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Built because picking orders shouldn't be this hard.
BrickDeck started with a simple frustration: selling LEGO parts wasn't the problem. Everything required to fulfil those sales was.
The real workflow
None of these jobs is extraordinary. There are just ten of them.
An order arrives. Then the seller moves through a chain of separate jobs — none of them difficult on their own, all of them disconnected. The problem isn't any single task. It's that they aren't one job operationally, even though they should be.
Marketplace order pages
One tab per channel
Order paperwork
Printed or exported
Amalgamation tools
Combining the day's orders
Storage locations
Working out where things live
Batch picking
Walking the stockroom
Re-sorting
Breaking the batch back into orders
Packing
Checking every lot by hand
Shipping websites
Re-entering addresses and weights
Labels
Printing, matching, attaching
Marketplace status updates
Closing the loop manually
Every hand-off in that chain is a chance to lose time, misplace a lot, or retype something that was already typed once. BrickDeck exists to close those gaps.
The insight
The marketplace is where you sell. BrickDeck is where you run the business.
BrickLink, BrickOwl, eBay and other marketplaces do an important job: they connect buyers and sellers. BrickDeck isn't trying to replace that. It's designed to connect the operational work that happens around those marketplace orders — the part no marketplace was ever built to do for you.
Why the product is different
Designed around the whole operation, not one feature.
BrickDeck treats running a store as a single connected system. The seller shouldn't have to continually translate information from one tool into another — the order, the inventory, the bin, the parcel and the decision are all the same job.
One connected system
- Orders
- Inventory
- Storage
- Pick
- Pack
- Ship
- Analyse
- Decide
Each stage hands the next one everything it needs. Information enters once and carries through.
First-hand experience
Built from running a LEGO parts store.
BrickDeck originated from actually operating a LEGO parts store and encountering these problems first-hand — the order paperwork, the amalgamation, the re-sorting, the late nights matching labels to parcels. The product is shaped by that work, not by assumptions about it.
The principle
Less admin. More selling.
BrickDeck should take operational friction out of running the store without forcing the seller to completely change how their warehouse works. Your warehouse doesn't have to fit BrickDeck. BrickDeck fits your warehouse. The software should understand the operation rather than demanding that every seller operate identically.
Where BrickDeck is going
Beyond the screen.
The same operational intelligence that runs the workflow extends into the decisions around it — and eventually into the stockroom itself.
BrickDeck Firefly
The vision extends beyond software screens. Firefly connects BrickDeck's software intelligence to the physical picking process, lighting the way to the next bin.
See FireflyCurrent status
In private beta, tested against real operations.
BrickDeck is currently being developed and tested with a private beta. We're looking for sellers across different sizes and workflows who can help test the product against real operations — because that's the only test that matters.
Help us build the operating system for LEGO sellers.
BrickDeck is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by LEGO, BrickLink, BrickOwl or eBay.