PrintDrop

Drop a model, pick a color — done

One printer, fully visible

This is what an open printer looks like to its circle: live state, live capacity, nothing hidden. The numbers below are a simulation of the first node — the values move, the machine does not exist on your network yet.

Everyone sees the same queue

Capacity is not a promise here — it is a list anyone can read. What is printing, what is next, what waits for approval: visible to the circle and to the owner, identically. The summary line is the planned capacity — when the machine frees up.

Three codes decide everything

Every printer that joins gets three codes, issued to its owner. Who holds which code is the entire permission model — no accounts, no roles, nothing to administer.

Want your printer to be added?

Every printer in the network is someone's machine — but nobody runs their own server. You plug in; the portal, the slicing, and the queue run on our stack. Your machine is never exposed to the internet — it connects outward from your own network, no port-forwarding, no public address — and the live values you saw above (materials, temperatures, state) are fetched from the printer itself. The same short form for everyone, including us.