Bricksee

Name: Bricksee
Rating: 3.9 (68 reviews)
Author: Harry Jeffs

By: Harry Jeffs

AI Brick Catalogue

Features & Capabilities

Bricksee is your AI-powered LEGO organizer that helps you track builds, access high-quality instructions, and manage a catalog of 10k+ sets on-device.

Features include weekly updates on new sets, a shareable wishlist, achievements and a leaderboard to spark friendly competition, and an on-device AI assistant for all things LEGO, while keeping your data private. This indie project is not affiliated with LEGO.

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By:

Harry Jeffs

Rating:

3.90

(68)

Version:

4.1 Last updated: 2025-09-10

Version code:

877077508

Creation date:

2022-12-29

Compatible devices:

Size:

277.00MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 184,604 ▼ 88

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Developed by:

Harry Jeffs

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bricksee/id1531247091

Website:

https://www.bricksee.app

User Reviews

Bricksee’s reviews show poor reliability: it often misidentifies bricks and colors, delivers inconsistent scan results, and suffers from bugs that can wipe progress. Pricing and subscriptions are criticized as hidden or expensive, with users preferring Brickit or even Google. A few call out a decent interface and potential, but reliability and cost are the main obstacles.

Pros

Potential to identify parts and build a digital inventory when it works.
Nice overall interface / user experience.
The concept could be a strong tool for rebuilding Lego sets if reliability improves.

Cons

Highly inaccurate identification of bricks, colors, and piece counts; results are inconsistent across scans.
Frequent bugs and reliability issues, including progress loss and limited functionality (e.g., cannot delete or edit after scanning).
Payment/subscription concerns: paywalls, subscriptions without explicit permission, and perceived high costs.
Competitors (Brickit, Google) often perform better, according to users.
Specific misidentifications (e.g., white bricks identified as green; 2x12 misidentified as bat wing) show flaws in color/part recognition.

Recent reviews

I have a Lego set that I have no idea what it it came from you I think this is the worst app I have ever downloaded.

by Ma*****, 2026-04-26

Barely got anything correct when I tested it. Even with the simplest pieces and closest clearest photos of them, it got nothing or at least nearly nothing right. So disappointing. I had really high hopes for this app possibly being the greatest way to rebuild many sets I have destroyed. I hoped to scan all my pieces and add to digital collection and see what I can build and what pieces I’m missing easily, but this app can’t even correctly identify one piece by itself.