Projects

Projects let you group related prints together. For example, you can track all the parts of a Voron build, a cosplay prop, or a product prototype. Tracking total print time, filament usage, and cost across a multi-part build becomes effortless. Projects are completely optional; single prints work exactly as before.

What is a Project?

A project is a named collection of prints. Each print can belong to at most one project. Projects have a status (In Progress, Complete, On Hold, or Cancelled) and a visibility setting (Public, Unlisted, or Private).

Creating a Project

When adding or editing a print, use the Project field to assign it to a project. Start typing to search your existing projects. If no match is found, select Create project: "[name]" to create a new project inline. The project is created automatically when you save the print.

Viewing Project Totals

Projects appear on your print list as colored chips. You can:

Click a project chip to filter the list to that project's prints.
Switch to Grouped by Project view (toggle at the top of the print list) to see all projects and their prints in one collapsible view, interleaved with standalone prints.
Click View full project to open the project detail page, which shows aggregate stats (total prints, total print time, total filament used) and the full prints list.

Removing a Print from a Project

Open the print for editing and clear the Project field (click the ✕ button next to the project name), then save. The print becomes standalone and the project's totals are updated.

Project Status

Each project has a status: In Progress, Complete, On Hold, or Cancelled. The status is shown as a color-coded dot on the project chip and can be changed from the project detail page.

Project Dates

Every project has a start date and a finish date. By default they follow the project's prints: the start is the date of its earliest print, and the finish is when its last print ended. You do not have to enter anything.

If those dates are not right — you started designing weeks before the first print, or a print's recorded time is off — you can set either one by hand. Edit the project and pick a date. To go back to automatic, clear the date with the button next to it and save. Each date is independent, so you can pin the start and leave the finish tracking your prints.

A project with no prints yet has no finish date, and its start date is the day you created it. In the print list, projects are ordered by their start date.

On the project detail page, set the visibility to Public or Unlisted to share your build with others. Public projects appear in community feeds; Unlisted projects are accessible only via direct link.

Deleting a Project

From the project detail page, open the menu (⋮) and select Delete project. You will be asked whether to keep the prints (they become standalone) or delete them along with the project.