Settles "which grey is it?"
Gybio reads the brick's real colour and shows the right shade first, so Light Bluish Gray never gets mixed up with Dark Bluish Gray again.
Get Your Bricks In Order
Pick up any loose LEGO® brick, point your camera, and Gybio shows you exactly which of your own sets it belongs to — in the right colour, and how many that set needs.
Gybio — short for Get Your Bricks In Order.
No app store. No account. Works in your browser.
Every collection ends up the same way: a mountain of loose bricks and no memory of which set each came from. The greys all look alike, the box numbers are long gone, and rebuilding turns into a piece-by-piece hunt. Gybio answers the question that gets you moving — where does this brick go?
Tell Gybio which sets you own; it pulls in each one's full parts list and box image.
Point your camera at a single piece; Gybio waits until it's steady and captures it.
The exact sets that use it, each with the right colour and the quantity needed. Tap Scan again and keep going.
Gybio reads the brick's real colour and shows the right shade first, so Light Bluish Gray never gets mixed up with Dark Bluish Gray again.
Not a generic part finder — every brick is matched against the collection you actually own.
Auto-capture, instant results, one-tap Scan again. Sort a whole tub without breaking rhythm.
No account, nothing to sign up for. Your data stays on your device.
Gybio is in early access. Join the list and we'll let you know the moment it's ready.
Get Your Bricks In Order — the whole idea, in one word.
A free data key takes a minute to set up in-app; we walk you through it.
Saved sets work offline; identifying a brick needs an internet connection.
It stays on your device. Photos are used only to identify the brick and aren't stored.
No. Gybio is independent and not affiliated with the LEGO Group.
Any set in the public catalogue Gybio draws on — add yours by number.