PrintLapse vs TraceBin

Capture timelapses of your 3D prints using just your phone. How It Works: PrintLapse cleverly utilizes your mobile device's microphone to detect specific beep sounds emitted by your 3D printer. Each beep, signaling a layer change, prompts the app to capture a snapshot. Ease of Use: 1. Download PrintLapse and tailor your 3D printer's slicer software to emit a beep at each layer change. 2. Open PrintLapse and let it learn the beep sound. 3. Hit "START CAPTURE" and watch as the app seamlessly records each stage of your print. Features & Benefits: - Smart rotation for hassle-free viewing in any orientation. - Background noise differentiation to ensure the app focuses solely on your printer's beeps. - Storage of images on your device for easy access and compilation. Get Started Today: For a detailed step-by-step guide on optimizing your PrintLapse experience, visit https://shiningmuffin.com/projects/printlapse/

Lay a tool on a sheet of paper, take one photo, and TraceBin builds a Gridfinity bin with a pocket shaped like your tool. Adjust clearance and height, add a finger notch, inspect the 3D preview, and share an STL with your slicer. Processing happens on your iPhone, with no account or upload. - Works with US Letter or A4 paper as the scale reference. No calibration card or marker sheet. - Adjustable clearance and bin height, with pocket-depth options. - Add one circular finger notch per Gridfinity bin. Position it in a full-screen editor with zoom and fine-position controls. - Flat insert mode makes a shadow-board insert for your drawer. Finger notches are available for Gridfinity bins only. - Export binary STL for your slicer. - History keeps exported bins so you can share them again. Save notch edits to existing bins with Done. - Use the built-in test coupon to check clearance for your printer. One tool per photo. Gridfinity bins use a 42 mm grid and 7 mm height units. No account, analytics, subscription, in-app purchases, or ads. This release remains free.