Where Meshory is headed.

Collections inside collections, so Faction → Unit → Variant works. Plus auto-filing rules that sort new models in by tag, folder or content, with no manual dragging.

Track spools and see which models are printable with what's on hand.

Sort a downloads folder from inside Meshory: move files and folders to where they belong, and the library follows without a rescan.

Right-click any folder to rescan just that folder, so two new STLs don't cost a full scan of the whole source.

Right-click a file to keep it out of the library, the way you already can with a folder, without moving it on disk.

Delete the file you're looking at straight from the preview and move on to the next, with undo for the one you didn't mean.

Hide copies that only exist because a ZIP sits next to its unpacked folder, and clear thousands of duplicate groups in one pass after a quick skim instead of one group at a time.

Tell AI tagging what to look for in your own words, like tagging Marvel and DC models as such, and which tags to prefer or never use.

Pick the few tags you work with, like "needs editing" or "finished", see them as colored dots on every card, and have the tag list open on your own tags.

The colored tags you set in Finder show on each card, and you can filter the library and Duplicates by them.

Choose inches or millimetres for model sizes in the viewer and the library.

A question mark beside each setting opens what it does, in a help window you can keep open on another screen.

Previews for FreeCAD .FCStd designs and Silhouette Studio .studio cut files, next to the rest of your library.

Keep Meshory's tags, collections and thumbnails in a shared place, like a NAS or a synced folder, so a second computer opens the same library without scanning it again.

Run Meshory on a NAS, home server or Raspberry Pi with Docker or a native Linux ARM64 build, and open your library from any browser on your network.

An MCP server so ChatGPT and other assistants can talk to your library: ask what you own and find a model from a chat window, Home Assistant style.

A browser extension that saves a model into your library as you download it, or brings a whole Patreon release across with its pictures and attachments, with the creator and source link already attached, and the licence where the site gives one.

The app in German, Greek, French, Italian and Spanish, set to your system language or picked in Settings.

A figure that comes as thirteen STL parts shows as one card, not thirteen. Meshory suggests a set when a folder holds the parts, or you build one from files anywhere, and every part stays a normal file you can open inside it.

The source page, the designer and the licence, kept with the model. Find everything by a creator you like, and know what you are allowed to do with a print before you sell it.

Click the library search and pick a search you ran before from a list, kept between sessions. Clear the list whenever you like.

Look into an archive that sits inside another archive. Meshory reads one level down today, so a zip within a zip keeps its models hidden from search.

Meshory estimates print time and filament for a 3MF the slicer never sliced, and for an STL on a print list with one of your printers, using OrcaSlicer: your own copy or one Meshory downloads. The numbers show on the Print card, the viewer and print list rows.

A tool for designing vases, planters and pots with saucers. Shape the outline, add raised or engraved patterns, preview the pot in your filament with a rough print time and material cost, then save it and open it in your slicer.

A tool that turns a name into a two-color nameplate or keyring. Choose a font, including the ones installed on your computer, a plate shape and raised or flush letters, then save it and open it in your slicer.

Open a sliced G-code file and step through the print layer by layer, so you can check the toolpaths before you send it to the printer.

Meshory saves a library backup on its own, daily or weekly at the time you choose, and keeps the latest five unless you pick another number.

Measure distances and angles on a model or the build plate, switch between perspective and orthographic views, pick the viewer's background color, and hide the build plate.

Each image shows its pixel size, DPI and printed size in mm, and tells you whether it is big enough for the DPI you print at. Mark images for UV printing, laser engraving or cutting, keep their licence and source, and filter by any of it.

When a 3MF was saved by a different slicer than the one you open it in, Meshory offers to convert it and opens the converted copy. Right-click any 3MF and choose Convert 3MF… to save a copy for another slicer, and pick library files in the converter by folder.

The 3MF converter moves projects to and from Flashforge's Flash Studio, with Flashforge's printer, filament and print profiles for printers like the Adventurer 5M and AD5X.

Each copy in a duplicate group names the source it sits in before its path, so two copies at the same path in different sources are easy to tell apart.

The title bar becomes part of Meshory's own header on Windows, Mac and Linux.

A Print queue page keeps lists of what to print and a board for each printer. Mark what printed or failed, filter the library to what you've printed, and export a list as a PDF or CSV checklist.

Save your library to one file: tags, collections, favorites, notes, print lists and the images you uploaded. Restore it after a reinstall or on a new computer, then reconnect each folder. The library it replaces is kept, so you can switch back.

Fusion 360 designs join your library, searchable and taggable like any model, and each card shows the preview Fusion saves inside the file. They open in the 3D viewer too, assemblies included.

A setting that brings MP4, M4V, MOV and WebM files into your library, loose or inside archives, each with a frame from the video as its thumbnail. Loose videos play in the app. It stays off until you turn it on.

PLY models and point clouds get thumbnails and open in the 3D viewer, loose or inside archives, and a PLY goes to your slicer as an STL. Lychee Slicer's LYS scenes get thumbnails and open in the viewer too.

LBRN and LBRN2 files get a thumbnail, a full-size 2D view and an Open in LightBurn button, loose or inside archives. The thumbnail is the preview LightBurn saved, or Meshory's drawing of the design.

The 3MF converter moves a Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, Snapmaker Orca, Creality Print or Anycubic Slicer Next project to PrusaSlicer, and a PrusaSlicer project to any of them.

Tag and describe models with your own OpenAI, Claude or Gemini key, or with an Ollama model running on your own computer. OpenRouter stays, and the key you use today keeps working.

When a new version is out, Meshory asks before downloading anything: Download or Later. A card in the corner follows the download, then you choose Restart to update or Install on quit.

Pick the color a model shows in, and that file keeps it. Jump to an isometric, front, back, side, top or bottom view, set the model spinning, and save a screenshot as a PNG.

Each copy in a duplicate group shows the time it was last changed as well as the day, so you can tell two copies saved on the same date apart.

The 3MF converter moves a Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, Snapmaker Orca or Creality Print project to Anycubic Slicer Next, with Anycubic's printer, filament and print profiles. The profile library also lists the presets Anycubic Slicer Next installs.

GLB models get thumbnails and open in the 3D viewer, loose or inside archives.

Choose System, Light or Dark in Settings → General, or switch it from the bottom of the sidebar, beside the version number.

Right-click a folder and choose Change cover… to pick the picture its card shows: one of its own pictures or models, or an image you upload. A GIF keeps moving.

XCS and XS files from xTool Creative Space and xTool Studio get thumbnails, a full-size view and an Open in xTool button, loose or inside archives.

DXF drawings get thumbnails and open full size. DWG files show the preview saved inside them.

A PDF manual's card shows its first page instead of a file icon, loose or inside an archive. Password-protected PDFs keep the plain card.

A duplicate verdict for a smaller pack whose models are all inside a bigger one, catching the injected extra files some reposts add. Before you trash either side, it shows what that side would lose.

A RAR split into .part1, .part2 and so on lists its models once, on the first part, and every part says which one it is.

A card on the Collections page opens every file you haven't filed yet, and the filing pane can show only those while you sort.

Record a system-wide shortcut in Settings → General and it brings Meshory to the front with the library search ready to type into. Off until you turn it on.

Start typing while no text field has focus and it goes straight into the library search, or press Cmd/Ctrl+F.

Large, Medium or Compact cards, from the library's Layout control or the View menu. Meshory remembers the one you pick.

Models render on a soft studio backdrop with even light and a contact shadow, and uncoloured prints come out in a warm clay. Existing thumbnails update as you scroll past them.

A checklist of the folders under a source that hold no models, archives or cut files, to exclude in one go, plus Cmd/Ctrl and Shift multi-select in the sidebar. Nothing is deleted from disk.

Read the TXT readme that ships inside a pack without leaving the app, loose or inside an archive, open its PDF manual in a built-in viewer, and see SVG cut files as thumbnails and full-size previews.

Under Tools: move a Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, Snapmaker Orca or Creality Print project to one of the others as a new 3MF. Plates and painted colors come across and the original is left alone. In beta. Since 1.10.0, the supports and other print settings you changed come across too. Beside it, a read-only view of the printer, filament and process presets installed with your slicers.

Rhino models get rendered thumbnails and open in the same 3D viewer as everything else, drawn from the render meshes saved in the file. Curves and layer visibility come across too, and a surface saved without a mesh is called out rather than quietly dropped.

An archive card drags into your slicer like a model does and carries the sliceable models inside it, in the order the archive lists them.

Choose when previews render, as you browse or all upfront after a scan, and whether a card shows the picture saved in the file or Meshory's own render. Under Settings → Scanning.

The tag picker leads with every tag a selection carries, with a Remove button on each, and automatic tagging has its own switch that can take off the tags it already applied.

Re-read every file in a source from its ⋯ menu: archives re-indexed, 3MF colors and slicer details re-derived. Your own tags, notes, collections and thumbnails are kept.

Trash a folder and everything in it from the grid or a multi-select, and Meshory removes the empty folder once its files are gone.

When a library source is offline, a banner says so with a Recheck button, and its thumbnails explain why they can't be generated.

CAD files get rendered thumbnails and open in the same 3D viewer as everything else, with assemblies keeping the colors, part names and placement they were saved with.

Problems found while scanning are kept in the sidebar and Settings with the reason, including archives that failed to read, and each one can be retried, ignored or restored.

Each library source names the job it is running, with its own progress and its own control.

Drag one or more selected models straight into another folder or app, with a thumbnail following your cursor.

If your library database gets damaged, a guided window walks you through restoring it.

Scans pick up Windows cloud placeholder files, such as OneDrive's, instead of skipping them.

Pause a scan and pick it up later, and switch a source off without removing it.

Pick the thumbnail for any model, inside archives too: automatic, a fresh 3D render, or your own image.

A fully unpacked zip shows as one card, and a multi-part archive merges into one card per folder that you can expand.

Right-click a folder to keep it out of your library, see excluded folders as ghost cards, and bring one back when you want it.

Rename any model or folder from its right-click menu. Meshory renames it on disk and in the library in one step, so the two can't drift apart.

Add your own slicer with custom launch arguments, and Meshory asks before opening a model in a different slicer than the one that made it.

Hover a thumbnail for a quick preview without opening the full 3D viewer.

FBX and OBJ models get automatic thumbnails and open in the viewer.

Meshory checks for and installs updates on its own, and shows what changed after each one.

The same key activates Meshory on up to 5 computers at a time, on any mix of Mac, Windows and Linux.

Rendered thumbnails, full orbit viewer, multi-plate 3MF support: the core of the app today.

Organize thousands of models, tag them yourself or automatically, and catch duplicates by content, by geometry, and by whole folder across drives.

Browse a packed bundle like a folder, with a thumbnail for each model inside, and open one straight in the viewer or your slicer without unpacking it.

Open any model straight into Bambu Studio, Flash Studio, Orca, Prusa, Cura and more, with 16+ slicers auto-detected.

Auto-tags and describes models with your own OpenRouter key. Find “articulated dragon” even when the file is named dragon_v2_final.stl.

Pause a tagging run and it finishes the batch it's on, or stop it dead. Resume picks up where it left off, so nothing is paid for twice. A live request log shows every call, what it cost, and says in plain words why one failed.

Filter by several tags at once, match all or any of them, and exclude one with a minus. Click a tag on a model to filter by it, with suggestions and counts as you type, and the filter survives a trip into a model and back.