Built in a print farm, for print farms
Popp Farm started as the in-house tool of Popp Chains, a production farm running more than 180 Bambu Lab printers. We needed one place to see every printer, plan every order and keep every plate moving. Nothing on the market did all of it, so we built it.
Why we built it
At a few printers, a farm runs on memory. At a few dozen it runs on spreadsheets, group chats and walking the aisles. At a hundred and more, the small delays add up: a run-out nobody saw, a plate that sat finished over lunch, the wrong color on the wrong printer, an order that needed forty printers by Friday.
Popp Farm grew one problem at a time, each one found on our own floor. The dashboard came first, then bulk sending, then the queue, orders, inventory, maintenance, the floor plan, shelf lights and the browser slicer. Every one of them is used by our own team every day.
Who it’s for
Any business running Bambu Lab printers for production: product makers, Etsy and e-commerce sellers, print services, schools and makerspaces. If you have more printers than you can keep in your head, Popp Farm is for you.
The company
Popp Farm is made by Popp Space. We’re independent and not affiliated with Bambu Lab; we just run a lot of their printers.
How we build
People decide
Software prepares, matches and suggests. A person confirms the plate is clear and presses Send. Every time.
Proven on real printers
Features that touch a printer are tested on real hardware and tracked in a test register before we call them done.
Made for the floor
If it doesn’t work on a phone held in one hand next to a printer, it isn’t finished.
Bambu-native
Bambu’s own slicing engine, profiles and settings — so what you see in Popp Farm matches what you know from Bambu Studio.
See it on your own fleet
Start free with up to 3 printers, or try any paid plan free for 14 days. Connect your Bambu Lab account and your printers appear in minutes.
No install · No LAN setup · Nothing prints until a person says the plate is clear