Brick Collector for LEGO Sets

Name: Brick Collector for LEGO Sets
Rating: 4.4 (26 reviews)
Author: Francois Thibault

Track Sets & Missing Parts

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

26 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Entertainment
Developer

Francois Thibault
Language

EN
+ 17 More
Size

24
MB

Track sets and parts — no subscriptions. Easily Organize and Manage Your Brick Collection! Described by users as “the ultimate app for AFOLs”, Brick Collector for LEGO Sets is the go-to solution for serious collectors. Quickly track, manage, and secure your sets — all in one place. Key Features: -Simplified Management: Add, track, and update your Brick sets effortlessly. -Unlimited Barcode Scanner: Enjoy unlimited barcode scanning to quickly add your Brick sets. -Manage Pieces by Box: Track and manage missing pieces for each box individually. A must-have for serious collectors! -Secure Receipt Storage: Scan and store digital copies of your receipts for guaranteed returns and claims. -Custom Albums: Create groups of LEGO sets based on your own themes! Examples: Katy’s LEGO Sets, Childhood Favorites. Benefits: -Intuitive Interface: An easy-to-use interface that allows you to manage your collection with just a few taps. -Quick Access: All your Brick set information in one place. -Data Security: Secure storage to protect your important information. Why Choose Brick Collector? -Lifetime Full Access: A one-time payment for lifetime access with all future updates. Download Brick Collector for LEGO Sets today and start organizing your collection optimally! Note: "Brick Collector for LEGO Sets" is in no way affiliated with, authorized, maintained, sponsored, or endorsed by the LEGO Group or any of its subsidiaries. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Ratings & Reviews

4.4

out of 5

26 Ratings

greedy
07/22/2025

student #10947
gotta pay to add more than 6 sets

Developer Response
I understand your concern. Even with the 6-set limit, you can explore all the features — like condition tracking, missing parts, receipts, and price history — to see if the app fits your needs before upgrading. Thanks for giving it a try!Best regards,François Thibault
greedy
07/22/2025

student #10947

gotta pay to add more than 6 sets
Developer Response 08/07/2025
I understand your concern. Even with the 6-set limit, you can explore all the features — like condition tracking, missing parts, receipts, and price history — to see if the app fits your needs before upgrading. Thanks for giving it a try!Best regards,François Thibault
Even the Fan-Made Solutions Are Cashing In Now. 🤮
12/23/2025

Jesus Is King 28
So you get fed up with the official LEGO app’s pathetic, gutted catalog. You search for an alternative, hoping the community has fixed what LEGO abandoned. You find "Brick Collector" or apps like it. Your hope lasts for about 30 seconds—until you hit the paywall.A SUBSCRIPTION? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? I already spent thousands on the physical bricks. I paid for every one of those damn sets. Now I have to pay a monthly or yearly fee just to look at a complete list of what I own? To track my own property? To see the history of the hobby I've bankrolled for decades?It's the same greedy, extractive disease. Every single app developer saw LEGO's neglect and thought, "Ah, a gap in the market! Let's not fill it out of passion, let's monetize the frustration." It's not a service; it's digital ransom. Pay up, or go back to your spreadsheet, sucker.They’re selling you access to data that is PUBLIC, FREE, and MAINTAINED BY VOLUNTEERS on Brickset and Bricklink. The absolute gall. They wrapped a free API in a crippled UI and had the audacity to put a lock on it.We’re being nickel-and-dimed at every turn. LEGO shuts down its own legacy. Third parties charge you to see it. There's no sanctuary. The entire ecosystem is now designed to create another recurring revenue stream, another "service" to bleed the fans dry. Final verdict: Skip this app. Skip the official one. Open a browser and go to Brickset.com. It’s free, it’s complete, it’s better in every way, and it’s made by people who actually give a damn about the bricks, not just the bottom line.This isn't a collector's tool. It's a subscription trap for a hobby that used to be about freedom. Disgusting. 🤢

Developer Response
I completely understand your frustration, and I truly appreciate you taking the time to write such a detailed review. Like you, I’ve spent years building my LEGO collection, and I felt the same disappointment as official tools slowly stopped meeting collectors’ needs. That’s exactly why I created Brick Collector — not to exploit that gap, but to offer something better for fans like us.Just to be 100% clear: there is no subscription in this app. No monthly fees, no auto-renewals. It’s a one-time lifetime purchase — that’s it. Also, the app doesn’t lock you out after a few taps. You can use all features for free, for up to 6 sets, with no time limit. That means you can:•Try barcode scanning and the full interface,•Track condition, missing parts, receipts, and photos,•Export your data at any time — you’re never “locked in”.You only pay if you feel the app brings enough value to manage your full collection. Unlike some “free” websites, there are no ads, no tracking, and no reselling of your data. You’re the customer — never the product.I have deep respect for platforms like Brickset and BrickLink — I use them myself. Brick Collector isn’t meant to replace them, but to complement them: a mobile-first companion for organizing your physical LEGO inventory.Thanks again for your honest feedback. I’m just one indie developer doing my best to build a tool that serves the hobby I love. If you have ideas on how to improve the free experience, I’m always listening.— François ThibaultCreator of Brick Collector (independent app, not affiliated with the LEGO Group)
Even the Fan-Made Solutions Are Cashing In Now. 🤮
12/23/2025

Jesus Is King 28

So you get fed up with the official LEGO app’s pathetic, gutted catalog. You search for an alternative, hoping the community has fixed what LEGO abandoned. You find "Brick Collector" or apps like it. Your hope lasts for about 30 seconds—until you hit the paywall.A SUBSCRIPTION? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? I already spent thousands on the physical bricks. I paid for every one of those damn sets. Now I have to pay a monthly or yearly fee just to look at a complete list of what I own? To track my own property? To see the history of the hobby I've bankrolled for decades?It's the same greedy, extractive disease. Every single app developer saw LEGO's neglect and thought, "Ah, a gap in the market! Let's not fill it out of passion, let's monetize the frustration." It's not a service; it's digital ransom. Pay up, or go back to your spreadsheet, sucker.They’re selling you access to data that is PUBLIC, FREE, and MAINTAINED BY VOLUNTEERS on Brickset and Bricklink. The absolute gall. They wrapped a free API in a crippled UI and had the audacity to put a lock on it.We’re being nickel-and-dimed at every turn. LEGO shuts down its own legacy. Third parties charge you to see it. There's no sanctuary. The entire ecosystem is now designed to create another recurring revenue stream, another "service" to bleed the fans dry. Final verdict: Skip this app. Skip the official one. Open a browser and go to Brickset.com. It’s free, it’s complete, it’s better in every way, and it’s made by people who actually give a damn about the bricks, not just the bottom line.This isn't a collector's tool. It's a subscription trap for a hobby that used to be about freedom. Disgusting. 🤢
Developer Response 12/25/2025
I completely understand your frustration, and I truly appreciate you taking the time to write such a detailed review. Like you, I’ve spent years building my LEGO collection, and I felt the same disappointment as official tools slowly stopped meeting collectors’ needs. That’s exactly why I created Brick Collector — not to exploit that gap, but to offer something better for fans like us.Just to be 100% clear: there is no subscription in this app. No monthly fees, no auto-renewals. It’s a one-time lifetime purchase — that’s it. Also, the app doesn’t lock you out after a few taps. You can use all features for free, for up to 6 sets, with no time limit. That means you can:•Try barcode scanning and the full interface,•Track condition, missing parts, receipts, and photos,•Export your data at any time — you’re never “locked in”.You only pay if you feel the app brings enough value to manage your full collection. Unlike some “free” websites, there are no ads, no tracking, and no reselling of your data. You’re the customer — never the product.I have deep respect for platforms like Brickset and BrickLink — I use them myself. Brick Collector isn’t meant to replace them, but to complement them: a mobile-first companion for organizing your physical LEGO inventory.Thanks again for your honest feedback. I’m just one indie developer doing my best to build a tool that serves the hobby I love. If you have ideas on how to improve the free experience, I’m always listening.— François ThibaultCreator of Brick Collector (independent app, not affiliated with the LEGO Group)

Brick Collector for LEGO Sets – Track LEGO Sets & Parts This update improves your LEGO collecting experience with a faster, more stable app. Whether you’re tracking sealed or opened LEGO sets, logging missing parts, or organizing your LEGO collection, everything is now smoother and more responsive. Performance Improvements & Bug Fixes - Faster load times across the app - Better performance when scanning barcodes of LEGO sets - Enhanced reliability when saving missing LEGO parts Key Features - Track LEGO sets by condition: sealed, opened, or incomplete - Log missing LEGO parts per set, with notes and quantities - Scan barcodes to register sets instantly - Upload receipts and purchase info to track value over time Thanks for using Brick Collector – your ultimate LEGO set and parts tracker. Keep building!