Didiga

Didiga has grown from an AI 3D printing demo into a working consumer creation flow. What is new: - Upload a recognizable photo and the app builds a 2D concept, then sculpts it into a rotatable 3D model in the browser. - The preview is not decorative: users can rotate, zoom, resize, choose single-color or auto-painted output, pick material colors, add custom notes, and see pricing before ordering. - It is now a portfolio, not a single landing page: personalized figurines, fantasy/anime miniatures, playthings, DIY painting kits, custom fabrication requests, and a community gallery all have their own entry points. - The fun part is still physical: our team reviews and touches up designs, prints them, hand-finishes them, and ships the finished object. What is working end to end: - Photo or image upload -> AI design draft -> 3D model -> size, color, and quantity controls -> cart or Buy Now -> checkout. - Checkout includes order summary, address and tax handling, promo codes, and payment through Stripe. - Community gallery and publishing flows are in place so finished ideas can inspire the next visitor. - Custom request flow supports text specs and reference images for use cases beyond the self-serve creator. - Fulfillment copy is clearer: durable PLA and wood-filled PLA, designer review, hand finishing, and a typical 4-10 day production and shipping window. The goal is simple: make custom 3D printing feel less like CAD work and more like sending a photo, shaping the result, and getting a real object back.