Calibration, in one click.
Temperature tower, flow, pressure advance and retraction tests are prepared for your printer and filament. Print, pick the best-looking result, and the value is saved to your filament profile.
Monge by Nocetic
The simplest way to get a model ready to print.
All the power of the Orca engine, distilled into three choices. Drop your model, say what you want, print.
For macOS. Download coming soon.
A few right decisions instead of hundreds of settings.
Monge does the heavy lifting in the background; you only see what matters. Every Orca setting is still one click away.
Live slicing
Change a setting and time and filament update by themselves in a second or two.
Print check
Unsupported overhangs, thin walls, small bed contact and long bridges shown as a heat map on the model, fixed in one click.
Fast, balanced, strong
Three options, each actually sliced. Compare time and filament, then pick.
One-click calibration
Temperature, flow, pressure advance and retraction tests are set up for you; pick the result and it’s saved to your filament.
Split with pegs and dowels
Splits models that don’t fit into equal parts, adds connector holes and lays each part on its cut face.
Monge assistant
Say “this is a shelf bracket”; it orients, tunes and slices for you. Every step can be undone.
Say what you want.
The assistant works in the same window, right next to your model, and explains everything it does in plain words.
- Visible steps.
- Lines like “Walls 2 → 4” and “Sliced, 36 min”: outcomes, not jargon.
- Everything is undoable.
- Changes live in ⌘Z history and are highlighted in the side panel.
- The preview stays open.
- In the wide view the chat sits left, the model right.
See it before you print.
Monge inspects your model and marks the trouble spots right on it. Need supports or a brim? The fix is ready.
Big models, piece by piece.
Models that don’t fit are split into equal parts along the axis that overflows most. Monge adds dowel or peg holes, lays each part on its cut face and arranges the plate.
The Orca engine, unmodified.
Monge uses the OrcaSlicer engine as is. The simple view is a choice; every engine setting is always within reach.
- 751
- Orca settings, all one click away
- Same G-code
- as Orca CLI on our test models
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- choices: fast, balanced, strong
- TR and EN
- Turkish and English interface
Where things stand.
We say plainly what is ready and what is still on its way.
macOS app
SoonIn development. The download link will be here when it’s ready.
Source code
SoonThe app will be published as open source. The OrcaSlicer engine already is.
Monge assistant
PreviewUsed by signing in with your Google account. Slicing and projects work without an account.
Physical printing
WaitingThe first target printer is the Anycubic Kobra X. Calibration tests and split parts have not been tried on a real print yet.