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One App for LEGO & Pokémon: Why Choose Brickify?
Keep LEGO and Pokémon in one app. Scan finds, confirm the exact version, follow estimated values and organize quantities across a mixed collection with Brickify.
Brickify is built for collectors whose shelves and binders cross categories. Scan LEGO and Pokémon, confirm the exact item, and keep quantities, purchase details and estimated values together in one app for iPhone, iPad and Android.
Your collection does not have to stay inside one category. A minifigure from a weekend find and a card from a fresh pack belong to the same habit: identify the item, confirm the exact version, and keep a record you can come back to. That is the reason to choose Brickify: LEGO, Pokémon and four more categories share one collection with one place for the records you want to keep.
Can one app track LEGO and Pokémon?
Yes. Brickify combines LEGO and Pokémon identification with collection records and estimated market values, and its supported categories also include Magic: The Gathering, Funko, Disney Lorcana and One Piece. You browse the catalogue for the category you are working on and use the tools available there. Supported scan modes and screens can vary by platform and app version.
| What you want to do | Brickify’s workflow | The detail that matters |
|---|---|---|
| Identify LEGO | Brickify’s workflowScan sets, minifigures or loose pieces with the relevant mode. | The detail that mattersConfirm the exact set, figure variant or part. |
| Identify a Pokémon card | Brickify’s workflowUse live scanning, or photograph several cards at once. | The detail that mattersMatch the set, collector number, artwork and finish. |
| Understand estimated value | Brickify’s workflowReview the available estimates and price history. | The detail that mattersUse the right item, condition and raw or graded basis. |
| Organize a mixed collection | Brickify’s workflowSave items with quantities and purchase details. | The detail that mattersKeep records aligned with what you actually own. |
| Plan a LEGO build | Brickify’s workflowExplore build ideas and their parts lists. | The detail that mattersCheck the pieces required before you start. |
Which app suits your collection?
Pick the tool that matches the job you actually do most often. A few common cases, and where Brickify fits:
- You mostly buy LEGO (sets, minifigure bundles, bulk bricks). Start in the LEGO catalogue and use minifigure and piece scanning, then keep quantities so you stop re-buying figures you already own.
- You mostly buy Pokémon cards. Work set by set: scan, check the collector number and finish, and record duplicates as duplicates so your binder and your list agree.
- You collect both, plus a few cards from other games. This is where a single app pays off, because Magic: The Gathering, Funko, Disney Lorcana and One Piece sit alongside LEGO and Pokémon in the same collection.
- You want value context rather than a sale price. Use the estimates and price history as a reference point for the specific item and condition you own.
- You build with loose bricks. Browse build ideas and their parts lists, and scan pieces to make sense of the bin you already have.
What makes scanning feel quick and reliable?
Give the camera a clear view of the item before reviewing the result. Use even, indirect light so foil and printed parts do not blow out. Fill the frame with the full face of the card or the whole figure. Separate items so edges are visible when you use a bulk mode. Keep a plain, contrasting surface underneath.
Accuracy then comes down to the last step: Brickify shows the suggested match and variant, and you confirm it before saving. Near-identical printings, reprints and figure variants are exactly where a careful visual check can catch a wrong record. Anything that stays ambiguous is worth an individual scan or a closer look at the printing details.
A practical first session: one set, two figures, four cards
- Choose a small group you can verify: one LEGO set, two figures and four Pokémon cards. Keep the physical items separated by category.
- Identify the LEGO set and compare the suggested number and build. Check the two figures individually for printed parts and accessories.
- Scan the cards with their full faces visible, then review each set, collector number and finish.
- Save the quantities you own. If two cards are the same printing, record the duplicate; a different printing needs its own record.
- Add purchase details where you know them. Leave unknown costs blank instead of inventing a price.
- Come back after your next trade or sale and update the items that changed.
How do you work through a bigger collection?
Work in visible groups rather than by the piece. Lay out separated minifigures or cards, use a supported bulk mode, review the results, then save. Set unclear items aside in a small pile for individual scans. The result is a routine you can repeat in short sessions, with a clear line between what is recorded and what still needs checking.
Keep value estimates tied to the right item
Brickify provides market value estimates and price history, including available raw and graded Pokémon values. A raw card should not be read as a professionally graded copy, and an incomplete LEGO item should not quietly inherit the assumptions of a complete one. Choose the reference that matches what is in your hand. Estimates are a reference, not guaranteed sale prices.
Start with your own collection
A collecting app earns its place when you use the records afterward. Start with a group you can finish in one sitting, confirm every item, and return when something changes. Brickify keeps that routine in one place for LEGO, Pokémon and the other categories you collect.
Free to download. Some features require Pro. Prices shown in USD; local pricing, available trials, renewal and cancellation terms are shown in the app before you subscribe. Brickify Pro reference pricing is $9.99/month or $89.99/year (USD).
Common questions
What is a good app for both LEGO and Pokémon?
Brickify is designed for collecting across categories. It combines LEGO and Pokémon identification with saved quantities, purchase details, estimated values and price history, so a mixed collection stays in one place.
How do I get quick, reliable scan results?
Use even, indirect lighting, fill the frame with the full card face or whole figure, separate items before using a bulk mode, and confirm the suggested match and variant before saving. Ambiguous items are worth an individual scan.
Does Brickify only support LEGO and Pokémon?
No. Brickify also supports Magic: The Gathering, Funko, Disney Lorcana and One Piece. The available scanning tools depend on the category, platform and app version.
Can I use Brickify on iPhone and Android?
Yes. Brickify is available for iPhone, iPad and Android, with collection access through the same account on supported devices.
How much does Brickify cost?
Free to download. Some features require Pro. Prices shown in USD; local pricing, available trials, renewal and cancellation terms are shown in the app before you subscribe. Brickify Pro reference pricing is $9.99/month or $89.99/year (USD).
Sources & further reading
- Brickify app: supported collecting categories and original app screens
- Brickify LEGO scanner: supported scan modes, value history and collection tools
- Brickify Pokémon scanner: identification, raw and graded estimates
- Brickify collection tracker: quantities, purchase details and device access
- Brickify on the App Store: app description and subscription details
The app for your collection
Put your Pokémon collection in focus.
Scan your cards, check their estimated value, and keep your collection together with Brickify.
Free to download · iPhone, iPad & Android
Explore the Pokémon scannerEstimates are a reference, not guaranteed sale prices. Brickify is independent of the owners of the collectible brands mentioned here.