WhichBrick vs Nano.com

WhichBrick is a friendly brick-building companion for kids and families. Add the sets you own, browse big photos, tap into parts, and quickly answer the question that always comes up during a build: which brick do we need? Made for young builders, WhichBrick keeps things simple: large tap targets, visual browsing, minimal text, and parent-managed sign-in. Kids can explore their sets, search for parts, meet the minifigures from their sets, star favorites, and save notes without digging through a grown-up collection spreadsheet. When a piece goes missing, WhichBrick helps you look across your collection to see where that part appears in other sets. It is a practical way to rescue a build without dumping every bin on the floor. WhichBrick also helps turn the sets you already have into new ideas. From a selected set, find available alternate builds and MOCs, then save favorites for later. The app uses Rebrickable catalog data so your collection stays useful, searchable, and fun to explore. Features: - Add sets by set number or search - Browse owned sets with clear images - See each set's parts grouped by color - Search parts across your collection - Find which sets contain a part - Browse the minifigures in your sets - Filter by theme, set, color, and more - Discover alternate builds and MOCs - Star favorite sets, parts, minifigures, and builds - Add notes to favorites - Sync your collection across devices Every feature is free for up to 10 sets. A subscription lets you add more than 10 sets. WhichBrick is for kids, but a parent or guardian sets up and manages the account. WhichBrick is not affiliated with or endorsed by the LEGO Group. WhichBrick offers an auto-renewable subscription: $1.99/month (or $14.99/year), or a one-time $39.99 Lifetime purchase, each unlocking unlimited sets. Payment is charged to your Apple ID; a subscription auto-renews unless canceled at least 24 hours before the period ends. WhichBrick Privacy Policy: https://whichbrick.app/privacy/ Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Nano turns consistency into a group effort. Create a group around anything you want to keep showing up for - walking daily, cooking at home, dissertation work, going outside, practicing a skill, or anything else you and your group care about. Invite anyone to your group with a private link. Set how often your group should post - for example, 20 posts in 30 days - then share a quick photo or short video when you show up. See your group's feed, react with an emoji, leave a comment, and follow recent group momentum in Pulse. Belong to more than one group and switch between them from one home screen. Report inappropriate posts or block a member directly from the feed. Nano is free to use. There's no subscription, no payment, and nothing to buy.