Version control
for the geometry
you ship.
The free diff engine you used is the foundation. Premium adds versioned snapshots, branches, team review and an immutable history, built specifically for STL and 3D-print workflows. No CAD lock-in. No Git command line.
Side-by-side viewports, layered overlays, volumetric stats - the same engine you tried, now wired to a full project tree.
Built on the same browser-first engine. Your geometry still never gets parsed on someone else's server unless you say so.
Scrub through every commit.
A visual timeline that morphs your geometry from revision to revision. Spot when a fillet was added, when a hole was lost, exactly which commit broke clearance.
Fork without fear.
Branch from any commit, experiment on a variant, then merge cleanly back. Conflicts resolve geometrically (overlap, union, replace), not by line numbers.
Private repos, your keys.
End-to-end encrypted projects. Server only ever sees ciphertext blobs - even we can't open your assemblies.
Team access, scoped.
Per-branch permissions. Viewers can scrub; reviewers can comment; owners can merge.
Drop-in REST API.
POST two meshes, get back a structured diff: triangles, volume delta, watertight changes, thinnest wall. Webhooks fire on every commit so your pipeline reacts in real time.
N-way comparison.
Compare 3, 4, or a dozen revisions side by side. Find the one with the right wall thickness in seconds.
CLI & CI hooks.
stldiff push from your terminal. Fail a CI job when geometry drifts beyond tolerance. Just like the code review your team already does.
Will the free version stay free?
How is this different from putting STLs in Git LFS?
What if I don't want my files on your server at all?
Which CAD packages can push to STL Diff?
When does Premium open?
Be on the list before geometry has commit messages.
One email, one message when Premium opens. No newsletter, no drip campaign, just the launch ping.