Mobile 3D slicing · Version 3 is live
Your 3D slicer. Now in your pocket.
Turn STL and OBJ models into G-code on iPhone or iPad. Prepare the job locally, inspect the toolpath, and export with the printer facts still in view.
Release status: Version 3 is live on the App Store. Exact point releases remain documented in release notes.

Live now · August 2026
Version 3 brings the preview closer to the print.
EFUGY Version 3 is available with a production Metal renderer, Adaptive infill, more capable Arbor supports, stronger narrow-feature perimeters, faster raw G-code import, and expanded profile and Klipper/Moonraker workflows.
Live in Version 3
More complete layers. Smarter structure. Better mobile control.
The biggest changes are visible in the toolpath and practical in the generated job. Point-release details remain in release notes; this page explains the durable Version 3 capabilities.
Production Metal preview
A smoother, richer renderer shows complete active-layer walls and infill with high-contrast toolpath categories, layer scrubbing, and cumulative playback.
Adaptive infill
Adaptive infill places more structure near walls and surfaces while opening the deep core, balancing local support with less uniform interior density.
Arbor supports, refined
Branches merge into efficient trunks, steer around the model, and reach more critical overhangs with clearer preview evidence.
Detailed shapes hold together
Improved narrow-feature perimeter generation keeps curved text and small shapes better defined during toolpath construction.
Practical defaults
Standard non-3DCP prints begin at a 0.20 mm layer height with three walls by default. The operator can still review and adjust the job.
Profiles, import, and transfer
Added or refined profiles include Slice1 — Manufacturer Beta, expanded Klipper/Moonraker support, and faster raw G-code import with strict memory, cancellation, and validation controls.
From model to machine
A mobile workflow for practical print decisions.
Use EFUGY when a model arrives away from your desktop, when you want to inspect a job beside the printer, or when you need a focused handoff through Files and your existing transfer setup.
- 01
Import the model.
Open an STL or OBJ from Files, iCloud Drive, AirDrop, or another iOS sharing workflow.
- 02
Prepare the job.
Check dimensions and build-volume fit, then choose a printer profile, material, nozzle, quality, infill, support, and placement.
- 03
Review the toolpath.
Inspect the model and generated paths in 3D or top view before you commit material and machine time.
- 04
Export deliberately.
Save or share G-code through iOS, then verify temperatures, motion, build volume, and printer-specific start and end behavior.
Version 3 interface
See the settings, the structure, and the complete layer.
These are the current App Store marketing views for Version 3 on iPhone. They show the interface a visitor can download now.



The software leads; the ecosystem helps
Materials, models, guides, and the shop support the print.
Each supporting area answers a concrete question after the visitor understands the Slicer.
Choose a practical starting point.
Compare PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, TPU, and finish-focused workflows without treating a preset as a guarantee.
Explore material workflowsFind something worth preparing.
Use Rule Mobile’s 3D catalog as a discovery lane, then check file rights, geometry, and print readiness.
Browse the Rule Mobile 3D catalogUnderstand the settings.
Use dated, practical explanations for layers, infill, supports, materials, and troubleshooting.
Read 3D printing guidesBuy only what is current.
Physical products remain a supporting lane. Verify material, diameter, inventory, shipping, and return terms on the product page.
Visit the EFUGY shopSupport the decision
Help, release status, and limitations belong close to the product.
Visitors should not need to search a mixed company site to learn whether a feature is live, find the privacy policy, or report a bad profile.
EFUGY 3D Slicer · Version 3
Slice locally. Preview completely. Verify the machine.
Version 3 is available now with richer preview, more adaptive structure, and the same requirement to check the exact printer before a physical run.