Brickbeam
Point your camera at the pile and find the brick pieces your set needs.
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About
Building a brick set and can't find that one piece in the pile? brickbeam helps kids and grown-ups find the exact pieces a set still needs — just point the camera. - Scan a single piece or a whole pile. The AI finds and identifies the bricks, then tells you which ones your set still needs. - Track several builds at once. Pick a set and brickbeam lists every piece with a live progress bar. Found pieces are marked, and you can filter by remaining, found or all. - Find building instructions for your set. - Works offline: download the set catalog once and search more than 27,000 sets without limits. - Arabic, Turkish and English. The app opens in your phone's language and you can change it any time from the home screen. - Made for ages 7 to 15: big buttons, clear steps, friendly guidance. No ads, no accounts, no tracking. Great for sorting building blocks, finding a missing part, rebuilding an old set, or checking a MOC against its inventory. brickbeam works with LEGO® bricks, but is not made, sponsored, authorized, or endorsed by the LEGO Group. LEGO® and DUPLO® are trademarks of the LEGO Group.Read more
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Versions
- Version 2.4First seen · 7 Sept 2026
Fixed a crash. If you had used live scan, the app could close itself while it was in the background, and you would come back to find it starting over. It stays put now.<br><br>The camera stops when you leave. Locking the phone or switching to another app now releases the camera and pauses recognition, so live scan is not quietly running behind your back and the battery lasts longer.
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