Collector/Investment App
A new app designed for LEGO collectors and investors has entered public beta, offering a suite of features to help enthusiasts manage and track their collections. The app allows users to monitor the value of their LEGO sets, analyze portfolio growth, and explore a vast database of sets with detailed market pricing information.
Key features of the app include the ability to add sets, track their value, and note storage locations. Users can monitor their LEGO "portfolio," view their most valuable sets, and track their total investment, sets, and pieces. The app boasts a database of over 9,000 sets with historical data and filters for retired, active, and near-retirement sets. It also provides new and used market pricing and cost-per-piece analysis. Users can add sets to a wishlist and, in the future, receive notifications when they appear on the secondary market.
The app also allows users to compare their collection with other LEGO fans worldwide and earn achievements for completing themes, reaching portfolio values, and diversifying their collection. Users can share their collection with personalized share cards. The app is designed for a fast, optimized experience, with a lightweight design (under 3MB) and local data storage, eliminating the need for login.
For LEGO enthusiasts looking to manage their collection, this app could be a valuable tool. If you're looking to organize your sets, you might consider getting a LEGO storage organizer to keep everything tidy.
Mods; this is ok but please remove if not. I thought the community would find value in what I’ve built. I've been working on refining my collectors and investor's app for LEGO over the last few weeks and would love any feedback from the community as it enters public beta. Key Features: * Add your sets to understand the current value of your collection and it's growth over time. Input what you paid for a set, add duplicates and note storage locations (if your collection is getting out of...
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