BrickiumBrickium · Guide
Who is Brickium for?
Two kinds of households. Families with a bin of mixed bricks and no instructions, where an adult keeps the account and the children build along. And adult fans who design their own models and want a quick, verified build from the parts on the table rather than a shopping list. Accounts are for people 16 and older.
Families
Photograph the bricks on the floor, ask for a car, a house or an animal, and follow the 3D steps together. Nothing is designed with parts you do not have, so there is no "we are missing the blue one" at step nine. A creation is used only when a model is delivered, and failed requests are free.
Accounts are for adults (16+). There is no advertising and no tracking in the app.
Adult fans of the brick
Brickium will not out-design you. What it does is fast, honest small builds from an inventory you control: set numbers from your collection, part numbers for loose bins, and a checker that refuses to show a model that floats or overlaps. Tell us when a step does not fit; that is how the parts data gets corrected.
Clubs and shows
Brickium is an independent app, in English and Chinese for now, not affiliated with any manufacturer. If your club wants to try it, write to zhang3917@gmail.com.
Questions people ask
Is it for children?
Accounts are for people aged 16 or older. Children can build along with an adult who keeps the account.
What languages does it speak?
English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, following the language you choose for it in iOS Settings.
Where is it available?
On the App Store for iPhone and iPad, iOS 17 or later, everywhere except mainland China.
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