deskbird vs MRMF Print Queue

deskbird is the workplace app employees love. See who's in the office, plan your week, and book a desk in 2 clicks, right from your phone. deskbird works with your company's account. Sign in with your work login and your office is in your pocket. Plan your week • See your schedule, your team's office days, and upcoming events in one feed • Set office, home office, or away days in seconds • Follow favorite colleagues and pick the same days, so nobody comes in alone Book your ideal desk • Find free desks on the interactive floor plan • Filter by equipment like dual monitors or standing desks • Save favorites and book them again in 2 clicks Rooms, parking, and more • Book meeting rooms with live availability, from the app or your calendar • Reserve parking spots and other shared resources • Change or cancel bookings on the go Stay in sync with your team • See who is coming in before you pick your days • Find colleagues on the floor plan • Check in with a tap when you arrive Built for work • Works with Microsoft Teams, Slack, Outlook, and Google Calendar • GDPR compliant, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certified • Available in 9 languages Over 90% of employees use deskbird daily, and 10,000+ workplace teams in 80+ countries run their hybrid offices on it. Rated #1 on G2 and OMR Reviews. For workplace managers, deskbird replaces guesswork with data you can trust. Learn more at www.deskbird.com.

MRMF Print Queue is a private app for sending 3D-print requests to a friend who runs the printer. Create a group online, enter the access code your friend shared with you then: • Submit a request, describe what you'd like printed and, if you have them, attach STL, OBJ, 3MF, STEP, or G-code files plus reference images. • Track status in real time, watch your job move through pending, preparing, printing, done, on hold, or rejected. • Message the printer owner, ask questions or get notes about your print, right on the request. • Get push notifications, know the moment your status changes or a reply lands. This is a small, invite-only tool for friend groups, not a commercial print service. You'll need an access code from the person running the printer to use it.