Hey everyone. I built Brixstep because I wanted to design LEGO MOCs without juggling a separate 3D editor, a parts catalog in another tab, and a third tool just to get shareable instructions. It's all one thing now: place real, catalog-accurate parts in 3D right in the browser, and it writes the step-by-step build instructions for you as you go. A few things I focused on: No install. It's a website, so anyone can open a build and actually step through it, not just look at a photo User friendly. I noticed that a lot of the tools out there are just not user friendly and are quite overwhelming when you just want to let your creative thinking let loose. Real parts. Not placeholder geometry, everything is something you could actually buy A gallery. If you want to show a build off and also a social platform in itself where users can like, share, comment or even remix a creation. It's free to build and share. I added a paid tier for people uploading a lot of models, but honestly the main reason I'm posting today is to get it in front of people who actually build MOCs and hear what's missing or annoying about it, that's more useful to me than anything else right now. Happy to answer anything about how it works or what's coming next.

Brixstep

Build real Brick MOCs in 3D, entirely in your browser

Build real Brick MOCs in 3D, entirely in your browser