I love being able to see the sets I have and get an idea of sets I can build. There are a few things I would change. I added many sets and it says I have added 50 sets. When I add more, it still says 50- so something is off there. Also, would love for sets to have a star or something by them if you search them and have already added them to your sets. Otherwise you can only determine this my scrolling through all added sets. I also would like to not have so many of the sets I already have show up in the my Lego (what I want to build) section. Like it says 100% match- no duh I have the set so I have 100% of the pieces to build it. I like that there are many different filters available but sets you have should be a filter option for those who only want to build what they have or only want to figure out what other sets they can build with what they already have. Also, I like the options for different themes so you can add a lot of sets if you have many of the theme or look for sets you want to build in the theme. But the botanical theme is not working on my app. No sets show up and I have tried many many times. Also, many themes are not there. I assume the developers are continuously adding. Another thing, I have a lot of old sets. Many do not come up when searched on the app. I would love for them to continue to update to include more sets so that I can add them all and determine more sets I can build.

The concept of the app is interesting; however the execution is poor.UI is clunky and looks unfinished, there are buttons with no text or icons so you don’t know what they do until you click on them. Other than the sweepstakes, I don’t see what this app does differently than any other LEGO inventory app. Small tip for the devs, the countdown timer on the sweepstakes page, use a proper time format with 00:00:00:00 so when the minutes and seconds are under ten you see 09 etc. not doing that looks makes the timer text “jumpy”, and like it was rushed and not tested internally.

I originally joined emagineer as a Pioneer because I loved the idea behind the app. As a lifelong LEGO fan, being able to catalog my collection, discover builds from the sets I already own, keep track of everything in one place, and even create a personalized Bricky made this feel like something built by people who genuinely understand the LEGO community.What I didn’t expect was to become proof that the drawings are very, very real.I recently received an email telling me I had won emagineer’s $12,000 LEGO Experience drawing. My first reaction was basically, “Yeah… sure I did.” I actually thought it might be a scam. Turns out it wasn’t. I really won.And that’s something I think deserves to be said publicly: these aren’t drawings where you wonder whether some mysterious person somewhere actually wins. Real members win. I did. And I certainly didn’t expect it to be me.What has impressed me just as much, though, is everything that has happened since. I’ve had the opportunity to speak directly with the team, including founder Kieran, and their excitement for the community is genuine. They listen to feedback, they’re continuing to develop the app, and they actually seem to care about making it better rather than simply collecting memberships.Winning obviously makes for one hell of a bonus, but I wouldn’t recommend emagineer solely because I won. I recommend it because I believe in what they’re trying to build: a community and an app that makes being a LEGO fan even more fun.And if you’re looking at one of those drawings thinking, “Nobody ever actually wins those things…”Hi. I’m nobody. Apparently I won. 😂Five stars from one extremely surprised and very grateful Pioneer

For some reason the app wouldn’t let me in, like it didn’t recognize my password AND no matter how many times I tried to get a reset link, it don’t work. Turns out they had to do something on there end to get the link working. Was all taken care of in matter of days. The app is great for keeping track of sets and creating new ones. Hope to win one of the giveaways at some point. Extra chances being a Pioneer! Thanks Emagineer team for the help.