LayerMate turns thousands of scattered 3D-print files into one searchable, organised local library.
Built for the person with 40,000 files and zero idea where any of them are.
One screen, everything you own.
See the model instead of a filename.
Search thousands of models.
Keep collections organised.
Find wasted space.
Remember what you wanted to print.
Search across your entire 3D-print collection without digging through folders. Dragon. Flexi. Pokémon. Vase. Helmet.
Whatever you remember about the model.
Library
Stop opening files just to see what they are. LayerMate generates visual previews so your library actually looks like a library.
Clean Up
LayerMate finds duplicates by the actual file — not just the filename. Your SSD will thank you.
Add it to your queue and stop relying on 17 browser tabs to remember what you wanted to print next.
Your collection. Your control.
No uploads. No nonsense.
Scan local folders, external drives, NAS, and network shares into one searchable LayerMate library — and reach it from other devices on your LAN with ConnectMate.
LayerMateNo — nothing leaves your computer. Scanning, thumbnails, and search all happen locally on your machine. The only network activity LayerMate does on its own is checking for app updates.
STL, OBJ, 3MF, G-code, and STEP/STP — with real multi-plate 3MF support and optional STEP rendering in Settings.
Yes — point it at any mapped network folder and it indexes it like a local one. See LayerMate Connect above.
No. One payment of $19.99, and every future update is included — forever.
Up to two — a laptop and a desktop, or a Mac and a PC, for example. Your licence key covers both. Swapping to a new machine? Email support@layermate.app and we'll free up a slot.
Not by default — it indexes files where they already live and leaves them alone. If you want, advanced settings can allow LayerMate to move or rename files for you. It still never uploads anything.
By the file's actual contents, not its filename — so renamed or re-downloaded copies still get caught.
Yes to both. Linux is an AppImage — see the guide for setup. Mac is signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens with no security warnings.
Email support@layermate.app — refunds aren't automatic, but every request gets a fair, individual review.
Turn your collection into a library.
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