superbrickGet the app ↗A collection that makes sense to you
Search by a set’s name or number, confirm the right set, and record how many copies you own. Organize lists around a theme, a display shelf or a future purchase. Owned quantities and list membership are separate, so a birthday idea does not need to become an owned set.
- Track sets and quantities.
- Organize favorites and future purchases in lists.
- Browse loose minifigures and figures included in your sets.
- Return to your collection in the You tab.
A small collection, clearly recorded
| On your shelf | In your tracker |
|---|---|
| Two copies of one set | An owned quantity of two, even if both belong to several lists. |
| One extra loose minifigure | A separate loose-figure record. Do not count a figure inside a complete set twice. |
| A set you want next | A future-purchase list entry, with no owned quantity until you have it. |
Bring the sets you already track
Import owned-set numbers and quantities from a Rebrickable CSV or a compatible BrickLink XML file. Superbrick matches those entries to its catalog and reports how many entries it cannot match. Imports add to your owned quantities; use them once and check the summary before trying again.
Keep the numbers in context
With Pro, explore available collection value estimates and keep purchase details alongside your sets. The price you paid and an estimated market value answer different questions. Missing estimates stay missing; they do not mean a set is worth nothing.
Start small, then make room
Start by adding a few sets you know well. Superbrick offers limited free access and optional Pro features, including unlimited collection space. The app shows current limits, plans and any eligible offers before purchase.
Questions collectors ask
Can I use Superbrick as a LEGO inventory app on iPad?
Yes. Superbrick is available on iPhone and iPad for tracking sets, quantities, lists and minifigures. Current access limits are shown in the app.
Does a wishlist count toward what I own?
List membership and owned quantity are separate. A set can be in a future-purchase list without being recorded as owned.
Will a Rebrickable or BrickLink import stay synchronized?
No. These are file imports of set numbers and quantities, not ongoing account synchronization. Repeating an import adds its quantities again.