OpenPrintHQ brings Bambu Lab, Creality, Prusa, Snapmaker and Voron into a single private HQ — queue, slice, monitor and manage your whole farm from one place. Every user gets their own isolated instance.
More brands are on the roadmap — the engine is vendor-agnostic by design.
Every account gets an isolated OpenPrintHQ — its own database, printers and storage. No shared tenancy, no noisy neighbors.
Bambu Lab, Creality, Prusa, Snapmaker and Voron out of the box. One queue, one dashboard, every machine.
Slice STL and 3MF right in the browser with a bundled OrcaSlicer — no desktop install. Send straight to any printer in your fleet.
Peer-to-peer WebRTC camera streams, temperatures, progress and health in real time. Catch failures before they waste a spool.
Secure Authentik single sign-on. Invite-based signup, an owner admin console, and owner/user roles — provision teammates in a click.
Fire the same job across many printers at once. Heat-up is serialized per breaker circuit and runs in parallel across circuits — no tripped breakers.
Secure outbound connectors bridge LAN printers behind NAT or CGNAT — remote monitoring and control with no port-forwarding.
One print queue across the whole farm. Assign jobs, reorder, and keep every machine busy from a single command center.
Automatic per-print timelapses and project organisation — capture, group and revisit every build.
Track spools, usage and cost automatically. Know what you have on hand and what a print really costs.
Success rates, throughput and usage across the fleet, with printable reports for your records or clients.
Per-user read-only tokens expose fleet status to Home Assistant, Homepage and Prometheus — plug OpenPrintHQ into your dashboards.
Dark, light and WCAG-tuned accessible modes, custom colours, text scaling and your own branding — make it yours.
Self-hostable and fully open source under AGPL-3.0. Your data never has to leave your network.
Sign in and we provision a dedicated instance just for you in seconds.
Point OpenPrintHQ at your machines — Bambu, Creality, Prusa, Snapmaker or Voron.
Queue, slice, monitor and manage everything from one command center.
OpenPrintHQ is licensed under the GNU AGPL-3.0. You can read the source, self-host it, audit it and improve it. Built on the shoulders of the open 3D-printing community — with full attribution to the projects that made it possible.