run log for 3D printing
A run log for people who make things.
Every print in one record: what you ran, how it came out, and which settings actually worked. Built from your own history instead of someone else’s defaults.
No card. No ads. Works on your phone at the printer.
how it works
Logging a print takes under a minute.
- 01
Drop the slicer file
A .gcode from PrusaSlicer, OrcaSlicer or Bambu Studio, or a sliced .gcode.3mf, fills in the time, filament, temperatures and settings. Or type it in.
- 02
Say how it came out
Success, partial, failure or aborted, how many parts were usable, and which defects showed up. Ten seconds at the printer.
- 03
Read your own history
Filter by printer, filament, project and outcome. The settings from the print that came out right are one search away.
features
Built around the print that failed, not just the one that worked.
Import, not typing
The file is read on your device and never uploaded. Printer and filament are matched to your setup automatically.
Failures count
Partial plates, defects and aborted jobs go on the record, so your success rate is measured, not remembered.
Setup in a minute
Pick from 18 common printers and 11 filament types, or enter your own.
Blank means unknown
Nothing is guessed. A missing price or power figure shows up as missing, never as a quiet zero in a total.
free tool
What did that print actually cost?
Filament, electricity, machine wear and your time, with failed prints spread over the ones that worked. No sign-up, and it uses the same maths as SpoolStack’s upcoming run costing.
- filament
- $2.72
- electricity
- $0.05
- machine wear
- $0.36
- per good part
- $3.91
on your phone
Keep it on your home screen.
SpoolStack installs like an app and opens straight to your log. On Android or desktop Chrome, use Install app from the browser menu. On iPhone, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
Log your next print.
Free to use. Sign in with Google or an email link, and your first run takes a minute.