Slicing built for people who tune before they print.
A community-driven fork of Bambu Studio's lineage, rebuilt around calibration, control, and speed. Every parameter is exposed, every printer is welcome, and every build is shaped by the people who actually run it.
What's under the hood
Every tool below exists because someone in the community needed it — then upstreamed it for everyone else.
Fast slicing, real G-code
A slicing core built for speed — models resolve into clean, print-ready G-code without the wait, even on dense multi-part plates.
Calibration, taken seriously
Flow, pressure advance, temperature towers, and retraction tests are built in — dial in a new filament in minutes, not evenings.
Support that thinks ahead
Support generation reads the model's geometry, not just its bounding box — less material, fewer scars, cleaner overhangs.
Printer-agnostic by design
Profiles span the ecosystem, not one vendor's lineup — bring a Cartesian, CoreXY, or bedslinger and it'll speak your machine's language.
Settings that go deeper
Nothing hidden behind a "basic mode." Every parameter that shapes a print is exposed, documented, and safe to change.
Built in the open
Every change ships as a public commit. Roadmap, issues, and nightly builds are one click away — the project is what its users make it.
Calibration as a first-class citizen
Most slicers bolt calibration on as an afterthought. Here it's the default workflow — because a print is only as good as the numbers behind it.
Flow & temp towers, generated on demand
Pick a filament, set a range, and get a print-ready test plate — flow ratio, pressure advance, retraction, and temperature, all in one pass.
Compatibility that doesn't play favorites
Printer profiles for the machines people actually own — from enclosed CoreXY boxes to open-frame classics.
Shaped by the people who use it
This fork moves the way good open-source tools move: fast, public, and answerable to the people running it on real hardware. Issues get triaged in the open. Features get argued about in the open. Nightly builds ship so the community can break things before a release does.
If you've got a printer that's fighting you, a workflow that's missing a knob, or a calibration test the core doesn't cover yet — that's exactly the kind of contribution this project is built to absorb.