Pileometer by Brickit

Brickit

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About this app

Pileometer is a game-changer for anyone who loves building or misses the feeling of joy their bricks used to give them.

It is both an app and a storage system that provides you with exact digital catalog of the parts you own. Using cutting-edge recognition technology, Pileometer helps you organize your parts, discover fascinating building designs, and build complex creations.

Precise Digital Catalog
Create an accurate digital inventory of your entire parts collection.

Advanced Parts Scanner
Take a photo of your parts and let Pileometer auto-recognize 1600 different shapes with precision.

Parts Location Guidance
Intricate builds are much more fun when you always know where to find the exact shape and color you need.

Building Ideas Library
Access a vast catalog of building ideas tailored to your parts collection.

Pileometer is perfect for anyone who wants to bring a long-needed neatness into a usually scattered building experience, as well as anyone who’d love to find new inspiration in a box of Lego left somewhere in a distant corner.

Pro Subscription Terms:

— Subscriptions automatically renew unless auto-renewal is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.
— Payment will be charged to your iTunes account upon confirmation of purchase.
— Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours of the end of the current period.
— Users can manage their subscriptions and turn off auto-renewal by going to Account Settings after purchase.
— Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription.
— License agreement: https://pileometer.app/eula/
— Privacy policy: https://pileometer.app/privacy-policy/

Pileometer was created by fans and is not an official LEGO® product. The LEGO Group of companies does not sponsor or support Pileometer.

Ratings and reviews

I was skeptical at first but once I was able to take a quality picture. Try and not have too many parts at one time in the photo, it takes a lot longer to scan. I have quite a few vintage pieces from the 80s and 90s that I want to try and recreate old builds and knowing exactly what I have, helps so I can keep it as accurate at possible. PoM has been a huge help.

At first glance this app seems like the solution to my sorting problem. I have somewhere around ~30-50,000 unsorted parts in my collection and no way to reliably sort them. The ability to quickly add a few dozen parts at a time to an indexed inventory is going to be seriously life changing. My only concerns are the lack of ability to export my collection, and a fear of the app losing support in a few years, or not adding new parts as they are released. I'm hoping it sticks around!!

Cool idea. But doesn't seem to work with any of the Bionicle pieces I own. I'd love to catalog all my loose pieces and see what kits I could build. But everytime I scanned, I had to manually adjust the box, add more boxes, and correct each one the right piece. Hopefully the app will improve it's ability to recognize bionicle pieces in the future.

What’s new

Bug Fixes