Terms

The arrangement, written down. It is short because so is the service.

Last updated

Draft. This text has not yet been reviewed by a lawyer. Version 2026-09-24.

What this is

A place to catalogue the filament you own and to take print requests from people you know. It is run by [fill in: the operating entity]. It is not a shop, not a marketplace, and there is no payment step anywhere in it — every plan is free, and nothing here charges anyone for anything.

Your account

Keep your password to yourself and use an address you actually read — it is how you get back in. Changing your password or your second factor signs out every other session, which is the thing to do if you think someone else has one. Platform administrators must use two-factor authentication.

You are responsible for what happens under your account.

What you put in it

What you catalogue and upload stays yours. By uploading it you allow this site to store it and to show it to the people you have shared your library with — that is all the permission it takes, and it ends when you delete the thing or your account.

Do not upload or ask for anything covered by the acceptable-use policy: anything unlawful where you are, weapons and weapon parts, or anything built to harass or harm. Uploaded files are scanned for known malware, which is one layer and not a guarantee: a model file you download from a request is a file from a stranger, and opening it is your call.

[Draft, for review:] Only add a picture you have the right to use, whether you upload it or add it from a link. A picture added from a link is copied into your library as your own photo; you are responsible for having the right to use it, as you are for anything you upload.

Requests are between the two of you

Someone asking you for a print is asking you, not this site. What gets printed, whether it gets printed, and anything the two of you agree about it is between you. This site keeps the record and sends the notifications; it is not a party to the arrangement. An estimate an owner shares is an estimate of material, never an invoice.

Sharing a library

A library is private until you publish it. When you publish one, the link is the only thing protecting it — anyone holding that link can see what is in it, so share it the way you would share a key. You can unpublish or replace the link at any time and the old one stops working immediately.

Reports, suspension and removal

Anyone can report a shared library. A report is reviewed by a person; a library found to break the acceptable-use policy can have its link disabled, and an account used to attack the service or other people can be suspended or removed. Every such action is recorded.

No promises about uptime

The service is provided as it is, with no warranty. It may be unavailable, it may change, and it may stop. Keep your own copy of anything you would be upset to lose — there is an export button for exactly that. To the extent the law allows, there is no liability for loss arising from using it.

Ending it

You can stop using the service and schedule your account's deletion at any time; it happens fourteen days later unless you cancel. Your data is handled as the privacy policy says.

Changes, governing law, and getting in touch

These terms may change; the version at the top says when they last did, and a change that matters is put to you at your next sign-in. Governing law and venue: [fill in]. Questions, or a request about your account, go through the contact page.