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Moongate: Klipper Control

Moongate: Klipper Control

Your 3D printers, anywhere

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  • Released
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  • July 2, 2026
  • July 18, 2026

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Paul Sharman
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Moongate puts every Klipper 3D printer you own on one dashboard, at home or anywhere. It connects straight to your own Raspberry Pi running Klipper and Moonraker. Pair once by scanning a QR code, and Moongate reaches your printer directly on your Wi-Fi, or securely over an encrypted tunnel when you are away. No account, no email, no password. Sign-in is anonymous, and there are no ads, no analytics, and no tracking. Features: - One dashboard for your whole fleet, with live webcam, temperatures, and print progress - The full Mainsail or Fluidd web interface built in - Start, pause, and stop prints, plus a double-tap emergency stop - Power machines on and off (smart plug or Klipper macro) - Preheat and heat-soak from the dashboard - Run your favourite macros - Optional push notifications for print started, finished, and failed - App lock with Face ID, Touch ID, or a PIN - Custom themes, drag-to-arrange tiles, and an adjustable display size - Back up and restore your setup - Available in 8 languages Moongate is free and open source. You host everything yourself, and your printers stay yours. Note: Moongate needs the free Moongate plugin installed on your printer's Raspberry Pi. Setup guide: github.com/PEEKYPAUL/Moongate
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What's New in Moongate

0.9.51

July 18, 2026

This update brings everything from v0.9.46 to v0.9.51 to iPhone: • Run it your way: the new Direct (LAN/VPN) mode adds a printer with zero cloud. Install the Pi plugin in LAN-only mode, pick 'Direct (LAN/VPN)' at the top of the Add Printer screen, then scan its QR or type its address. The app talks straight to Moonraker on your network and keeps working with no internet at all; away from home you connect through your own VPN (WireGuard, Tailscale). Trade-offs are shown right on the screen: no print notifications in Direct mode, remote access is your VPN's job, and your phone's network must be in Moonraker's trusted_clients. • Switch an existing printer between cloud and Direct any time from its edit dialog, no re-pairing needed. Cloud-pairing a machine you'd added as Direct absorbs the old tile automatically, keeping its settings. • Printers now need a real name: the name box starts empty and cycles example names. No more dashboards full of 'My Printer'. • Out-of-date plugin alert: the dashboard now flags a printer whose Moongate plugin is behind, and on plugin 0.6.16 or newer one tap updates it straight from the app. • Hold a tile's camera square to open the full-screen live view. • New Local-only switch: an optional toolbar toggle that stops all remote (tunnel) traffic, so the app talks to printers only over your own network. • Restore now merges: restoring a backup keeps printers you paired after the backup was made, and removing them is an explicit choice. • Clearer pairing pop-up: the "Don't show this again" option is always visible, and the instructions now name the MOONGATE_PAIR macro. • Starred macros no longer vanish when the macro menu is reopened. • New language: Português (Brasil), a community translation making nine languages in total. • A friendly retrying message replaces the raw "Bad gateway" page while a printer's web interface finishes starting up. • On fresh installs the local camera feed now runs at the camera's own frame rate. • Efficiency fixes that stop unnecessary background requests.

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