The project manager for 3D printing. Catalog models, track every part from file to finished build, and know what each print costs.
A file explorer can't tell you which parts are printed, what you still need to buy, or how much filament a build takes. Model Foundry can.
A library that sorts itself. Filter by progress, collection, tag or designer, search across names, tags and file names, and switch between grid and list.
Every project tracks printed versus remaining parts, so the library shows exactly how far along each build is.
Parts, costs, progress steppers, the hardware you still need to buy and your assembly steps all live together.
Open a part to orbit it in the browser, with volume and material cost worked out from the real geometry.
Drop STLs, 3MFs or a whole ZIP. Names and quantities are parsed for you, and thumbnails and volumes are processed with live progress.
Every spool with its colour, type, density and price per kilo, plus how much each one has actually been used.
Keep track of the creators behind your models, their store links and every project you have printed from them.
Nine built-in themes, from light to forest green, applied across the whole app.
Track every screw, magnet and bearing with prices, vendor links and order status.
MQTT integration reads your printer's status and updates part completion as you print.
OFD integration tracks exact spool usage and remaining weight to prevent mid-print runouts.
Validates volume and cost as you slice in Bambu Studio or PrusaSlicer, and opens 3MFs straight in your slicer.
Download agent →Export the remaining copies of any selection as a print-ready 3MF, or a whole project as a portable ZIP.
Installable 3D processing modules, like the Grid Slicer, that run inside the platform. In preview.
A narrated walkthrough of the library, project detail, adding parts and more.
Free and open source. Runs anywhere Docker does, with your data on your own machine.
# pull the latest image $ docker pull codemonstersoftware/modelfoundry:latest
Model Foundry tracks any file type. STL, OBJ and 3MF files are viewed in 3D directly in the browser, and 3MF assemblies are split into their individual parts.
Yes. Define materials with a price per kilo and density, and every part gets a cost from its real volume, using a shell-plus-infill estimate or exact slicer data when you have it.
No. Model Foundry is a library and project manager. It tracks your files and build progress before and after the slicer, and hands 3MFs to Bambu Studio or PrusaSlicer when you're ready to print.
On your own server. Model Foundry is self-hosted with Docker; nothing is sent to us.