FilamentTrack gives Bambu users a clear way to see what is loaded in the AMS, what is sitting on the shelf, and what each print actually consumed.
FilamentTrack focuses on Bambu printers, Bambu filament, AMS spool data, and print history instead of trying to be a generic platform for every printer brand.
Once you print often enough, it becomes hard to remember which Bambu rolls are loaded, which ones are almost empty, and which colors you still have unopened. FilamentTrack is built to replace that mental overhead with a clean overview.
The app reads AMS spool metadata, keeps track of known and unknown rolls, stores filament products separately from physical spools, and records print jobs so you can connect usage back to actual filament.
FilamentTrack is intentionally narrow. It is built around Bambu Cloud sync, Bambu printer snapshots, AMS data, and Bambu filament codes instead of generic multi-printer support.
People usually land here because they want a better way to track Bambu filament, Bambu AMS rolls, or Bambu print usage. FilamentTrack exists specifically for that workflow, and it is free to use.
