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Built for the people
who build the world.

Know what to make next, what to restock, and where to focus. Connect sales, production, and inventory in one native Mac app.

Invitation-only tester release

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Native macOS app · macOS 27 or later · Apple Silicon

Built by Atlas Product Group for its manufacturing work at Mile High 3D and Pro Sim Racing. Now invited testers can try FactoryGrids in their own shops.

Business decisions

See what is changing. Decide what comes next.

Bring sales trends, stock risk, and production priorities into one view. See where demand is rising, where inventory needs attention, and what your team should review next.

01

What should we make next?

Compare sales trends and available stock to choose which products to prioritize.

02

What needs restocking?

Review stock risk and estimated days of stock remaining before committing to the next run.

03

Which products need attention?

Spot rising or slowing demand and review the products driving the change.

04

What can we build now?

Check available parts and materials against planned quantities to see what you can complete.

Stock estimates depend on your recorded inventory and demand assumptions. Use them to guide your review and set priorities.

The closed loop

Plan the work. Follow it through.

Review sales and stock together, choose production priorities, and plan your runs. Follow the work through supported machines, materials, maintenance, and shipment preparation in the same app.

FactoryGrids Demo Factory dashboard with key metrics, stock risk, 30-day revenue, top shortages, and top sellers.
Dashboard overview
FactoryGrids manufacturing view with live machine status cards.

Every machine, one view

Live status, queues, and progress for your 3D printers and CNC machines, in sync with the plan.

Review the results, then plan the next run.01 / 05

The Mac is your primary workspace. Explore companion availability for your Apple devices.

RequiresmacOS 27 or later
What it does

Put your decisions into motion.

Choose your priorities, then plan the work. Connect supported machines, track materials, and prepare shipments with the context behind each decision.

Machines and production

Connect your machines. Watch every run.

Connect supported 3D printers and CNC controllers to send jobs and monitor status. Review queues and progress alongside your production plan.

  • Send jobs to supported printers and CNC controllers
  • Live machine status, queues, and progress in one place
  • Print planning that maps to what you need to make
FactoryGrids manufacturing view with live machine status cards showing idle and active states, jobs, queue, and filament usage.
Sales channels and demand

Use sales and stock to set priorities.

Bring data from supported Amazon, Etsy, and Shopify connections into one view. Compare sales trends and available stock to set production priorities. Data and refresh behavior vary by channel.

  • Connect supported Amazon, Etsy, and Shopify accounts
  • Review imported channel data together
  • Choose priorities from trends and stock coverage
FactoryGrids demo Integrations catalog showing marketplace, shipping, notification, and accounting services, with no marketplaces connected.
Materials and inventory
Materials and inventory

Spot material shortfalls before a run.

Track raw materials, build inventory, parts, and bills of materials (BOMs) together. Compare planned consumption with available stock and review which assemblies you can complete.

  • Raw material levels tracked against planned runs
  • Build inventory, parts, and BOMs in one model
  • See which assemblies you can complete right now
FactoryGrids Demo Factory Build Inventory showing stock, component requirements, and the buildable quantity for a desk organizer.
Atlas AI insights
Atlas AI

Ask your data what needs attention.

Ask Atlas AI about stock, sales trends, and production needs. Get summaries and suggested priorities based on data in FactoryGrids, then decide what to do next.

Choose on-device AI, your own Ollama server, or a hosted provider. Hosted AI receives prompts and any operational context or attachments included in your request; a server you configure may be local or remote.

  • Summaries informed by your operational data
  • Review stock risk and changing demand
  • Ask about your catalog, stock, and production needs
FactoryGrids with the Atlas AI assistant panel open, suggesting products to add to a manufacturing list.
Shipping and fulfillment
Shipping and fulfillment

From finished build to out the door.

Manage packaging, generate labels, organize shipments, and prepare Amazon FBA stock alongside your production records. Carrier and service charges apply separately.

  • Packaging and label generation built in
  • Shipments organized alongside production
  • Prepare Amazon FBA cartons and product labels
FactoryGrids Print Labels library showing four demo products with missing label files.

Connection capabilities vary by model and integration. Check compatibility and status. Feature availability varies by plan.

Explore every capability
Our story

We built it to run our own factories.

FactoryGrids did not start as a product. Atlas Product Group built it to run our own manufacturing: the design and prototyping at Mile High 3D, and the sim-racing hardware we make and ship at Pro Sim Racing.

We needed one place to turn real orders into production runs, drive the machines, watch materials and maintenance, and get product out the door. Nothing off the shelf fit a shop our size, so we built it. Every screen on this site is a screen we use to ship real products. Now we are inviting testers to try it in their own shops.

Built from the daily work of making and shipping physical products.

Meet the teams behind FactoryGrids

Atlas Product Group

The parent company behind FactoryGrids. We make hardware, and we needed software that kept up.

atlasproductgroup.com

Mile High 3D

Product design and prototyping studio. Its print floor runs on FactoryGrids every day.

milehigh3d.co

Pro Sim Racing

Sim-racing hardware: designed, manufactured, packaged, and shipped on FactoryGrids.

prosimracing.co
How it works

Connect your operation. Plan with context.

Start with your Mac, then connect the machines and channels your shop uses. Review demand and inventory together before planning the next run.

Install on your Mac

Install the native app on a compatible Mac with macOS 27 or later and Apple Silicon.

Connect your machines

Check supported models, then link your printers and CNC controllers to send jobs and monitor status.

Connect your channels

Authorize supported channels with your own accounts. Available data and refresh behavior vary by connection.

Connect your storage

Choose local or network-attached storage (NAS) for your records and backups. Sync options vary by plan.

Review stock risk, demand trends, and production priorities as your data changes.

Who it is for

For teams that design it, make it, and ship it.

Find your kind of shop
  • 01

    Hardware startups

    Move from prototype to repeatable production with a clear view of parts, stock, and priorities.

  • 02

    Product studios

    Keep design files, parts, and runs organized from first concept to shipped goods.

  • 03

    Makers and small manufacturers

    Coordinate printers, CNC machines, and production work in one place.

  • 04

    FBA, Etsy, and Shopify sellers

    Sellers running their own machines who want demand and production in sync.

Everywhere you work

FactoryGrids across your Apple devices.

The Mac is your primary workspace. Explore companion previews for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple Vision Pro, and Apple TV. Check iPhone and Apple TV previews and other platform availability.

Explore the Apple platforms
Primary app

FactoryGrids on Mac

Your primary workspace for reviewing priorities, planning production, and preparing shipments.

Current-generation M5 MacBook Air hardware mockup with a notched display and flat silver chassis. FactoryGrids Demo Factory dashboard with key metrics, stock risk, 30-day revenue, top shortages, and top sellers.
Background host

A dedicated Mac mini hub

Run FactoryGrids Host in the background on a dedicated Mac.

Mac mini hardware mockup illustrating a dedicated FactoryGrids headless host.
iPhone

Production in your pocket

A companion app with home-screen widgets for status on the go.

FactoryGrids iPhone companion displaying a demo print queue.
iPad

A larger view of the floor

The companion app on iPad, with room to review your operation.

FactoryGrids iPad companion displaying details of a demo print job.
Apple Watch

Status at a glance

Live status and complications right on your wrist.

FactoryGrids Apple Watch dashboard displaying demo alerts, print activity, queued jobs, and completed runs.
Apple Vision Pro

Your operation in space

Spatial dashboards for a wider view of your operation.

FactoryGrids visionOS demo dashboard composited over a generated factory setting.
Apple TV

A view for the whole shop

A big-screen dashboard to keep production in sight.

FactoryGrids tvOS demo overview showing production information on a large screen.

Tap an app screen to see it larger. Companion screenshots show demo data. Device frames and computer images are hardware mockups.

Proof

Proven on our own floors.

FactoryGrids ran the Atlas Product Group brands before it was a product. This is what a day on it looks like, from the teams that build and ship on it.

Read how our own teams use it

We sell sim-racing gear across Amazon, Etsy, and our own store, and FactoryGrids turns all of that demand into the exact runs we need to print. No more guessing what to make, and no more starting a run only to find we are short on filament.

Pro Sim Racing

Sim-racing hardware, an Atlas Product Group brand

We run a floor full of printers, and for the first time the whole shop sits in one view: what is queued, what is running, what is due for service, and what to build next. The office and the floor finally work from the same plan.

Mile High 3D

Design and prototyping studio, an Atlas Product Group brand

Nothing off the shelf could run a shop our size, so we built FactoryGrids. It takes a live order all the way to a printed label without anyone re-keying it in between. It is the system we use to ship, every day.

Atlas Product Group

Maker of FactoryGrids
Data ownership

Your operational records, on storage you control.

Keep core records on your Mac and configured storage. Complete data export and basic local backup and restore come with every plan, including Free. You keep access to your existing records and exports after cancellation.

Connected services receive the data needed for features you enable, including hosted AI requests and optional cloud backups. On-device AI and an Ollama server you run locally keep inference local. See the app data explanation.

See plans

Local and NAS storage

Store core records locally or on configured network storage.

Backups and recovery

Basic local backup and restore are included on every plan. Studio adds multi-host Mac sync and diagnostic tools.

Your credentials, your access

Connect your own accounts. Data access and permissions depend on the services and features you enable.

Pricing

Plans for your operation.

Free includes one machine and 50 SKUs. Maker is $39 a month for up to five machines; Studio is $149 for unlimited machines at one site. Factory starts at $349 for up to three sites. No per-user, per-order, or percentage-of-sales fees. Planned paid subscriptions offer monthly or annual billing, with two months saved annually. Paid checkout and trial enrollment are not available yet.

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

Yes. FactoryGrids is a native macOS app. It requires macOS 27 or later and Apple Silicon, and uses Apple's Liquid Glass interface.
FactoryGrids connects to supported 3D printers and CNC controllers to send jobs and monitor status. Browse the integration directory for current options. Tell us about the specific machines on your floor and we will confirm compatibility for your setup.
Supported connections include Amazon, Etsy, and Shopify. Available data, setup requirements, and refresh behavior vary by channel. Check the integration directory for actions and availability.
Review sales trends, available stock, estimated stock coverage, and planned production together. Use those signals to choose what to make or restock next. Atlas AI can summarize the data and suggest priorities; your team decides what to do.
Core records live on your Mac and configured storage, including a NAS. Every plan includes complete data export and basic local backup and restore. Studio adds multi-host Mac sync. After cancellation you can still view and export existing records, even if your catalog exceeds Free's 50-SKU limit. Optional connected services have separate processing, explained in our privacy policy.
Channel updates, hosted AI, and optional cloud services need internet. Hosted AI receives prompts and any context or attachments included in your request. The planned paid-license flow needs online activation and later refreshes; offline paid access depends on the app policy. Check billing and activation availability before choosing a paid plan.
Invited testers can download the Mac app. Compare subscriptions: Free includes one machine and 50 SKUs; Maker is $39 a month for up to five machines; Studio is $149 a month for unlimited machines at one operating site; Factory starts at $349 a month for up to three sites. All paid plans include unlimited users and SKUs, with no per-order fees or percentage of sales. Annual billing saves two months, with the full year paid upfront. The planned Studio trial lasts 30 days. Check current checkout, trial and platform availability, annual totals, service scope, and cancellation details on the pricing page.
From the FactoryGrids blog

Good work starts with a clear plan.

Practical guides for planning production, keeping inventory accurate, and getting orders out the door. A little perspective for your next day on the shop floor.

Explore the blog
Questions?

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FactoryGrids is currently available to invited testers. This form will handle access requests and setup questions when it opens. Already invited? Go to tester downloads.

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  • Onboarding when you want it

    Optional $1,500 Factory onboarding covers agreed data import and validation, available standard connector setup, and operator training. Complex migrations and custom engineering are quoted separately.

  • Straight answers

    Talk to people who run production, not a call center.

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