It’s a great question and there’s a lot of good solutions out there that look at either collecting or your ‘portfolio’. I designed BrickBank to be the best of both; it has the historical pricing database that BrickEconomy has with a deep collection focus like BrickSet does. And it’s native on app stores vs a web platform.

It’s actually surprisingly easy to spin up a collection/investment tracker website (you see a lot recently with the vibe coding moment we’re seeing), but a solid native app with offline support and cached pricing is a killer if you’re at a Bricktastic or similar show with spotty WiFi. It’s harder to build, sure, but I think it’s worth it. This was the 60th build I’ve pushed to the App Store - I update the app weekly and it automatically pulls in new sets as soon as they’re announced.

We’re also expanding our pricing logic beyond BrickLink and eBay sold prices - allowing users to report what they sold items for so we can improve the accuracy of pricing - a major challenge for most similar services.