Build anything from the bricks on your table.
Your kid says "F-22!" Blocks looks at the bricks you actually have, then shows a real build, one big step at a time: three chunky steps for a two-year-old, a detailed model for a ten-year-old.
Works with LEGO, DUPLO and wooden blocks. In the browser, on iPhone and on Android.
Say it. Snap the bricks. Build.
No reading needed. Every screen talks, and every button is big.
Say what you love
Hold the big button and say "icebreaker", type it, or tap a picture. Blocks says it back so your kid knows it understood.
Show your bricks
Point the camera at the table. Blocks counts the bricks you have and designs only with those, no special pieces you don't own.
Build step by step
A 3D model you can spin shows each step, with the new bricks glowing. Snap a photo when you're done and Blocks cheers you on.
Sized for every age
The same F-22, built four different ways.
Ages 2–3
2–3 steps, up to 10 big bricks. "Long brick, that's the body!"
Ages 4–6
3–4 steps, 10–30 bricks, and the 2–3 features that make it look right.
Ages 7–9
4–6 steps, 25–70 bricks, real proportions and a fact at every step.
Ages 10–13
6–9 steps, up to 160 bricks, layered building like a real model kit.
A camera over the play table
Use the phone or tablet's own camera, a USB webcam on the desk, or a network camera that looks down at the table. Grown-ups pick it in settings, behind the parental gate.
Keep it, print it, send it
Every finished build can become something to hold.
📖 A picture book
Cover, parts list, one page per step and a "built by" certificate, as a PDF or straight to the printer.
🎞️ An animation
The build snapping together step by step, then a victory spin. Send it to grandma on Signal or Messages.
🧊 A 3D print
An STL at real brick size, so the model on the table can live on the shelf too.
🧩 A LEGO file
An LDraw file with every step, for BrickLink Studio, LeoCAD or Blender.
Made for kids, run by grown-ups
Photos aren't kept
Table photos are used to count bricks and check steps, then deleted. Voice is turned into text and dropped.
A grown-up turns it on
New AI designs need a parent account and consent. Ready-made builds work right away, with no AI at all.
No ads, no chat
Finished builds grow your kid's Tumbly Island: a crane, a robot, a rocket. Never a shop, never a paywall in front of a kid.