Blind-first 3D print preparation
Know what will print before you press slice.
SLCER turns an STL into a clear, checked, printer-ready workflow—by voice, touch, keyboard, or screen reader.
Starts with Bambu Lab P1S, a 0.4 millimeter nozzle, PLA, and PETG.
Voice introduction is ready when you are.
TranscriptSLCER guides you from an STL file to a ready-to-print Bambu P1S file. You can use speech, VoiceOver, touch, or a keyboard. Nothing depends on vision or voice alone.
Your print, in four known stages
- Open your model
- Understand it
- Prepare the print
- Create the print file
Every stage has a spoken and visible status.
One decision at a time
A short path from model to microSD
No visual canvas is required. SLCER gives you the model facts and asks only for decisions that change the print.
Step 1 of 4
Open your model
Choose an STL from Files. SLCER checks the file before anything else happens.
Step 2 of 4
Understand it
Hear or read its size, shape facts, warnings, and whether it fits your printer.
Step 3 of 4
Prepare the print
Choose material and purpose. Every recommended setting is bounded and explained.
Step 4 of 4
Create the print file
Confirm once, slice in an isolated worker, then download the result and plain-text summary.
Designed around certainty
The AI explains. Deterministic code decides.
- Measured, not guessed. Dimensions, fit, volume, and slicing results come from geometry and slicer tools.
- Voice is optional. Every voice action is also a named control, and every spoken answer is text.
- Private by default. Models use unguessable names and private storage. Temporary slice-job inputs and results expire on a configured schedule.
Built in the open
Printer and speech providers are replaceable parts.
SLCER begins with Bambu Studio and the P1S. Its engine and speech contracts are public extension points so the community can add printers and providers without forking the experience.
Read the accessibility commitment