This app is great (as long as you have a big open floor). You need a big open floor to actually be able to spread out all of your LEGO pieces super thin so all the pieces can be seen, which can be a pain to pick up later. My second problem is with the posting feature. (Mainly about the “like” feature). You can’t see how many people liked your post, or who liked your post, without refreshing the whole app, like swiping up on your screen and then closing the app. It’s a real pain when I just want to take a quick look at my posts without having to close and reset the app. Please add a “refresh button” to the app. Now, on the plus side, it’s a really great app to find small pieces that I constantly miss in my pile. I also like how there are tons of easy to build LEGO ideas so you never get board. My most favorite part of the app is that you can submit your own idea to the app and the app people ( I don’t know the real term) will look at your idea and will sometimes add your idea into the app so other people can build your own creation. Please add the “refresh button” and I’ll give it a FIVE STAR RATING!

this app is very good, but you have to spread your legos out super thin so it can recognize it and it only does small builds. I don't know about you, but if you want to people who like to be on the big fat builds this is not the app for you and if you have a really small floor this is not the app for you cause you have to have a really big floor to spread up the Legos that thin but if you really like those cute little smaller builds this is the app for you. The builds are pretty small just I don't like it doesn't scan for color to so you end up with this really glitchy looking build so you just have to sort it out yourself but I really wish it was a scam for that kind of stuff. Also if the Legos are too close together it's just gonna mix it up with another piece then you'll have a completely weird build that doesn't look like anything.

A friend sent me a TikTok video that demoed this app and I couldn’t wait to dump out my son’s Legos to give it a try.So the verdict is… it’s interesting. A lot of pieces were misidentified, which isn’t that shocking. Maybe I could do a bit better on lighting or spreading things out. Using multiple images might make this process more reliable. Color is ignored, which is ok sometimes, but other times not so much, particularly with a simple model like a flower or a flamingo. The most frustrating thing though, is that I can’t seem to filter to models which I have all the pieces for. They aren’t even sorted based on completeness, so there can be a lot of scrolling to find something you can actually build.Still though, it is an amazing idea and one that I hope continues to be improved on.

This is a really smart idea for an app that’s brought my old tub of Lego to life. The recognition makes mistakes but that’s to be expected, and the more effort you put into laying them out as visibly as possible, the better the results.I can live with that, but what you might not realise when you start using it (I didn’t) is that you don’t necessarily have all the pieces for the ideas it suggests. The ones you do have it marks with “(all)” but there’s no way to filter to just these. Cue lots of frustration from child paging through the ideas and not understanding why he can’t build the car he sees. Please just make it a switch that allows you to see only ideas you can actually build without buying extra pieces!