Pileometer by Brickit

Really cool way to figure out what can be done with bulk legos. Little tedious to do, but, will pay off with build suggestions. I would like to see a way to request “unidentifiable” bricks to be added to the catalog. Allow users to provide several images or a detail “scan” of these unidentifiable bricks, then use those to add to the catalog. Im finding that lego items from technic or aimed towards smaller kids with more custom shapes have more missing elements.

I’ve had the app since i saw an ad for it it late last year, and thought it would be helpful for me since I’ve got a plethora of tubs all with over 10k bricks in them. I had to take a break from scanning for a while due to the issue of it crashing every time it would complete a scan. Along with crashing, a large number of parts that have been put into rotation in like the last 3 years aren’t listed yet, which i know is because the app isn’t fully up to date on the full Lego catalog, but it’s still a pain to deal with. Back to my original point; I had to take a break from scanning the first of like 7 whole tubs, but when i made my 38th scan, it stopped mid scan to say i reached the free cap. I don’t remember the app ever offering a subscription last November through this March, so to say i was disappointed is an understatement. I understand that the developers need profit somehow, but this just felt like the rug was pulled from right under my feet. Other than that, the app is pretty good for what it is.

This is a very good app, where you can keep a inventory of legos, and build ideas on the app. The scanner works very well, although the catalogue very well should be expanded, and the scanning quality can be improved. But there are some flaws. As of version 2, whenever I open a build idea, it just shows me a grey screen, and doesn’t open. But if I open an idea from my filter options it does work. And with that, even though I have a piece catalogued in the app, it says that it is missing. I hope that this will be fixed, and that the developers at bricket will make this app the best it can possibly be.