
Spoolman
Spool Buddy
FilaTrack
FilaMeter
FilaMan
FilamentManager
Gyroid
Filament inventory and spool-tracking software for 3D printing: track every spool's weight, location and value, print QR labels, and update stock in seconds by scanning with your phone. Free up to 50 spools.

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As answered by people managing Filamio and React-Ionic.
Filamio's answer
React, TypeScript and Vite on the frontend (TailwindCSS, shadcn/ui), Express and Node.js on the backend, PostgreSQL with Drizzle ORM for data storage, Capacitor for the Android app, and Stripe for subscription billing.
Filamio's answer
Filamio grew out of a common frustration among 3D-printer owners: not knowing how much filament is actually left on a spool, and running out mid-print or over-ordering as a result. What started as a way to solve that for a personal collection of spools turned into a full inventory system — QR labels, weight tracking, multiple warehouses — now used as a web and Android app.
Filamio's answer
Primarily hobbyist and semi-professional 3D-printer owners who've accumulated enough spools (roughly 10–50+) that they can no longer track them from memory. Secondarily, small businesses and micro-manufacturers doing 3D printing for sale (e.g. Etsy shops, custom parts) who need accurate stock value and usage data, and print farms/workshops with multiple printers and team members.
Filamio's answer
Filamio bridges the physical spool and the digital inventory with printable QR labels: scan a code with your phone, drop the spool on any kitchen scale, and the remaining filament, usage and stock value update automatically — no manual math, no spreadsheet formulas to maintain. A "blank label" workflow lets you print unlabeled QR codes ahead of time and fill in the details later by scanning, which removes the biggest barrier to digitizing an existing stash. It's brand-agnostic (works with any manufacturer or material), available on web and Android, and built with a three-language (EN/HU/DE) EU-based product from day one.
Filamio's answer
Compared to a spreadsheet or a DIY tracker, Filamio makes the one step people actually skip — updating weight after every print — fast enough to happen: scan a QR code with your phone instead of typing into a sheet. It calculates remaining filament and stock value for you, supports multiple warehouses/shelves, and (on the Business plan) lets a whole team or print farm share one live inventory instead of juggling conflicting copies. It's free to start, with no credit card required.
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