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  2. Computer and Accessories Store

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LayerMate turns thousands of scattered 3D-print files into one searchable, organised local library — because your downloads folder deserves better! If you've ever bought, downloaded, or saved more 3D-print files than you can keep track of, LayerMate was built for you. It's a desktop app for Windows, Mac, and Linux that scans your local folders, external drives, NAS, and network shares, then indexes everything into a single library you can actually search. Dragon. Flexi. Pokémon. Vase. Helmet — find it in seconds instead of digging through folders. Stop opening files just to see what they are. LayerMate generates visual previews so your library actually looks like a library, detects duplicates by a file's actual contents rather than its filename (so renamed or re-downloaded copies still get caught), and supports STL, OBJ, 3MF, G-code, and STEP — with real multi-plate 3MF support. Found something you want to print? Add it to your queue and stop relying on 17 browser tabs to remember what's next. Everything happens locally on your machine. LayerMate never moves, renames, or re-uploads your files, and nothing leaves your computer — the only network activity is checking for app updates. LayerMate is $19.99, and every future update is included — forever. No subscription, no cloud lock-in, no nonsense. Built by a maker who hit 40,000 files and zero idea where any of them were. Questions? We answer every email at support@layermate.app.


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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Queuemate is the best thing about Layermate

As someone with around 20 printers, Layermate has helped streamline my process and organization. Beyond the better organization, having addons like Queuemate help plan out what to print on all my printers.

I can assign files to each printer in the Queuemate interface. Then as one printer finishes, just open up the next file in the queue, and send it to the printer.

September 16, 2026
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Layermate has been fantastic

Layermate has been fantastic! I use it everyday to easily find, visualize, and access my prints! The customer support is top tier and very quick to respond to concerns and even push updates to fix them!

September 16, 2026
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