Founder of a listed tool

Nathan Thom

Founder, named behind the Rebrickable listing on Anchor Terminal.

Founder

Nathan Thom started Rebrickable in 2011 in Australia as an index of LEGO sets and parts that shows what a person can build from the pieces they own. He still runs the site and writes its API documentation in the first person.

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What Nathan builds

  • Rebrickable F · Hobbies, sport & recreation

    Rebrickable is a LEGO database and community site that matches the sets and parts a person owns to builds they can make, including fan designs (MOCs). Its REST API v3 reads the catalogue and a user's sets, parts and lists.

    Founder, researched 3 November 2026 · the people behind it

Questions

Who is Nathan Thom?

Nathan Thom started Rebrickable in 2011 in Australia as an index of LEGO sets and parts that shows what a person can build from the pieces they own. He still runs the site and writes its API documentation in the first person.

What does Rebrickable make?

Anchor Terminal lists Rebrickable from Rebrickable. Rebrickable is a LEGO database and community site that matches the sets and parts a person owns to builds they can make, including fan designs (MOCs). Its REST API v3 reads the catalogue and a user's sets, parts and lists.

How are Nathan's tools graded?

Rebrickable is graded F, 34.7 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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