What it is
NozzleNote is planned as a local-first maintenance logbook for 3D printers — designed to track routines, parts, service notes, printer history and workshop observations. Calibration and print-quality records remain roadmap-only.
NozzleNote by BMR — Open Beta
Maintenance records for 3D printer care, prepared carefully.
Track maintenance, parts, service notes and printer history — with app records staying local by default and Curated Catalogs planned as optional content.
- Desktop app in Open Beta
- Local-first app records
- Curated Catalogs planned
NozzleNote is in Open Beta with a signed installer and auto-update. A wider public download link, paid plans, and Curated Catalogs are not available yet.
The problem
Printer maintenance becomes scattered fast.
Notes live in spreadsheets, chat messages, slicer profiles, paper labels, and memory. For makers, advanced hobbyists, and small 3D printing setups, it gets harder to know what was serviced, which parts were changed, and what needs attention next.
- Recurring maintenance tasks are easy to miss.
- Part changes and service notes are often disconnected.
- Cloud tools can feel unnecessary for local workshop records.
The solution
A focused desktop workspace for printer care records.
NozzleNote by BMR is being shaped as a practical maintenance hub: add printers, track service events, connect part changes to real history, and keep routine care visible before maintenance gets overlooked.
Maintenance task preview — organize preventive tasks by printer and interval.
Product scope
What NozzleNote is / is not.
NozzleNote by BMR is being shaped for makers, advanced hobbyists, personal and growing 3D printing setups, and small print businesses that want maintenance history and organization.
What it is not
NozzleNote is not a slicer, remote printer controller, automated failure detector, cloud print farm manager, manufacturer service portal, or manufacturer validated tool.
It does not try to control your printers. It helps you understand how they have been maintained.
Product flow
A loop from printer context to upcoming care.
The flow below is a compact storytelling preview of how NozzleNote works today in Open Beta. The interface visuals are from an earlier v0.2.0-beta.1 build and may change before wider public release.
- 01 Add a printer profile
Start with a local record for the machine, setup notes, installed parts, and workshop context.
- 02 Create maintenance tasks
Plan routine checks as editable prompts, not as safety guarantees or machine-made diagnosis.
- 03 Record service events
Capture dated maintenance notes, incidents, parts, consumables, costs, and follow-up context where supported.
- 04 Review upcoming care
Use history to decide what deserves attention next before skipped maintenance becomes harder to explain.
Printer registry preview — local printer records linked to maintenance workflows.
Maintenance task preview — organize preventive tasks by printer and interval.
Feature highlights
Designed around everyday maintenance decisions.
The full feature overview explains what is in development, what is planned, and which ideas remain roadmap-only while NozzleNote by BMR is being prepared.
Printer profiles
Keep printer-specific notes, service status, and maintenance context in one place.
Service history
Record what happened, when it happened, and which parts or actions were involved.
Maintenance planning
Prepare recurring care routines so important work is visible before it is urgent.
Part records
Document replacements and wear items without relying on manufacturer branding or cloud tools.
Open Beta
Selected preview slots from an earlier beta build.
NozzleNote is now in Open Beta with a working signed installer and auto-update. A wider public download announcement is still being finalized. Screenshots below are from an earlier v0.2.0-beta.1 build and may change before wider release.
Maintenance task preview — organize preventive tasks by printer and interval.
Parts inventory preview — track spare parts, stock status, and printer compatibility notes.
Printer registry preview — local printer records linked to maintenance workflows.
Backup & Export preview — generate local JSON backups and validate backup files safely.
Local-first approach
Built for workshops that want control over their records.
The product direction is local-first: maintenance records should be useful on the desktop, easy to understand, and not dependent on a hosted account just to manage printer care.
Website analytics note The website may use conditional GA4 for basic measurement when configured. App maintenance records are planned to remain local-first and are not sent to GA4.
Pre-launch interest
Follow NozzleNote as it develops.
NozzleNote by BMR is still in development. The Early Interest List lets visitors follow the project and share broad 3D printing setup context so product direction, documentation and future compatibility planning can be considered responsibly.
Join the Early Interest List
The dedicated Early Interest page collects limited information through Formspree when the public form endpoint is configured. It is for occasional product updates, roadmap notes and future release information only.
Please do not submit printer serial numbers, private account details, payment data, sensitive personal information or confidential maintenance records. NozzleNote is still in development.
Joining the interest list does not create a purchase, license, early access right, delivery promise, support entitlement or crowdfunding pledge.
Manufacturer independence
Independent maintenance tracking, not a manufacturer product.
NozzleNote by BMR is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, certified by, reviewed by, or officially connected to Bambu Lab, Creality, Anycubic, Prusa, or any other 3D printer manufacturer. Manufacturer and product names may be referenced only to help users describe their own equipment or future compatibility context.
Roadmap / Coming soon
The public release path is still being prepared.
Download links are not published on this website yet. The next milestones will expand the website content, clarify product scope, and prepare a responsible path for roadmap updates and future availability.