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Brickly is my entry for the #FlowstepChallenge by @Flowstep
Brickly is a community marketplace for LEGO fans. The idea is simple: buying a new set isn't always practical, but many of us still want to make our inner child happy and enjoy the experience of building something new.
Brickly works like a library. Users can browse available sets, borrow them from collectors nearby, assemble them, and return them when they're finished. A deposit system helps protect both borrowers and collectors, creating a safe and trustworthy experience for everyone.
Built with @flowstep
🎥 Here's the prototype
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What an idea! Cool! Never saw something like this.
Thanks, Ivanna🙌
This is one of those ideas that makes you wonder, "Why doesn't this already exist?" Simple, useful, and solves a real problem without over complicating it. The library model for LEGO sets is such a smart twist.
My vote goes to this - even over my own submission. 👏
That’s a brilliant idea! Lego fans are bound to back your idea 100%
Thank you😊 I hope this idea helps people reconnect with their inner child and reminds them how much joy simple creativity can bring
Great job on the prototype, Olena😊
Thanks a lot, Mark😊
Such a nice concept 🔥
Thanks 🙌
I always loved to build legos, but I never had enough storage for their boxes nor energy to break it down to 0 and build it again.
one thing is for sure, I've heard LEGO, you bought me. 😂 🔥
You're definitely not alone. I think rebuilding was always harder than the original build😇
😂 Honestly, the storage problem alone makes this idea worth it! Being able to enjoy LEGO without worrying about boxes piling up or taking everything apart sounds like a win. 🔥
So cool work 😎 good luck with the challenge 🚀
Thanks 😊
Amazing work! I have a quick question. I exported all of my screens from Flowstep to Figma, but when I try to import them into Jitter, it fails. Did you use the same workflow, or is there another way to get Flowstep designs into Jitter? I'd really appreciate any tips! 🙌
Thanks🙌 I exported everything to Figma, adjusted the sizes a bit, and then exported the screens as JPEGs from Figma. I didn't use a direct Flowstep → Jitter workflow, so I'm not sure about that part. Hope this helps
Great question! 🙌 I’ve run into similar workflow issues with design exports before. Hopefully someone can share a reliable Flowstep → Figma → Jitter workflow. Would love to know the best approach too!
Flawless work!
Good one Olena!
Thanks 🙌
Cool idea
Brickly's a fun idea.
Nice work.
🙌 Thanks
Love the creative direction on this one.
Thanks 🙌
nicely crafted project 👏
Many thanks 🙌
Perfect app!
Amazing
nice work
😊 Thanks
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