Zellerfeld

Zellerfeld

by Zellerfeld R&D GmbH

33 ratings
19 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 8, 2021
  • January 11, 2023
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Discover and test innovative 3D-printed footwear. Scan your feet for a perfect custom fit and order your first pair. Join a community of beta testers shaping the future of shoes.

Become a beta tester
3D printed footwear
Scan feet for custom fit
Order test footwear
Apply for beta testing
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What's New in Zellerfeld

0.9.13

January 11, 2023

- fixed issues with scanning on some devices- improved order flow- smaller improvements and updates

User reviews

Terrible App

This app is horrible. I can’t log in anymore, even though it’s been months since I’ve signed up. I’ve tried to login only to find that my password doesn’t work for some reason. I tried going through the whole forgot my password thing, changing my password multiple times and it still doesn’t work. No response from the team either and I’ve ordered two pairs of shoes that I haven’t received a single bit of communication for. What’s going on????
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App not working

I used the app to apply to the beta program. I was accepted shortly after. The app prompted me to select a shoe. I chose the shoe I wanted and entered my basic information(payment info and address). Then the app prompted me to place my order. It never asked me what my shoe size was and I couldn’t find anywhere to scan my foot. The app still allowed me to place my order without that information. After the order was placed, I was logged out. The app won’t let me log back in. I even reset my password and still no luck. My credit card statement has a pending charge for $360. I don’t know what to do now…
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Expensive

It’s a good app and a great idea but shoes kind of expensive

Lies

The app wants you to pay $350 to become a “beta” tester. Whatever that means.

Disappointing Miss on Expectations

As a 3D printing enthusiast who has built over eight printers from scratch and loves designing and printing, as well as a runner, I was really excited about Zellerfeld and the prospect of a custom printed shoe. I signed up for the Beta thinking that the testers would be printing their own shoes and waited almost three months to be notified I was accepted. I logged in with anticipation only to find that there were two shoe options that cost $270 and $350…to purchase. I’m not sure how this is a beta program as this is about three times what I would spend on a pair of shoes for a marathon. I guess it’s a test of using an app to buy custom made shoes and I was mislead by my love of 3D printing and false expectations. I’d love to try some, I’d love to print some, but having never worn a 3D printed shoe and the investment required, I guess this beta is not for me.
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FAQ

What does the Zellerfeld app do?

The Zellerfeld app allows users to become beta testers for 3D-printed footwear. You can scan your feet to create a custom fit and then order your first pair of printed shoes to test.

How do I get custom-fit 3D printed shoes?

To get custom-fit 3D printed shoes, you need to use the Zellerfeld app to scan your feet. This scan creates a precise digital model of your feet, ensuring a personalized fit for the footwear.

Is there a cost to use the app or order shoes?

The app itself is free to download and use for applying to become a beta tester. While the description mentions ordering a 'test pair,' the specific cost for these test pairs is not detailed, but it is implied that this is part of the beta testing program.

Who is this app for?

This app is designed for individuals who are interested in being among the first to try innovative 3D-printed footwear. It's for those who want a custom fit and are willing to participate in beta testing programs.