Your collection now exports as a printable sheet as well as a spreadsheet. It carries the Brickanize mark, a code anyone can scan to get the app, your full set list with current values, and a collection total. Share it or print it straight from the share button, for your whole collection or for a single bin. Store events on the home screen now lead with one event, its photo and its date, instead of a list of headings. Links open inside the app instead of bouncing you out to a browser. Amazon still opens the Amazon app or your browser, as it did before. Tapping Home while you're already on Home takes you back to the top and to the first card. Bulk scanning no longer ticks the set count up before the box has landed in its bin.

You can now export your collection to a spreadsheet. It gives you a line for every set you own with the set number, name, MSRP and current value, so you can open it in Excel or Numbers and add your own columns for what you paid and what you sold it for. New LEGO Insiders rewards now come first in the rewards card and are marked New, so what just landed is the first thing you see instead of being buried further down. Rewards that have sold out say so now, rather than looking like you can still redeem them. Notifications are split into sale alerts and LEGO news, each with its own switch in Account, and the permission prompt now says up front what LEGO news covers. Pictures on the home screen load faster and use less data, long lists scroll more smoothly, and there are a number of fixes.

The store list on a set now shows what each place actually sells it for, LEGO.com, Amazon, and BrickLink included, so you can see the cheapest option before you tap through. Amazon deals now show how far under MSRP they are on the set page and in your wishlist. Add a set that's already on sale and you'll get a reminder about it, delivered during the day rather than overnight. Notifications now tell you what they cover up front, and you can turn sale alerts and LEGO news on or off separately in Account.

Offers on the home screen now show placeholder cards while they load, so the page keeps its shape instead of jumping around once everything lands. Sets that are sold out at LEGO.com now say so on the card and on the set page, so it's clear why those send you to Amazon instead.

A brand-new home screen: sales, free gifts, bonus points, special offers, new releases, retiring-soon and coming-soon sets, and LEGO Insiders rewards - each linking straight to the sets. Amazon deals now appear alongside LEGO sales. Insiders point values on sale items, sharper set photos, smoother photo browsing, faster collection value updates, and many fixes.

Bulk scan now files into bins instead of statuses. Pick the bin you are filling, and every scan lands there. One button switches whether the next box counts as sealed or opened, and the line under the viewfinder always tells you which one is coming. Removing a set from the review list now asks first, and says exactly what you would be giving up. Set detail is tidier. Adding to a bin collapses into a single button, creating a bin no longer takes over the screen, and set photos hold a steady size instead of resizing as they load. Buy links now favor LEGO.com unless another store is meaningfully cheaper. Plus the torch stays off while you review, tapping the Scan tab picks up where you left off, scanning is quicker to lock on, and the About page shows the version you are running.

Bulk scan is much steadier. Long scanning sessions no longer duplicate sets or lose your place if the app gets interrupted, clearing the queue now sticks, and sets land in the bin you expect. The toss animation waits for the set image so it confirms what you actually scanned. Premium now starts with a 7-day free trial on the annual plan. Search remembers your recent searches, and re-tapping the Search tab brings the keyboard right up. Sale links always take you to the store shown. Plus fixes for the review prompt, paywall loading, bin reordering, and a handful of smaller things.