Share your wishlist as a picture for family, show off a set or a whole collection, and see your 2026 in bricks: the sets, pieces and biggest build of your year. BrickLoft now remembers when you built each set, sorts a wishlist by what's retiring first, and opens bigger collections on box art. New installs can add a first set straight away, and scanning a second minifigure from the same series now asks which one you got.

BrickLoft's set catalog now updates itself, so new sets and retirement dates arrive without an app update. Browse every LEGO theme and see how much of each you own, pick your next build from the new build queue, and get retirement news for sets on your wishlist. You can also add sets that aren't in the catalog, share your wishlist with family, view a collection as a box-art grid, and get a gentle backup reminder. Stats has a friendlier look, with more colour throughout.

Added a "Rate the app" option in Settings, so you can leave a review whenever you like. Also fixed the occasional rating request, which wasn't appearing at all.

Performance and stability improvements.

BrickLoft now speaks German, Spanish and French. Each set links straight to its official building instructions, and you can export an insurance inventory PDF of everything you own, grouped by collection with location, condition, price paid and current value. Prices typed with a decimal comma (849,99) now save correctly, and counts use your language's number format.

This release is mostly under the hood. The important fix: a background failure — loading a collection or saving a photo — could crash the app on iOS, and no longer does. BrickLoft can also now show a short "what's new" note after an update, and the CohesionBrew app list has been refreshed.

BrickLoft now shows a set's retail price in your own currency where it's available, and adds approximate new and used market values from BrickLink on the set detail screen so you can see roughly what a set is worth today. All from the same offline catalog — no account or network required.

Adding sets and minifigs is much faster: matches now appear instantly as you type, complete with pictures — no more "Look up" button. Detail screens gained notes, condition and completeness tracking (box and instructions), purchase dates for loose minifigs, and renameable custom minifigs. You can now bulk-delete selected items, minifig checklist rows toggle with a tap anywhere on the row, and labels across the app are cleaner and easier to read.

You can now support BrickLoft with an optional tip — find it in Settings or at the bottom of your collections screen (BrickLoft stays free, and tips unlock nothing). Settings also got a cleaner, card-based look, the Android app icon no longer appears cropped on your home screen, and we tidied up a few labels along the way.

Moving in from another tracker just got easy: import your collection straight from a Brickset "My sets" CSV or a BrickLink wanted-list export, and your owned counts, wanted sets, and notes come right along. Wishlist sets now show a "Retired" or "May retire soon" badge in the list, so you can spot at a glance which sets to grab before they're gone — plus the usual round of polish and reliability improvements.