What is coming
None of the following exists yet. Each one is on the roadmap, and none of them carries a date — a date is the one thing a small team should not promise.
Identify a minifigure from a photo
Photograph a figure and get ranked candidates back, then its head, torso, legs and accessories as separately identified parts — and whether anything is missing or has come off a different figure. This has not started: a feasibility study comes first, and it decides whether the rest is built.
Compare what the shops are charging
One search across every shop that sells a set, filtered by country, currency and whether they will actually ship to you – built on licensed product feeds rather than on crawling. Not built yet.
Works without a signal
Edits made in a cellar or a crowded convention hall queue up on the device and replay when the connection returns. The queue, the retry policy and the replayers are written and tested; nothing is wired to them yet.
Apps for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Fire tablets
The iPhone, iPad and Mac apps are with Apple for review and are not in the App Store yet. A build for Amazon Fire tablets has not been published either.
Recently shipped: The Windows app is in the Microsoft Store and the Android app is on Google Play. Set pages list every dated, linked price BrickDb has recorded for a set. And BrickDb runs in a browser on every device named above.
See what works today