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Stellio Logo

The ultimate 3D file manager for makers and 3D printer owners

Version Python Flask License: AGPL v3 Platform PRs Welcome

▶ Try the live demo (read-only)

Stellio demo


Library

3D viewer

Filters

Repair

Converter

🇬🇧 English | 🇫🇷 Français | 🇩🇪 Deutsch | 🇪🇸 Español | 🇮🇹 Italiano | 🇵🇹 Português | 🇯🇵 日本語 | 🇨🇳 中文

🚀 Installation • ✨ Features • 📖 Documentation • 🤝 Contributing • 📜 License


🎯 Overview

Stellio is a modern desktop application that centralizes your entire 3D library (STL, 3MF, OBJ, STEP, PLY, AMF), automates repetitive tasks, and integrates seamlessly with your 3D printing workflow.

Whether you're a beginner maker or an experienced printer owner running multiple machines, Stellio saves you precious time thanks to local AI (Ollama), smart printer management, and an interface built for productivity.

💡 Philosophy: Your data stays with you. Everything runs locally. On Raspberry Pi / Linux you can optionally plug in an online AI with your own API key (see below); by default, nothing leaves your machine.


✨ Features

🏠 Dashboard & productivity

  • 📊 Dashboard on launch: prints in progress, low filament stock, recent prints and recent files at a glance
  • 🧱 Fully customizable: drag-and-drop reordering and hiding of widgets (20 available: current prints, low stock, latest S.O.S Print, suggestions, Stellio instances…)
  • 🖼️ More widgets: “Completed projects”, “Gallery” (gallery photos scroll by, pause on hover, click to enlarge) and “Quotes” (the 5 latest quotes created); all widgets have the same size and their content scrolls inside
  • ✅ "Getting started" checklist for new users
  • 💡 "Suggestions" widget: spots files you reprint often but haven't touched in a while, and slicer profiles with a high failure rate
  • ⌨️ Command palette (Ctrl+K): navigate, run an action or instantly find a file, tag, filament spool or slicer profile
  • 🔔 Notification center (bell): print finished, failure, upcoming maintenance, low filament stock and spool drying reminders all in one place
  • 📺 Floating widget showing the progress of the current print, visible on every page
  • 🧭 Interactive guided tour to discover the main features, restartable from Settings
  • ♿ Accessibility: high-contrast mode, reduced motion, visible keyboard focus indicators everywhere
  • 🪟 System tray icon (Windows): a Stellio icon next to the clock shows the app is still running (click to open, right-click for Open / Quit)

📚 Library management

  • 🗂️ Multiple sources: local folders, single files, SMB/NFS shares — 3D folders detected on your computer are suggested and can be added in one click
  • 🖼️ Automatic 3D thumbnails via PyRender (high-quality rendering) or a numpy CPU rasterizer (fallback), with loading-effect placeholders and an enlarged preview on hover
  • 🌀 Always smooth: thumbnail generation pauses as soon as you use the app and resumes when you stop
  • ⚙️ Thumbnail performance setting (Automatic / Eco / Normal / Fast) with a translated progress indicator; very detailed STL files and huge or multicolor 3MF files get clean 3D thumbnails, and PrusaSlicer 3MF files are rendered in 3D just like STL
  • 🏷️ Custom tags with colors + AI auto-tagging, and one-click tagging of several selected files at once
  • 🔍 AI-assisted semantic search ("I'm looking for a support for...") with recent searches remembered
  • ⭐ Favorites and advanced filters (type, size, weight, print status), with a restock warning when filament stock is insufficient for your favorites
  • 🧵 "Filament stock" filter: keeps only the files printable with the spools you actually have (Spoolman, manual inventory, TigerTag), by material
  • 💾 Saved filters: save any combination of library filters and reuse it in one click
  • 🔀 Remembered sort and search: the chosen sort order (A → Z, folder, size, date, tag…) is restored when the app reopens, and the search, active filters and AI search results stay in place when the library refreshes automatically; clearing the search field immediately stops the AI search in progress
  • 🖨️ Print status filters: “Sent to slicer”, “Already printed (success or failed)”, “Already succeeded” and “Already failed”
  • 📋 "Print soon" queue, separate from favorites, reorderable by drag-and-drop and sendable straight to the slicer
  • 🖱️ Fast selection: range selection (Shift+click) and keyboard navigation (arrows + Enter)
  • ✏️ Bulk rename (find/replace, prefix, suffix, numbering) with a preview before applying
  • ↩️ Undo deletions (Ctrl+Z) thanks to a 5-minute temporary trash — deleting a tag, project or source is also undoable, with no blocking confirmation
  • 🔗 Model origin: source link, author, license and notes on each file sheet, with the download date when applicable
  • 🧩 Projects/Assemblies: group several files for a single object, with multi-plate 3MF support (plate navigation in the viewer)
  • 🧱 Multi-plate 3MF in projects: adding a multi-plate 3MF to a project automatically splits it into one 3MF file per plate (6 plates = 6 files to print), stored in a hidden folder so the library stays tidy, with instant thumbnails and sending to the slicer from the project; the “Split plates” action (a file's ⋯ menu) creates a separate STL or 3MF per plate
  • 🔎 Project cards: clicking a thumbnail opens the file in the 3D viewer; the “All / In progress / Completed” filter is remembered between sessions; rating a print “successful” adds the printed part to the projects containing the file and removes it from “Print soon”
  • 💰 Project cost: a button on the project card calculates the cost of all its files with the same settings as the cost of a single part (precise slicer estimate, spool, electricity, wear, fixed fee, margin, quantities) and exports the PDF quote
  • 🔁 Duplicate detection (exact and geometry-similar)
  • 🗜️ Archive support: browse and extract models directly from archives
  • 🖱️ Drag & drop 3D files from your file explorer — works on the desktop app and also through a browser (Raspberry Pi, mobile, remote access)
  • 📊 Detailed statistics (formats, platforms, profile reliability)

🤖 Artificial Intelligence (local Ollama)

  • 🏷️ Smart auto-tagging of files
  • 📝 Automatic description of models
  • 🔎 Natural-language semantic search
  • 📐 Printability analysis (overhang detection) and suggested orientations (less overhang, bed contact shown)
  • 🎯 Slicer profile recommendation based on geometry + success history
  • ⏱️ Print time estimation before slicing
  • 🩺 S.O.S Print: adaptive, step-by-step print-failure diagnosis — Stellio asks one question at a time, narrows down a live list of hypotheses as you answer (max 4 questions), then gives a final diagnosis; photo analysis supported throughout, with saved conversations you can reopen or mark as resolved

🖨️ Printer management

  • 🔌 Support for OctoPrint, Klipper/Moonraker, Bambu Lab (MQTT), Creality (WebSocket), FlashForge, Elegoo (SDCP) and PrusaLink
  • 📡 Automatic network discovery: Stellio scans your local network (SSDP for Bambu Lab, UDP broadcast for Elegoo/Centauri/FlashForge, targeted probing for Klipper/OctoPrint/PrusaLink/Creality) and lets you add detected printers with one click
  • 📡 Real-time monitoring (temperatures, progress, camera)
  • 🖼️ Current print on the card: thumbnail and name of the file being printed when it is in the library (G-code thumbnail for Klipper/Moonraker prints started outside Stellio); the build plate size (X, Y, Z) is set per printer and triggers a warning before sending if the part is too large
  • 🔧 Predictive maintenance with brand-specific task tracking and recommendations (Bambu, Prusa, Creality, etc.)
  • 🔩 Wear parts & consumables: stock of nozzles, plates, belts… with low-stock alerts, linked to maintenance tasks (each service deducts one part)
  • ⏱️ Automatic print-hour counter
  • 📤 Direct send to slicer, with a spool selector so you assign the right filament straight from the send dialog, or upload to the printer
  • 👀 Quick preview (weight, estimated print time) directly in the send-to-slicer window before confirming
  • 🛡️ Smarter pre-print check: warns if the assigned spool needs drying, if the filament is abrasive (hardened steel nozzle advised) or if no calibration exists for this printer
  • 🔁 Reprint like last time: from the history, one click reopens the send window with the same printer, profile and spool
  • 🎛️ Calibrations: save flow, pressure advance, temperatures… per filament and printer, recalled in the send-to-slicer window
  • 👥 Light collaborative mode: see if another connected device is already viewing a file, and get warned before accidentally sending the same file to the slicer twice

🧵 Filament management

  • 🔗 Spoolman integration (spool management server), with automatic detection on your network
  • 🟠 Bambu Lab AMS support (slot reading)
  • 🟢 Creality CFS support
  • 🐯 TigerTag integration (NFC/RFID spool identification): sign in to see your TigerTag spools in the inventory, or let Stellio pick up an existing TigerTag Studio session automatically — read-only, never modifies your TigerTag inventory
  • ⚪ Manual spools
  • 📉 Automatic consumption tracking on send-to-slicer, with a compatibility check before printing (enough material left?)
  • 🔔 Low-stock alerts on startup, with a quick link to buy more
  • 🛒 Buying a spool again: Stellio first offers the manufacturer's own shop for the brand (Arianeplast, Bambu Lab, Polymaker, eSUN, Sunlu…), then general shops, with stock checked automatically when the site allows it
  • 💨 Spool drying: drying log, status (dry / needs drying) based on the material, suggested temperature and duration, and reminders in notifications
  • 📈 Spool summary: prints, grams, cost and untracked difference in each spool's sheet

📥 Download from platforms

  • 🟠 Printables (GraphQL API)
  • 🟢 MakerWorld (2-step Bambu Lab login)
  • 🔵 Thingiverse (via API key)
  • 🟣 Nexprint (Elegoo's model library; sign in with your account email and password, stored encrypted)
  • 🔷 Creality Cloud and Snapmaker Space (sign in from Settings, credentials stored encrypted; Google sign-in is not supported)
  • 📁 Direct download to your configured sources
  • 🆕 New version detection: Stellio checks every day whether the models you downloaded (Printables, MakerWorld, Thingiverse) have been updated
  • 🛒 Useful links: shops, printer manufacturers, 3D model sites and resources grouped in collapsible sections

🧩 Advanced tools

  • 🎨 Automatic bed nesting (rectpack or real silhouette via shapely)
  • 🔧 Mesh repair (trimesh + pymeshfix) with a before/after comparison (watertightness, triangles, vertices, size)
  • 🔄 Format converter (STL ↔ 3MF ↔ OBJ)
  • 🛡️ Integrity check (corrupted/missing files)
  • 💰 Print cost calculation: material, electricity, machine wear (per hour), fixed fee, margin in % and quantity — unit price and total computed to the cent
  • 🏷️ Margin & sale price: set your default margin (%) once in Settings → Print pricing; the history shows the sale price (cost + margin) next to the cost, while statistics keep using the real cost
  • 🧾 PDF quotes: generated from the cost calculator with customizable client, item name and notes; configurable quote header (name/company, logo, address, phone, email, website, tax ID) and legal notices in the footer
  • 🗃️ Quote history: every generated quote is kept (PDF copy) and can be browsed, re-downloaded and deleted from the “Quotes” widget on the dashboard
  • 🌱 Environmental estimate: CO₂ footprint of your prints (material + electricity)
  • 📸 Print photo gallery (successful/failed)
  • 🕒 History with success/failure rating (feeds the AI), a "View file" and "Reprint" button on each row (with detection of moved/deleted files), and filters by platform, result (successful/failed/partial/unrated) and date range

📈 Reports & reliability

  • 🧮 Print reliability: success rate and cost of failures ranked by slicer profile, material, printer or spool
  • 🗓️ Monthly report: prints, success rate, filament, cost, failures and CO₂ for the month, compared with the previous one, exportable as PDF

🔔 Notifications

  • 🪟 Native Windows notifications
  • 🌐 Browser notifications you can enable for Raspberry Pi or mobile access
  • 📣 Push notifications (ntfy, Telegram, Discord or webhook): print completion and failure detected even with the window closed, plus maintenance and stock alerts

🌐 Remote & mobile access

  • 📱 QR code for mobile access to your library (installable PWA)
  • 📲 Android companion app: a dedicated QR code lets you download and install the Stellio companion APK directly from the mobile access settings, with the ability to take photos straight from a print
  • 🌍 Remote access via Cloudflare Tunnel (free, random or fixed URL), or a custom address (domain name, DynDNS, VPN, Tailscale…) to avoid Cloudflare, with one-click return to Cloudflare
  • 🔗 Temporary share links (24h, one-time use)

👥 Accounts & multi-instance

  • 🔐 Local accounts with a recovery code and a secret question: 100% local password reset, no email or internet needed
  • 🙋 Session confirmation: when the app opens with a saved session, Stellio asks you to confirm the account (Yes / No); on a phone, coming back to the app does not ask for credentials again while the session is valid
  • 👤 Read-only guest accounts: share your library, printers and stock with family or friends without any risk
  • 🔄 Stellio instances: other installations on your local network are detected automatically and added in one click (you only need to enter their local key)
  • 📨 Send a file to another instance: choose the destination folder on the target instance — the received file shows up in its library right away
  • ✅ Instance status widget on the dashboard (green check or red cross for each saved instance)

🎨 Customization

  • 🌓 Themes: Dark / Light / System
  • 🎨 Brand themes: Stellio, Bambu, Prusa, Voron, Creality
  • 🎯 Custom accent color
  • 🌍 8 languages: FR, EN, DE, ES, IT, PT, JA, ZH
  • 🧲 Drag & drop navigation reordering
  • ↩️ Settings undo: revert the very last configuration change you made

💾 Backup & Updates

  • 📦 Full backup export/import (.zip)
  • 🔄 Automatic updates from GitHub (.zip patch — same mechanism on Windows and Raspberry Pi/Linux)
  • 🧰 Module check: on the first launch of each version, missing modules (PDF quotes, spreadsheet import, notifications…) are downloaded automatically
  • 🔁 Reliable restart after an update or after enabling debug mode, on Windows and Raspberry Pi/Linux
  • 📋 Diagnostic log export (secrets masked)
  • 💬 Suggestions & bug reports from the app: send a suggestion or a bug report without leaving Stellio — it is created as a GitHub issue (anonymously, through a dedicated GitHub App), with a link to the issue and a "New reply" badge when you get an answer

🖼️ Screenshots

Customizable dashboard Customizable dashboard Library with tags and favorites Library with tags and favorites
File details: weight, print time and cost File details: weight, print time and cost Command palette (Ctrl+K) Command palette (Ctrl+K)
Projects / assemblies Projects / assemblies Filament inventory Filament inventory
Library statistics Library statistics Print pricing: electricity, wear, margin Print pricing: electricity, wear, margin
Library with thumbnails Library with thumbnails Printer monitoring Printer monitoring
AI profile recommendation AI profile recommendation Automatic nesting Automatic nesting

🚀 Installation

🪟 Windows (recommended)

  1. Download the latest installer from Releases
  2. Run Stellio-Setup-<version>.exe
  3. That's it! 🎉

💼 Portable version (no installation): download Stellio-v<version>-portable-win64.zip from the Releases, unzip it anywhere (disk, USB drive) and run Stellio.exe. Your data stays in the data folder next to the executable (keep the portable.flag file).

🐧 Raspberry Pi / Linux

Runs in headless server mode (no graphical interface): Stellio runs in the background and is accessed from a browser, either on the Pi itself or from any device on the local network.

Requirements: Raspberry Pi 4 or 5 recommended, 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS.

curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/stellio-app/stellio/main/install-pi.sh
chmod +x install-pi.sh
./install-pi.sh

The script automatically installs:

  • system dependencies (ffmpeg, unrar, 3D rendering libraries)
  • a dedicated Python virtual environment
  • a systemd service (stellio.service) that starts Stellio at boot and automatically restarts it on crash

Once installed, Stellio is accessible at http://<pi-ip>:5000.

sudo systemctl status stellio     # Service status
sudo systemctl restart stellio    # Restart
sudo journalctl -u stellio -f     # Follow logs live

💡 Same updates as on Windows: the .zip patch published with each release is identical on both platforms (pure source code, nothing compiled). Stellio detects and applies it automatically, then restarts the service — no manual reinstall needed.

🎥 Same features as the Windows version, except for the native desktop window (replaced by browser access) and the local Ollama AI, which needs a reasonably capable model to run well on a Pi — point ollama_url to a remote Ollama server in Settings if needed.

🖥️ Proxmox VE (one-command LXC container)

On a Proxmox VE server, a script creates and configures the whole container for you. Open the Proxmox host Shell (Datacenter → your node → Shell) and paste:

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/stellio-app/stellio/main/stellio-lxc.sh)"

The script offers default or advanced settings (CTID, cores, RAM, disk, bridge, VLAN, DHCP or static IP, storage, host folder to mount), then:

  • creates an unprivileged Debian 12 container (2 cores, 2 GB RAM, 32 GB disk by default, start on boot);
  • installs Stellio in it with install-pi.sh (dependencies, Python environment, systemd service);
  • prints the access address http://<container-ip>:5000 and the generated root password.

🔒 Sources: in this container, adding local folders and files is hidden in Stellio; only the SMB and NFS network sources are offered. If you mount a host folder with var_mount=/host/path:/mnt/models, “Local folder” is allowed as well. The setting lives in /etc/systemd/system/stellio.service.d/sources.conf (STELLIO_ALLOWED_SOURCE_TYPES variable).

pct exec <CTID> -- update-stellio                 # Update Stellio (from the Proxmox host)
pct exec <CTID> -- journalctl -u stellio -f       # Follow the logs

Non-interactive mode: every option can be set with environment variables, e.g. var_mode=default var_cpu=4 var_ram=4096 var_disk=16 var_ip=192.168.1.50/24 var_gw=192.168.1.1 (full list at the top of the script).

💾 Storage choice: pick “Default settings + storage choice” in the first menu (or set var_choose_storage=1) to choose where the container disk (var_storage, e.g. local-zfs) and the templates (var_template_storage, e.g. local) are stored. The script checks that the storage exists and has enough free space.

🌍 Language: the script's texts follow the Proxmox language (fr, en, de, es, pt, it, zh, ja); force one with var_lang=fr (English by default).

🧰 Server edition specifics (Raspberry Pi / Linux)

The Windows version is not affected: these features only appear on Raspberry Pi, VM, LXC, Docker and Linux.

  • ☁️ Online AI (optional): instead of Ollama, use Claude (Anthropic), ChatGPT (OpenAI) or Gemini (Google) with your own API key (Settings → Artificial Intelligence). The key is encrypted on the server and never sent back to the browser; Ollama remains the default, 100% local. Requests (file names, tags, descriptions, S.O.S Print photos) go to the provider you chose and are billed on your key.
  • 📥 Slicer profiles: Stellio cannot see the slicers on your PC and does not connect to slicer clouds (Orca Cloud, Bambu Cloud…). Export your profiles from the slicer (OrcaSlicer: File → Export → Export Preset Bundle), then import them from Settings → My slicer profiles; for Orca Cloud you can also paste a profile's “Copy raw JSON”. A watched profiles folder that Stellio rereads automatically is also possible (Syncthing, network share, scp…).
  • 🐯 TigerTag: official sign-in with e-mail and password in Settings → Filament inventory → TigerTag (your password is not kept, only an encrypted session token is). Account created with Google? First set a password with “Forgot password” in the TigerTag app. Fallback: copy the TigerTag Studio data folder to the server (Windows: the “TigerTag…” folder in %APPDATA%, at least Local Storage and IndexedDB) and set its path.

Supported slicers

Stellio automatically detects:

  • ✅ OrcaSlicer
  • ✅ Bambu Studio
  • ✅ PrusaSlicer / SuperSlicer
  • ✅ Ultimaker Cura
  • ✅ Creality Print
  • ✅ Elegoo Slicer
  • ✅ Qidi Studio
  • ✅ Anycubic Slicer Next
  • ✅ Anycubic Slicer
  • ✅ Simplify3D
  • ✅ ideaMaker
  • ✅ FlashPrint
  • ✅ Lychee Slicer
  • ✅ CraftWare
  • ✅ MatterControl
  • ✅ MakerBot Print
  • ✅ Voxelizer
  • ✅ Slic3r
  • ✅ KISSlicer

Supported printers

Brand Models Connection & features
Bambu Lab X1 / X1C / X1E · X2D · P1P / P1S · P2S · A1 / A1 mini · H2D / H2S / H2C MQTT (LAN + cloud): real-time monitoring, AMS, camera, SSDP auto-discovery
Prusa MK4 · MK3.9 · MK3.5 · MINI+ · XL · CORE One PrusaLink (HTTP): monitoring, upload, camera
Creality K1 / K2 series · Ender-3 V3 · Hi WebSocket: monitoring, CFS, UDP auto-discovery
Elegoo Centauri Carbon 1 & 2 · Saturn / Mars resin series SDCP over WebSocket: monitoring, UDP auto-discovery
FlashForge Adventurer 5M / 5M Pro · AD5X Proprietary API: monitoring, UDP auto-discovery
Klipper / Moonraker Any machine running Klipper (Voron…) HTTP: monitoring, upload, camera, exact print hours
OctoPrint Any printer driven by OctoPrint HTTP: monitoring, upload, camera

The models listed are those offered in Stellio's “Add a printer” form. Other models that speak the same protocol usually work too, but have not all been tested — tell us on GitHub if yours works or not.


🛠️ Technology

Component Technology
Backend Python 3.8+, Flask, Waitress
Frontend HTML5, CSS3, vanilla JavaScript
Database SQLite (WAL mode)
Desktop pywebview (Windows) / headless browser mode (Raspberry Pi, Linux)
3D rendering PyRender, numpy CPU rasterizer, Three.js
Mesh & nesting trimesh, pymeshfix, shapely, rectpack
AI Ollama (local)
Networking paho-mqtt, smbclient, requests
Encryption cryptography (AES, per-call random IVs)
Archives zipfile, rarfile, py7zr, tarfile

📖 Documentation

Keyboard shortcuts

Shortcut Action
Ctrl+K Command palette
Ctrl+F Search
Ctrl+N New download
Ctrl+, Settings
Ctrl+Z Undo the last deletion (5-minute trash)
Alt+1-8 Quick navigation
Shift+Click Select a range of files
↑ ↓ ← → + Enter Navigate and open files in the library
F Toggle favorites
T Tag manager
? Shortcuts help
Esc Close modal / clear search

Project structure

stellio/
├── main.py                 # Flask + Desktop backend
├── script.js               # Frontend JavaScript
├── index.html              # Main interface
├── style.css               # Styles
├── launcher.py             # Thin launcher / runtime bootstrapper
├── check_deps.py           # Self-healing dependency checker
├── worker.py               # Unused 3MF worker skeleton (placeholder, not wired in yet)
├── assets/                 # Logos, icons
├── languages/              # Translation files (JSON)
├── apk/                    # Android companion app package
├── docs/                   # Documentation, privacy policy, translated READMEs
├── requirements.txt        # Python dependencies
├── install-pi.sh           # Raspberry Pi / Linux install script (systemd service)
└── stellio-lxc.sh          # LXC install script for Proxmox VE

Got an idea? Open an issue!


🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! 🎉

  1. Fork the project
  2. Create your branch (git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature)
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add AmazingFeature')
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/AmazingFeature)
  5. Open a Pull Request

Guidelines

  • Follow the existing code style
  • Add comments in French or English
  • Test your changes on Windows if possible
  • Update the documentation if needed

Reporting a bug

The easiest way is directly from the app: open Suggestions & bugs in the sidebar and describe the problem — it is sent as a GitHub issue for you. You can also open an issue on GitHub yourself.

Use the bug report template and include:

  • Stellio version
  • Operating system
  • Steps to reproduce
  • Error logs (exportable from Settings → Diagnostics)

📜 License

This project is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 — see the LICENSE file for details.

💡 In short: You are free to copy, modify, and distribute this software. If you modify Stellio or use it to provide a network-hosted service, you must publish the full source code under the same AGPLv3 license.


🔒 Privacy

Stellio is local-first: your data stays on your machine, nothing is collected or sent to external servers by default. See our Privacy Policy for full details. The only exception, and only if you turn it on yourself: the server edition's online AI (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini) sends your AI requests to the provider you chose.


🔏 Code Signing Policy

The Windows installer and the Linux AppImage published in Releases are not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may show a warning. macOS builds are not notarized. Every release file comes with a SHA-256 checksum (.sha256) that you can verify, and the built-in updater checks it before installing. See CODE_SIGNING_POLICY.md for the current status, how to verify a download, and our signing plans.


🤝 Partnership

TigerTag

Stellio is an official integration partner of TigerTag, the NFC/RFID filament identification system: scan your spools and see them directly in Stellio's filament inventory.


🙏 Acknowledgments

  • Ollama for local AI
  • Flask for the backend
  • Three.js for web 3D rendering
  • trimesh for mesh processing
  • Spoolman for filament spool management
  • TigerTag for NFC/RFID filament identification
  • The maker community for feedback and suggestions
  • All contributors ❤️

📞 Contact & Support


⭐ Support the project

If Stellio is useful to you, consider:

  • Giving it a star ⭐ on GitHub
  • Sharing the project around you
  • Contributing code or translations
  • Reporting bugs to help improve the app
  • Support the development with a small tip on Ko-fi ☕

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