Plain and friendly. A grown-up should read this.
Brickinator is a free creative toy for kids and families. Use it, make cool things, have fun. There are a few common-sense rules below.
Brickinator is made for children, but a parent or guardian is responsible for a child's use of it and agrees to these terms on the child's behalf. If you don't agree with these terms, please don't use the app.
Everything your child creates in Brickinator — drawings, brick models, movies — belongs to your family. We claim no ownership of it, and since nothing you make ever leaves your device (see our Privacy & Safety page), we never even see it.
Brickinator is free. An optional one-time Family Unlock is planned to add extra features; it isn't for sale yet. When it launches it will be bought through an app store or a payment processor, and refunds, where they apply, will be handled by that store under its own policy.
Brickinator suggests real building bricks to buy from third-party shops. We're not responsible for those shops, their prices, or their products. Small bricks can be a choking hazard — always follow the age guidance on the bricks you buy, and build together with young children.
Brickinator is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the LEGO Group. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group. Brickinator works with any standard compatible building bricks.
Brickinator is provided "as is," as a free creative tool made by a small independent team. We work hard to make it good, but we can't promise it will be perfect or error-free, and to the extent the law allows, we aren't liable for indirect or incidental issues arising from its use. Parts lists and cost estimates are best-effort guesses to help you shop — always double-check before you buy.
We may update these terms; the date below will change when we do. Questions? hello@brickinator.com.