A little more perspective on your prints.

Your farm.
In full view.

One printer or a growing fleet. Keep tabs on your Bambu Lab printers from a keyboard-driven terminal or a local browser. Progress, filament, and the things that need you — together at a glance.

Free & open source · macOS & Linux

YOUR FARM, TWO VIEWS
Bambu Stand terminal: a synthetic two-printer farm with print progress, temperatures, AMS inventory, notices, and recent events.
The terminal. All signal, right at your fingertips.DEMO FARM · SYNTHETIC DATA
Bambu Stand browser: searchable printer cards showing a printing H2D, paused X2D, and offline P1S using synthetic demo data.
The browser. A little room to see the bigger picture.DEMO FARM · SYNTHETIC DATA
Bambu Cloud connectedTerminal + local browserOne shared monitoring sessionMIT licensed

Less tab hopping. More making.

The details that keep a farm moving.

A dedicated monitoring workspace for the moments between slicing a model and lifting it off the plate.

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Know where every print stands.

See job progress, finish estimates, nozzle and bed temperatures across your farm. Filter down to what’s printing or what needs a closer look.

STATUS / PROGRESS / TEMPERATURES
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Keep your filament in the picture.

Inspect AMS units, slots, and external spools. Check the active filament path and reported material, with remaining quantities shown as estimates.

AMS / MATERIALS / ACTIVE PATH
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Give the right things your attention.

Review action-needed notices and recent events. Acknowledge or hide notices locally, and set alert preferences that suit the way you work.

NOTICES / FAULTS / RECENT EVENTS

Fits the way you work

Terminal person? Browser person?

Same farm. Same monitoring connection. Pick the view that feels at home.

THE TERMINAL

Stay on the keys.

A compact workspace with keyboard navigation, printer details, filament inventory, and notices. Jump between printers, inspect a job, and get back to your work.

Arrow keys or j / k to navigate. ? for help. Your theme, your workspace.

THE LOCAL BROWSER

Spread out a little.

Searchable printer cards and a tabbed inspector put status, filament, and notices within reach. Run alongside the terminal or use the standalone serve command.

Served on localhost. Multiple tabs share one monitoring session.

Monitoring, with clear boundaries. Bambu Stand connects through Bambu Cloud. Printer controls stay in Bambu’s applications. Telemetry has been validated on H2D and X2D hardware.

Meet your next workshop companion

Take it for a spin.

Start with a simulated farm. No account, no printer, no waiting for a benchy.

01

Grab a release.

Download the archive for macOS or Linux, check its checksum, and unpack it. Apple silicon, Intel, x86-64, and ARM64 builds are available.

Download on GitHub
02

Try the demo farm.

Explore printers, filament, and simulated notices in the terminal. Prefer a browser? Start the demo server and open the localhost URL it prints.

./bambustand --demo
./bambustand serve --demo
03

Make it your farm.

Sign in with an email code, then launch the dashboard. Printers already bound to your Bambu account appear automatically.

./bambustand login --email-code
./bambustand

Need a hand with installation, saved sessions, or the browser dashboard? The user guide has you covered

A few useful details

Before you
hit print.

Questions or ideas? Open an issue
How does it connect to my printers?

Through Bambu Cloud, using your Bambu account. Your printers need to be bound to that account already. Displayed telemetry has been validated on H2D and X2D hardware; other models may expose different data. LAN connections are outside the current scope.

Can I start, pause, or cancel a print?

Bambu Stand is a monitoring tool. Use Bambu’s applications for printer control. Acknowledging or hiding a notice only changes its local presentation; it does not clear a printer fault or resume a job.

Is the browser dashboard hosted in the cloud?

The dashboard is served on the same computer running Bambu Stand and listens on localhost. It shares the terminal’s monitoring connection, or can run without the terminal using the serve command after you save a login. It is not a remotely hosted dashboard. Printer telemetry still comes through Bambu Cloud.

What do I need to run it?

macOS or Linux. Prebuilt releases do not need Go. The terminal view needs at least 60 columns by 18 rows. Saved sessions use macOS Keychain or Linux Secret Service; on Linux, install secret-tool and run a Secret Service session. Try the demo before connecting an account.

What happens when a printer goes offline?

Unavailable readings stay unknown, and stale readings are labeled last-known. Offline browser cards keep the printer’s identity visible, with more detail available in the inspector. Bambu Stand avoids presenting an old reading as a live one.