melle79/brickfolio repository overview

⁠Brickfolio 🧱

Self-hosted PWA to scan, manage and value a LEGO® collection – built for a whole family on one shared database, with an optional collector mode for people who buy and sell at flea markets.

Photo → recognition → collection. Photograph a minifigure or set with your phone, tap the match, done.

📖 Full documentation on GitHub⁠ · 🇩🇪 Deutsches Handbuch⁠

Scan	Collection	Statistics

⁠Quick start

services:
  brickfolio:
    image: melle79/brickfolio:latest
    container_name: brickfolio
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      - "8300:8300"
    volumes:
      - ./data:/data

docker compose up -d

Open http://<server>:8300 – a setup wizard walks you through the admin account, the display name and the API keys, and every step can be skipped.

⁠What you get

• 📷 Camera scanning via the free Brickognize⁠ API, plus catalogue search by name or number
• 💶 BrickLink average prices with your own price history and per-item charts, selectable price region
• ⭐ Wishlist, 🛒 shopping lists for flea markets with proportional offer splitting, 📋 duplicates/sell list, 📊 statistics
• 👥 Multi-user with admin and collector-pro roles, JSON backup, CSV export, print lists
• 🤝 Optional trading network: several instances connect through a small hub to swap items, with end-to-end encrypted messages
• 📲 Installable as a PWA, three themes, works on phone and desktop

⁠Configuration

Everything is optional – the setup wizard asks for the keys, or use environment variables:

The database lives in /data – that is the only volume that matters.

Architectures: linux/amd64 – that is x86-64, so any ordinary Intel or AMD machine: a PC, an Intel NAS, an old office desktop – and linux/arm64 for Raspberry Pi, ARM NAS and Apple Silicon. Docker picks the right one by itself; the command is the same everywhere. Also available as ghcr.io/melle79/brickfolio.

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⁠Notes

Your collection stays on your server – there is no Brickfolio service in between and no account to sign up for. Prices and catalogue search use your own free BrickLink and Rebrickable keys.

LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this project. Private hobby project, MIT licensed.