The first time I tried on a pair of FDM 3D printed shoes at an exhibition, I was amazed.
I couldn’t believe that a home 3D printer could create something so comfortable.
From that moment on, I started printing my own shoes.
My first pair felt great — but it broke in less than a day.
That was frustrating. But I didn’t give up.
I kept experimenting — adjusting parameters, testing different materials, and refining the design.
Over time, I printed more than 100 pairs of shoes and used over 100 kilograms of TPU.
With each iteration, the shoes became more comfortable and more reliable.
As I shared my journey online, thousands of people started following along and trying to print their own shoes.
But I quickly realized something — most beginners were failing.
In many cases, the failure rate for a first pair was as high as 90% or even 100%.
That’s when I decided to build a system —
a way to help people skip the trial and error, and actually succeed.
Today, our mission is simple:
to make it possible for anyone to easily design and print their own wearable shoes at home.
We’re not just helping you print your first pair —
we’re building an open platform where designers and makers can come together to create the future of 3D printed footwear.