Printcue started as a way to keep my own family's print shop from drowning in texts and sticky notes — a simple request queue and filament tracker, nothing more. It worked well enough that I'm opening it up to a few more shops.
I run a small 3D printing shop with my family — a couple of printers, custom orders from neighbors and local folks, filament everywhere. Requests were coming in through texts, DMs, whatever was easiest — and easy to lose track of. Printcue is the tool I built to fix that for myself: a real request queue and a filament inventory that doesn't live in my head. It's not built for a print farm running a hundred printers — just for a shop like mine.
Customers submit requests through your own link — no more digging through texts and DMs to figure out what's next.
Know what colors and materials you have on hand, without walking over to the shelf to check.
Stays signed in for weeks — leave it open on a TV or laptop by the printers and forget about it.
A real look at the dashboard — a sample shop's request queue and filament shelf, not a mockup.
Printcue is for the small, hands-on shop — one or two printers, custom orders, a side hustle or a family business. It's not a print-farm automation platform with cloud slicing and fleet orchestration; there are good tools for that already if that's what you need. This is just a clean way to take requests and keep track of your filament.
A few sentences about your shop is all I need. I read and respond to every one of these myself.