I built the thing I wished existed.

Selling LEGO is mostly not selling LEGO. It's admin work and inventorying.

For years I ran my shop the way most sellers do. A bin of minifigures on the desk, BrickLink open in one tab, and Brickognize in another. Scan one thing, lookup the info on Bricklink, and inventory the item.

I tried the tools that existed. Some were good at one part of it. None of them fit the actual loop of sitting down with a pile of parts and getting to the end of it. So a bin that should have been an evening's work regularly took 6 to 7 hours, and a lot of that was the same lookups over and over.

VueBrick started as a fix for my own MoonManBricks workflow. Point the camera at the part or figure, identify what it is, get the ID and the BrickLink price, set the condition, move on. The first time I ran a full bin through it, the same job took under two hours. I've used it every day after that.

At some point it was good enough that keeping it to myself felt silly. Other sellers had the same roadblocks and the same tabs open. So VueBrick became a product.

I have 20 years of web design experience, and 3 years of development experience. Our app is polished, easy to use and frequently updated. My philosophy has always been to create an app that's a cut above the rest and grounded on real roadblocks.