Build Planner for Minecraft vs BlockMap

Planning your next Minecraft survival build? Turn a YouTube tutorial into a checklist of materials and quantities, then track what you gather while you play. Keep your checklist beside you on your phone as you prepare for a house, farm, or redstone project. Review the extracted quantities before saving, or create your own list from the item catalog. • Analyze YouTube build tutorials into material lists • Track collected and target quantities • Organize items by High, Soon, or Later priority • Find items and add them to your checklist manually Includes 20 free minutes of video analysis. Additional analysis minutes are available through in-app purchases. This app also features a YouTube link analyzer that automatically analyzes tutorial videos into blocks and quantities for crafting and planning. With 20 minutes of free credits, you can try out our premium feature. Key Features • Loot Priority List - Organize items by High, Soon, Later priority • Progress Tracking - Keep up with the items you have added • YouTube Link Analyzer - Automatically extract required blocks and quantities from tutorial videos Designed for quick reference during gameplay using clean and adjustable appearance. This app is especially useful for players of Minecraft, where planning blocks and quantities before building can be difficult. Organized loot priority can make gathering resources much more efficient, allowing players to focus on the creative aspects of their builds rather than inventory management. This app is a fan-made companion tool. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Mojang or Microsoft. Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang Synergies AB. Game data sourced from community resources.

BlockMap turns any real place on Earth into a playable Minecraft world. Search your city, your street, your school or a famous landmark, tap once, and get a ready-to-play world file (.mcworld) that opens straight in Minecraft on your phone or tablet. Every world is built from real map data: real streets and roads, real building footprints and heights, rivers, lakes, parks, railways and terrain. Walk around a block version of your own neighborhood, or start a survival, creative, parkour or roleplay world in a place you actually know. HOW IT WORKS 1. Search any place - an address, a city, a landmark. 2. Aim the map at the area you want (about 1 km across). 3. Tap "Create my world". BlockMap builds it in seconds. 4. Open it in Minecraft (Bedrock Edition) and play. PLACES TO TRY - New York: Times Square, Central Park and the Manhattan skyscrapers. - Paris: the Eiffel Tower and the streets around it. - Dubai: Burj Khalifa and the downtown towers. - Giza: the Great Pyramid, the pyramids of Khafre and Menkaure, and the Sphinx. - Barcelona: Sagrada Familia. Moscow: Red Square. Washington: the White House. - London, Tokyo, Rome, Istanbul, Seoul, Sydney, Sao Paulo, Mexico City - any city on the map. - Your home, your school, your street, your hometown. WHAT YOU GET - A real-world map for Minecraft Bedrock Edition (the mobile edition, formerly Pocket Edition) in the .mcworld format. - Real building shapes and heights, roads, water, greenery and terrain from OpenStreetMap. - One-tap generation on your phone - no PC, no mods, no commands, no seeds to hunt for. - Worlds open directly in Minecraft. You can also save the .mcworld file and share it with friends. - Some famous places hide hand-built details waiting to be found. - Interface in 72 languages. GOOD FOR - Building a block version of your hometown, campus or school. - Exploring famous cities and landmarks in Minecraft. - Custom survival and creative maps based on a real place. - Map making, city building, roleplay and parkour courses on real streets. - Geography and city-planning projects with real map data. SUBSCRIPTION Your first world is free. Unlimited worlds with a BlockMap subscription (weekly or annual), with a free trial on the annual plan. Prices are shown in the app; manage or cancel anytime in the App Store. Map data (c) OpenStreetMap contributors. BlockMap is not an official Minecraft product and is not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft. Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang Studios. Worlds are generated in the Bedrock world format. Terms of Use (EULA): https://blockmap.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://blockmap.app/privacy