Layerora Workshop is an offline organiser for keeping personal 3D printing records in one structured workspace.
Record individual print jobs, organise printer and material profiles, and revisit previous results when preparing another project. The app does not connect to, monitor or control printing equipment. All information is entered manually.
Print journal
Create a record for every job with its model name, date, status, material, selected printer, notes and custom tags. Use search and filters to find earlier entries.
Printer profiles
Keep separate records for FDM and SLA printers. Add build volume, nozzle or vat notes, purchase date, power information and maintenance entries.
Material inventory
Organise filaments and resins by type, colour, remaining quantity and batch. Save the nozzle, bed or curing parameters you personally use.
Reference estimates
Estimate material use, printing time, energy use and cost from the values and equipment information you enter. Results are approximate and intended for personal planning.
Issue notes and reference prompts
Review general prompts for recording common topics such as adhesion, extrusion consistency, layer artefacts and surface finish. Save observations about the adjustments you tried.
Statistics and history
Review summaries based on your saved jobs, including recorded outcomes, average duration and material consumption.
Archive milestones
See simple markers based on the number of records in your archive. There are no rankings or competitive leaderboards.
Local records and export
Layerora Workshop works offline for its core functions. No registration or cloud synchronisation is required. Records are stored locally on your device and can be exported for backup or deleted from Settings.
Layerora Workshop is a personal record-keeping utility. It does not inspect equipment, detect faults, validate printing parameters or replace the printer and material manufacturers’ operating and safety instructions. Always follow the documentation supplied with your equipment and materials.
Offline logbook for 3D print jobs, printers, materials and parameters