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What we've built.

Maeker is new, but our demo apps speak for us: We built them to show our ability, materials from our own workshop, work our founders shipped before the company existed.

Demo products

Log in and click around.

Three working products, built by us to show what we build. No sign-up, no data stored — refresh and everything resets.

Maeker demo — not client work

School portal demo

Admissions, fees, results and the daily register spread across paper, spreadsheets and WhatsApp groups.

  1. 1Sign in as the head, a teacher, a parent or a student
  2. 2Enrol a student, or take this morning’s register
  3. 3Release a term’s results to parents
  4. 4Watch the email land on your own phone
Maeker demo — not client work

Clinic portal demo

Issues tracking your patients? Frustrated patients you need to handle from one portal.

  1. 1Sign in as the director, a doctor, a nurse, the front desk or a patient
  2. 2Take observations and watch the queue reorder around who is sickest
  3. 3Prescribe against a live allergy check that stops you
  4. 4Watch the discharge summary land on your own phone
Maeker demo — not client work

Inventory / small-business demo

Stock and sales tracked in someone’s head, or not at all.

  1. 1Add stock
  2. 2Record a sale
  3. 3See the low-stock alert
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From the workshop

The materials we print in.

Eight materials, each chosen for a different job — hover any one for what it's good for. Prices and lead times live on the 3D printing page.

  • Spools of 3D printing filament in many colours on a workshop rackFDMPLAPolylactic acidThe everyday workhorse. Crisp detail, the widest colour range, and the cheapest way to get a real part in your hand.
  • Purple and red filament spools beside the parts printed from themFDMPETGGlycol-modified polyesterTougher than PLA and it shrugs off water, sun and mild chemicals. Our default for anything that lives outdoors.
  • A small black ABS-printed boat model held in a handFDMABSAcrylonitrile butadiene styreneImpact-resistant and comfortable in the heat. Enclosures, brackets, housings — anything that takes a knock.
  • A flexible black part printed in TPU filament, flexed between fingersFDMTPUThermoplastic polyurethaneRubber-like: it bends, compresses and springs back. Gaskets, grips, phone cases, protective feet.
  • Machined and 3D-printed motor components in a cutaway assemblyFDMNylonPolyamide (PA)Engineering-grade — low friction and a long fatigue life. Gears, hinges, clips and moving mechanisms.
  • Finely detailed grey resin-printed drill-bit modelsSLAStandard resinUV-cured photopolymerCured layer by layer in light, holding detail no filament can reach. Miniatures, fit models, master patterns.
  • Cast metal jewellery pieces displayed on standsSLACastable resinBurnout photopolymerBurns out clean for lost-wax casting, so a printed pattern becomes a metal part. Jewellery and fine detail work.
  • A model boat printed in wood-fibre filament with a visible grainFDMWood-fillWood-fibre PLA compositeReal wood fibre blended into PLA. It sands, stains and smells like timber — made for display pieces and signage.

Photography under CC BY: pestoverde · Creative Tools · Oak Ridge National Laboratory · NASA Goddard / James Webb Space Telescope · #3DBenchy / CT3D.xyz

Before Maeker

What our founders shipped first.

Nicholas has shipped mobile applications for clients prior to founding Maeker Technologies.

Screenshots and named case studies go here once past-client permission is confirmed — until then, nothing is shown that can't be verified. Any work shown here will be clearly labelled “Built by Nicholas before founding Maeker — client name withheld” unless the client agrees to be named.

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