
Filament inventory
Every spool tracked — status, weight and location down to the shelf. The grid is the rack, without the walk.
/filament
Know every spool you own, every print you've run, and what each one actually cost. Built to run an eight-printer farm — now opening up to other farms.
Mobile-first · Spoolman-compatible · no credit card


Already built · product as of August 2026
Six screens from the real admin app, in production-loop order — the same tool that runs a working farm right now.


Every spool tracked — status, weight and location down to the shelf. The grid is the rack, without the walk.
/filament

Drop the supplier PDF, review the parsed rows, done. Ordered spools reconcile to on-hand stock the moment the box arrives.
/filament/incoming/import
Slots know what’s loaded, so spool location is derived — not hand-maintained. AMS, feeders and dryers modeled as they really are.
/printers

Models → variants → parts, the source of every print — with the license on every model, so “am I allowed to sell this one?” is never a guess. Reprint a proven variant without rebuilding the setup from scratch.
/models
Log a print → filament auto-deducts from the loaded spools → true cost captured per print. The loop closes itself.
/print-log
Every spool knows when it was last dried, and every cycle running across the farm sits on one page.
/dryingWhat's next · on the road to beta
Match open orders and models against actual stock — no guessing which jobs are unblocked.
See what’s about to stall production before it does, with the spools that would clear it.
Profitability layered on the cost data the loop already captures — margin per print, per model.
And a real API — Spoolman-compatible import, bulk export, and integrations (Shopify, Square, Bambu Cloud) — on the road to beta.
The gap we're closing
Inventory trackers are great for hobbyists but blind to the production workflow that actually runs a farm. Spoolman has a real API but a DIY interface you self-host. Polished UIs ship without an API or team support. Print farms fall straight through that gap.
Shipped · building in public