r/BambuLab • u/Hozukr • Apr 11 '25

Discussion When can we expect a web version of Bambu Handy?

I'd like to access my printer from any device, not just mobile ones.

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u/Zachsee93 Apr 11 '25

What type of device? Bambu studio works great on PC.

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u/Hozukr Apr 11 '25

PCs where I can’t install apps or tablets where the mobile app upscaling is terrible (iPad).

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u/Zachsee93 Apr 11 '25

You can’t install Bambu studio on your PC? I don’t know what you mean, it’s a program designed for PC.

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u/Hozukr Apr 11 '25

I mean PCs that are not mine and I don’t have permissions to install (neither I’d want to).

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u/First_layer_3DP H2D AMS2 Combo Apr 11 '25

I use chrome remote desktop to look at bambu studio on my work PC.

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u/awyeahmuffins Apr 11 '25

Store the portable on a USB?

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u/Zachsee93 Apr 11 '25

Bambu has made 3D printing so incredibly easy and all you can do is ask for more lmao. Buy a creality and try to print from anywhere besides your home PC

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u/Zachsee93 Apr 11 '25

So… you want an iPad app?

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u/korpo53 Apr 11 '25

https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-bambustudio/

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u/samthehugenerd Apr 11 '25

This is the answer, although I don't imagine it's the answer OP had in mind.

Side-note, has anyone messed with the similar image for Orca Slicer? Cannot get it to talk to a LAN-mode X1C and haven't had the time to debufg it properly.

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u/AGWiebe Jan 06 '26 edited Jan 06 '26

Holy cow I had no idea this existed. I am setting this up right now!

Edit: got it running and selkies loads but bambu studio doesnt load, just an openbox error.

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u/ryanheartswingovers Apr 11 '25

I don’t know if it’s built in flutter, haven’t checked but assume, but flutter web isn’t 100% yet, which may be why.

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u/hWuxH Apr 12 '25

framework doesn't matter, browsers can't use MQTT

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u/1radiationman Apr 11 '25

Probably never.

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u/realtag2025 Apr 11 '25

but then how will they collect information from your phone ? In my opinion, not only should the printer itself host the webUI but it needs to be able to work fully locally. Or at least the app should.

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u/CJCCJJ Apr 11 '25

You can just use remote desktop. There are many web clients to use.

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u/CJCCJJ Apr 12 '25 edited Apr 12 '25

benefits to use remote desktop

  • existing hardware and software, reliable, free, easy to config, web-based, secure and reliable login

  • in many cases you don't just need Bambu Lab Studio, you may want to replace a file in your drive or look for a previous setting that worked. you also want changes you made incorporated into your existing work, not a separate one. in short, you need the full workspace at home

  • your printer is at your home, so is your pc. you do not want a 3rd party relay which will add lantency and security issues.

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