ELEGOO Matrix App Adds One-Click Remote Printing: Start a Print From Your Phone, No Slicing Needed

ELEGOO Matrix Just Got a One-Tap Print Button

ELEGOO has pushed a notable update to its Matrix mobile app, and the headline feature is One-Click Remote Printing. As the company puts it, the update lets users go 'from discovering a model to starting a print directly from their smartphone' — in some cases without even slicing first. For anyone who has ever queued a print from the couch instead of walking over to the machine, that's the workflow the feature is built for.

What One-Click Remote Printing Actually Does

The Matrix app is ELEGOO's control center for its printers, and it works across both resin (SLA/DLP) and FDM hardware. With the new remote-printing path, a paired, online printer can start a job from the app without you touching the machine. Once a printer is paired and online, you can also:

• Remotely start, pause, or stop print jobs.
• Tweak settings on the fly — layer height, exposure time, and other key parameters.
• Watch real-time progress, remaining time, and printer status.
• Get notified if something goes wrong or a job is interrupted, so you can fix it faster.

ELEGOO has also highlighted that, for certain flows, you can send a print without running a separate slicer step — a clear nod toward casual users who just want a model made.

One Account, Many Printers

The app is designed with scale in mind. A single account can manage multiple devices in batch, view a detailed print history, and pull analytics to refine a workflow over time. Registration and login are recommended to unlock the full feature set, including print-history syncing across devices.

Where to Get It

Matrix is available on both major app stores: the iOS App Store and Google Play. It joins a growing list of first-party mobile tools from printer makers who are betting that phone-first control is how most people actually want to run a machine.

Why It Matters

Remote printing isn't new, but bundling discovery, slicing, and starting into one tap lowers the barrier for newcomers and tightens the loop for power users running several ELEGOO machines. As desktop 3D printing pushes further into homes and classrooms, the app — not the LCD on the printer — is becoming the real control surface. ELEGOO's move mirrors a broader industry shift toward ecosystem apps that keep users inside one brand's world from model to finished part.