Hey Product Hunt, I'm Jesse, the maker of PlyOps. I built PlyOps after running into the same problem in my own 3D printing business: information about one product ends up scattered everywhere. The model and print files are in folders. Pricing is in a spreadsheet. Materials and print settings are somewhere else. Packaging and inventory have their own notes. Then Etsy, Shopify, and eBay each have another copy of the product information. PlyOps is built around the product instead. Each product can keep its variants, print files, materials, costs and pricing, photos, packaging, inventory, SKUs, and marketplace listing information together. The free plan is meant to be genuinely useful, not just a trial. There are also free public tools for things like 3D print pricing, packaging fit, SKU building, inventory reorders, QR and barcode labels, inventory audits, and marketplace listing prep. If you need more, Cloud adds multi-device sync and private file storage, while Connect adds Etsy, Shopify, and eBay workflows. I'm still improving PlyOps and I'd really like feedback from people who make and sell physical products. What feels useful? What feels confusing? And what would stop you from actually using something like this in your shop? Thanks for checking it out, Jesse

PlyOps

Product management built for 3D print sellers

Product management built for 3D print sellers