Our AI Agents
How our software quotes and plans — it drafts the numbers, checks the files, and plans the print run. An engineer reviews every job after you pay.
Quote Drafting
Our software reads your CAD file — STL, OBJ or STEP — measures the geometry, works out material use and print time, and drafts a price in Rands. You pay that number. An engineer double-checks after you pay — if the number is wrong, we fix it at our cost.
- Reads STL, OBJ and STEP geometry
- Drafts pricing in Rands from your file
- Engineer-reviewed after you pay
File Checks
Before anything prints, the software scans your file for trouble: thin walls, steep overhangs, geometry that tends to fail on a printer. Flags go to an engineer with notes. Printability problems are surfaced on the quote; the engineer reviews the flags after you pay.
- Flags thin walls and steep overhangs
- Problems surfaced before you pay
- Engineer sees every flag
Print Planning
Once a quote is approved, the software drafts the print plan for our own machines at 6-8 Perfecta Road, Paarden Eiland — which printer, which material, in what order. An engineer signs off on the plan before the job runs.
- Plans jobs across our own printers
- Engineer signs off before production
- Runs on our floor in Paarden Eiland
Job Tracking
While your part is on the printer, the software follows the job and logs its progress. You can see the status from your dashboard — from quote approved to ready for collection or delivery.
- Follows each job on our floor
- Status visible from your dashboard
- From quote to collection
Next on our roadmap
What we're building next. No dates promised until they ship.
Design-for-Printability Suggestions
Software-suggested geometry fixes for parts that would struggle to print — reviewed by an engineer before we recommend them.
In developmentWhatsApp Quote Requests
Start a quote and check order status over WhatsApp, the way most of our customers already talk to us.
In developmentCamera-Assisted Quality Checks
Camera checks of printed parts against the CAD file, to support — not replace — the person doing the final inspection.
In developmentPartner Floor Onboarding
Tools to bring partner print floors onto the same engineer-checked platform we run our own floor on.
In development