BrickSorter

BrickSorter puts a mixed pile of loose bricks back into the sets they came from. Tell it which sets you own, lay a few pieces on the printed sorting sheet, take a photo, and each piece is matched to the set that still needs it. Confirm with a tap, and the set's missing list shrinks as you go. YOUR SETS, IN LIBRARIES • Find a set by its number or name and add it to a library ("My Library", "Star Wars pile"). • Each set shows its pieces, its progress and a searchable list of what's still missing. • A deleted library waits 30 days in Recently Deleted before it's gone for good. SCAN A FEW PIECES AT A TIME • Open and print the sorting sheet from the app, lay up to 5 pieces on it and take the photo from anywhere between straight down and about 40 degrees. • The app finds and numbers the pieces, reads each one's color and size, and sends only the cropped pieces off to be identified. • Every piece ends up in one of four places: one set, a choice between sets, your library's unclassified pile, or "take a closer photo". • Not sure about a piece? Check its color, its height (plate, brick or tile) and the part guesses before you confirm. WHEN A PIECE BELONGS NOWHERE • Pieces none of your sets need wait in the library's unclassified pile. • "Find its set" lists the sets that use a piece, newest first, so you can add a set you'd forgotten you own. MISSING LISTS YOU CAN ORDER FROM • Each set's missing list can be filtered, searched and exported for ordering replacements. • Minifigure pieces are sorted to their set and tallied separately. TWO PHONES, ONE COLLECTION • Show a code on one phone and scan it on the other, and both see the same libraries, sets and scans. Set and part data come from Rebrickable. Part recognition is provided by Brickognize: the cropped photos of your pieces are sent to Brickognize to be identified. BrickSorter is an independent app. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by the LEGO Group. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies.