search more than 5 times a day. Made me delete the app.
Solid app, mid monetizing choice
Overall, the app works great, recognizes bricks wells, is very quick, and is very helpful for reassembling minifigs (helped me remake over 150 out of a mess of parts). As of the recent monetization though, my opinion of it has been lowered. The main reason was behind the processing load and money to run it off a server, with the multi scan option taking up the majority of the processing power. Instead of taking down all options and limiting it to 5 images per day for free, it could’ve been limited to the solo scan for free users, and you could pay to access the multi scan. This would still make it accessible for people who would prefer it for free, lower neural networks loads, and still have a monetized option for the people who use it with more parts. I understand the reasoning behind the choice, but its not the best option.
How can I get a refund?
Worked great for so long. Buy a subscription, and now it won’t connect. I could have gotten so much more uploaded tonight if the app I paid a year for worked. I’ll just go back to brickognize.
Please Upgrade to Premium for all 5 Stars
The app was nice before the developer decided to be greedy and paywall the app’s signature feature. Now you only get 5 scans before the app tries to charge you for premium.
Not worth the price.
Google lens works just as well and is free.
Not worth the price
Update requiring paid subscription is a reach, not worth the price when there are equivalent free options. Really enjoyed the app until they decided to only offer 5 free scans per day.
Was perfect
App was amazing until they added a pay feature. Only 5 pictures a day to use. Just use google lense because it is not worth to have to pay to use your camera.
Sad
I was loving this app and using it frequently to identify bricks and can’t do anything now without paying a subscription fee. I will keep using Google to identify my bricks now.
