LEGO® Powered Up

LEGO® Powered Up

by LEGO

550 ratings
407 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 5, 2018
  • June 16, 2026

Features

LEGO® Powered Up screenshot #1 for iPhone
LEGO® Powered Up screenshot #2 for iPhone
LEGO® Powered Up screenshot #3 for iPhone
LEGO® Powered Up screenshot #4 for iPhone
LEGO® Powered Up screenshot #5 for iPhone
LEGO® Powered Up screenshot #6 for iPhone
LEGO® Powered Up screenshot #7 for iPhone
LEGO® Powered Up screenshot #8 for iPhone
LEGO® Powered Up screenshot #9 for iPhone
LEGO® Powered Up screenshot #10 for iPhone
iphone
ipad
🖼️Get Icon
Icons↘︎

About

Control motorized LEGO sets like trains and the Batmobile via Bluetooth. Bring your custom LEGO creations to life by coding movements and sounds using drag-and-drop programming. Experience interactive play with lights, sensors, and motors.

Bluetooth control for LEGO vehicles
Customizable coding for models
Drag-and-drop programming
Add sounds and lights
Control speed and direction
Bring custom builds to life
Show original description

What users say

See all reviews

What's New in LEGO® Powered Up

4.4.2

June 16, 2026

Minor bug fixes and performance improvements

User reviews

PLEASE DO THIS!

I Have The Vintage Steam Train Set (60511), But There’s No Themed Controllers For The New Steam Train And Harbor Train! So Can You Add New Controllers?

Terrible

Couldn’t figure it out with my five year old

Gut aber…

Ich würde mir bei dem Polarzug und bei dem Polizeizug eine vollansicht der Steuerung wünschen😁

Genial

Funciona muy bien, me gusta que haya opciones para elegir a que quieres controlar. Además, si tienes otro set Lego compatible, puedes ponerle las piezas mecánicas (o algo así) y hacerlo funcionar.

It’s fine

It works great but it stopped working on my iPhone 6.

Developer apps

User experience

🐞

Reported Bugs

12 issues

Bluetooth connection drops

Bug

Motors not controllable through app

Bug

Timer blocks don't work

Bug

Motor code blocks don't work

Bug

Coding canvas is broken

Bug

Loses Bluetooth connection randomly

Bug

Coding blocks not working properly

Bug

App doesn't run in background

Bug

Doesn't work on latest iOS

Bug

Doesn't work with new hubs and motors

Bug

Can only connect one hub at a time

Bug

Train stops when app closes

Bug

Requested Features

12 requests

Add more sound effects

Feature

Add more music to the playlist

Feature

Allow custom sounds

Feature

Improve parameters

Feature

Add more controls

Feature

Add more widgets

Feature

Allow custom themes

Feature

Add documentation

Feature

Add support for LEGO Boost and Mindstorms

Feature

Add loop option for sounds

Feature

Add dark mode option

Feature

Add advanced analytics dashboard

Feature

FAQ

What does the LEGO Powered Up app do?

This app allows you to control motorized LEGO sets, such as specific trains and the Batmobile, via Bluetooth. It also enables you to bring your own custom LEGO creations to life by coding their movements and sounds using a simple drag-and-drop programming language.

What are the key features of the app?

Key features include Bluetooth control panels for specific LEGO vehicles, the ability to customize and code movements and sounds for models, and the use of LEGO Powered Up hardware components to animate custom builds. It also offers playful sounds and an easy-to-understand programming interface.

Is the LEGO Powered Up app free to use?

Yes, the LEGO Powered Up app is free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the provided description.

What LEGO sets are compatible with this app?

The app is designed to work with specific LEGO sets like the LEGO DC Super Heroes App-Controlled Batmobile (76112), the LEGO City Cargo Train (60198), and the LEGO City Passenger Train (60197). It can also be used with other LEGO Powered Up components like hubs, motors, sensors, and lights for custom builds.

How can I use this app with my own LEGO creations?

You can use the app with your own LEGO creations by incorporating LEGO Powered Up hardware components such as hubs, motors, sensors, and lights. The app's drag-and-drop coding feature allows you to program custom movements and behaviors for your models, bringing them to life.