Figbook press kit
Everything you need to write about Figbook. Take what you like — the text is free to quote or rewrite, and the images are free to use.
Three lengths, take your pick.
One sentence
Figbook is a private iPhone and iPad app for LEGO® minifigure collectors: track what you own, keep a wishlist, and follow what it's all worth — without an account and without being tracked.
One paragraph
Figbook keeps a minifigure collection in one place. Search a built-in catalogue of thousands of figures, tap to add, and the theme, year and artwork are filled in for you. Connect your own BrickLink keys and every figure gets a market value based on real completed sales, with price history over time. Keep a wishlist of what you're still hunting, and record which box or drawer each figure lives in. There is no account and no tracking: the collection stays on the device and syncs through the owner's own iCloud.
The longer story
Most collectors keep track in their head, in a notes app, or in a spreadsheet that slowly stops being accurate. Figbook is built for the way collecting actually works: adding a figure takes seconds because the catalogue already knows it, and the value updates itself because it comes from BrickLink's completed sales rather than a guess.
It is also deliberately small. There is no social feed, no account system and no subscription — one purchase unlocks the app for good. That is a design choice, not a missing feature: without a server there is nothing to breach, nothing to sell, and nothing to shut down.
Figbook is the first app by Jon Mulderije, an independent developer in Mougins, France, and a LEGO fan himself. It has been on the App Store since 3 September 2026.
What it does
- A built-in catalogue of thousands of minifigures — search by name, tap to add
- Theme, year and artwork filled in automatically
- Market values from BrickLink's completed sales, with price history
- Enter your own value by hand if you prefer
- A wishlist with completion rings per theme
- Your own photo per figure, and storage locations for where it lives
- Filter by theme; sort by name, count or value
- Works offline — the catalogue ships inside the app
- No account, no analytics, no advertising SDKs
- Syncs privately through the owner's own iCloud
Screenshots and icon
All images are 1320 × 2868 pixels, ready to use. The archive contains everything on this page in one download.
The collection screen, showing minifigures with their themes.
Searching the built-in catalogue to add a figure.
Total collection value, averages and the biggest risers.
A figure in detail, with market value and price history.
The wishlist, with completion rings per theme.
Jon Mulderije
Jon Mulderije is an independent iOS developer based in Mougins, France, working as JOANPU. He didn't come from tech — he found programming through Apple after finishing up a job on the golf course, and has been picking it up bit by bit ever since. Figbook is his first app, built for a collection of his own.
Questions, review copies, or anything else: info@joanpu.com. It comes straight to him.
Figbook is an independent app and is not affiliated with, authorised by or endorsed by the LEGO Group or BrickLink. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group.