I’ve been using this app for a little while now and I’m honestly really impressed with it. Everything feels clean, fast, and easy to figure out without having to dig through a bunch of menus. The scanning feature works surprisingly well and makes the whole process way quicker than doing everything manually. I also like how polished the app feels compared to a lot of similar apps I’ve tried. You can tell a lot of thought went into the small details, especially the camera and the way results are displayed. There are a lot of useful features, but it still doesn’t feel overwhelming or confusing. It’s been getting better with every update too. Definitely worth checking out if you want something that’s simple to use but still has a lot to offer.

Don’t get me wrong, I love how I’m able to track literally everything I own Lego wise with this app, but there could be many improvements. For starters, looking up sets can sometimes be a pain, there should be more key words that you can use to look up more sets. Most of the time I tried looking up something, it had to be very specific to the name. Secondly, the fact that I’m unable to choose if my item is new/used on the free version of the app. That turned me off immediately! Third, the fact that I cannot use the camera feature to search up my items’ value as a free user, despite influencers and your own social media advertising it as the main, unique feature of your app without stating that you need to pay to use it. The whole idea would be great if more features were provided to users who do not want to spend a whole 6 dollars per month only for camera usage and a couple of other features.

Everything thing works pretty well, but when it comes to the collection, using brickeconomy for pricing can be off. Many things are accurate, but some stuff are way off, because it uses the wrong item for prices. I think that you should be able to modify the value of an item by using evidence of value such as sold listings or bricklink price guide. An example of prices way off is Nya Honor Robe. Says $10, but it is really supposed to be $50. And some items don’t even show a price because they aren’t in brickeconomy.

I use OMGbricks because it’s free and you can scan mini figs and add to your collection and track your collections. But I saw this and it looks pretty good, after I downloaded it you have a straight wall block of pay to use. And from what I’m reading this ads on there, why make it paid if you’re going to have ads let the ads create your revenue, this is a luxury, not a necessity. This app could easily be extremely popular, but I think what will hold it back is the subscription based fee. If anything I would make it at one time purchase, I bet you would get so many more people to just pay for that. But with the economy, the way it is most people are already looking for ways to save money, they’re not gonna spend on a subscription. This would be the first thing they will cut out of their budget. Just a little disappointing and sad that this app is paid.I did, however, try the free trial and then canceled it, scanning mini figs is a little off, yes, it will give you a price, but if you change the mini fix head or body or give it something else it completely thinks it’s a different Lego piece and gives different prices each time. It’s not consistent. For example, I put SpongeBob chest on Goofy’s body. Yeah, only recognized SpongeBob’s chest and said that Lego figure was that. I also put Darth Vader’s head on Bojo fat’s body and it said it was Darth Vader, and then scanned it again and it said it was the Mandalorian. As they do say, they get numbers from soul sets on eBay and values, but I wonder what values are actually getting because I’m on eBay as a avid collector looking for Lego sets and the prices they were telling you the sets were worth was way more than current set selling on eBay. So I’m a little concerned that it’s over inflating the set price because it was way off on the set prices on eBay that you can buy it for brand new. I mean, I’m happy for the higher price, but that’s not what the price is that they’re going for.