BeeGraphy is a cloud-based platform for parametric 2D/3D modeling, product customization, and automated production.
It includes:
– BeeGraphy Editor
– BeeGraphy Configurator
– BeeGraphy Marketplace
– API & integrations
BeeGraphy is for designers, manufacturers, developers, educators, and end customers who need to model, configure, or produce custom 3D products in a streamlined, browser-based environment.
BeeGraphy is fully browser-based. No installation or downloads are required — everything works online, on any device with internet access.
BeeGraphy Editor is a node-based, parametric modeling tool that runs entirely in the browser.
It allows you to build fully customizable 2D and 3D models with real-time logic and export capabilities.
You can export your models in STEP, IGES, STL, OBJ, DXF, and G-code - the most widely supported formats, making your files compatible with 3D printing, CNC machining, and laser-cutting workflows. Plus you can export data in TXT, XLSX, and PDF formats.
Yes. Team collaboration is supported within shared workspaces. You can co-edit models and assign different roles to collaborators.
Go to www.beegraphy.com and click “Sign Up.” Enter your email, create a password, confirm your email, and you’re ready to go.
The BeeGraphy Editor is completely free — we believe the design process should stay accessible.
We make money through:
We only charge when value is created — not for the act of designing.
Yes. While advanced modeling uses node logic, many templates and configurators are beginner-friendly. BeeGraphy also offers tutorials for quick learning.
Create your parametric model in the BeeGraphy Editor, set customizable parameters and export formats, define pricing and license type, and publish it to the BeeGraphy Market. Once published, your model becomes available to customers worldwide.
BeeGraphy currently supports the following Creative Commons licenses:
Yes. You can monitor views, downloads, sales, and revenue directly from your dashboard for each published model.
It is an embeddable tool that allows end-users to customize models in real-time on your website.
Customers can change dimensions, shapes, materials, and more — and place an order directly from the configurator.
Yes. You can embed the configurator using an iframe or through API-based integration.
It works with Shopify, Tilda, Webflow, WordPress, and custom platforms.
Customers can customize size (height, width, depth), form, color, materials, textures, engraving text, holes, and more — depending on what the model’s logic allows.
Absolutely. Designers define which parameters are visible and editable — you can apply min/max limits, presets, and conditional logic.
BeeGraphy API allows you to integrate configurators, automate model parameterization, generate production files (STL, DXF, STEP), and receive orders directly into your CRM or ERP system.
After creating an account, visit the “API & Integration” section in your dashboard. From there, you can generate an API key and access the full documentation with usage examples.
Yes. Webhooks can notify your system of new orders, file generation events, or configuration changes in real time.
BeeGraphy automatically generates STL, DXF, STEP, PDF, and JSON files based on the customer’s configuration. These files are ready for manufacturing through 3D printing, CNC, or laser cutting.
Yes. In the dashboard, you can assign orders manually to local production partners or set up automated routing based on product type, region, or technology.
No. BeeGraphy generates neutral production files (STL, DXF, STEP), which you can process in your preferred CAM or slicer software to produce G-code for your specific machine.
Yes. With production licensing, routing tools, and file automation, BeeGraphy supports scalable, parameter-driven manufacturing workflows.
BeeGraphy supports Stripe, PayPal, and local payment gateways like YooMoney/ЮKassa. Integration with custom payment systems is possible through API.
Yes. Customers can configure a product online, choose a production partner, pay for manufacturing, and receive the final physical product by delivery.
Yes. You can sell models for download, or integrate logistics and production partners to fulfill physical product orders.
Models are encrypted on the server. Access is restricted, and every download is tracked. Licenses and terms of use are enforced through platform logic.
Yes. BeeGraphy encrypts model logic and disables unauthorized exports or downloads. All licensing and sharing is managed securely.
Yes. BeeGraphy provides video tutorials, technical documentation. Also you can find tutorials from third parties on Youtube.
You can reach out via email at support@beegraphy.com, via the chatbot, or join the BeeGraphy Discord community for faster communication and peer assistance.
For help and updates join our official Discord community, or contact us via the chatbot or support@beegraphy.com.
Plugins are custom blocks (nodes) or extensions that enhance the functionality of BeeGraphy Editor. They allow developers to create reusable logic, geometry generators, or API-powered tools.
Yes. BeeGraphy supports custom plugin development in JavaScript. You can upload your plugins, test them in your workspace, and use them in your models.
Yes. Advanced plugins can be written in JavaScript and communicate with external APIs or data sources, including live product data or pricing.
Absolutely. BeeGraphy EDU provides free access for schools, colleges, and universities to teach parametric modeling, digital production, and STEAM skills using a browser-based interface.
Yes. Educational institutions can use BeeGraphy free of charge for non-commercial purposes such as lessons, workshops, design classes, and competitions.
Topics include 2D/3D parametric modeling, geometric logic, algorithmic design, product prototyping, CAD/CAM basics, and manufacturing workflows.
The EDU version includes full access to the Editor, model export, tutorials, pre-made lessons, and educator support. No installation required — just a browser.
Yes. BeeGraphy supports team collaboration. You can invite others to edit models, configure dashboards, or manage sales within your workspace.
Roles include: Owner, Admin, Designer, Operator, Viewer. Each role comes with different levels of access and control over models, orders, and system settings.
Yes. Workspace admins can assign roles, limit editing or viewing rights for each model or dashboard section, and manage collaborators individually.
Yes. BeeGraphy tracks model edits, role changes, and system activity within shared workspaces to help teams collaborate transparently.