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For 3D-printing makers and small online sellers

Build a DIY 360° photo lazy susan for your product listings.

Print the parts, flash the firmware, and use the free Roveltia app to test movement and prove your build works. Then unlock Capture for clean, repeatable 360s and product photos for your listings.

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Pricing

Start free. Upgrade only when you want automated capture.

Start free on MakerWorld, then unlock Capture in the app when you want clean, repeatable product-photo workflows.

Free Build

Free

For makers who want to build, test, and validate the setup

Printable files, firmware, and free app access to connect, test movement, and preview that your build works.

Start Free on MakerWorld

Roveltia Developer

€129

For ESP32 and firmware tinkerers

Full C++ firmware source for the Roveltia ESP32 stack.

Get Developer · €129

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Detailed tier comparison

Feature breakdown by tier.

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Roveltia Free Build, Roveltia Capture, Roveltia Developer
Free Build Roveltia Capture Roveltia Developer
Printable files ✓ ✓ -
Ready-to-flash firmware ✓ ✓ -
Connect and test the build ✓ ✓ -
Manual Bluetooth control ✓ ✓ -
360 workflow preview Limited ✓ -
Clean 360 exports Limited ✓ -
Clean product shots Limited ✓ -
360° video auto-stop - ✓ -
Home / set zero - ✓ -
Settle delay / auto return - ✓ -
Presets / workflow controls - ✓ -
Acceleration profiles - ✓ -
Firmware source code - - ✓

Companion app

Control, capture, export

Built and tested, with Android and iOS store listings being prepared.

  • Free lets you connect, test movement, and preview that your build works
  • Free users can validate the setup before paying for the workflow
  • Capture unlocks clean 360 exports for product listings
  • Capture unlocks hands-free 360 video and repeatable workflow controls
  • Presets and tuning controls help makers produce more consistent listing media

Capture workflow

From build to export

Print it, flash it, connect, and shoot.

  1. Print the parts, build the turntable, and flash the firmware

  2. Connect the free companion app over Bluetooth

  3. Use the free controls and preview flow to verify your build, then unlock Capture in the app for clean, repeatable shooting

  4. Choose your mode and set frames, RPM, and settle delay

  5. Run the sequence and export consistent photos or video for your listings

Build requirements

What you'll need

You print the parts and source the electronics. Roveltia provides the files and firmware.

Printer

Desktop FDM, ~180 × 180 mm bed

Electronics

ESP32, stepper motor, and driver, sourced from the BOM

Build

Basic wiring, threaded inserts, firmware flash

Skill level

Comfortable with 3D printing and DIY electronics

Control

Bluetooth LE from your phone, no cloud

FAQ

Common questions

Build, firmware, and checkout.

Why pay if Roveltia is free to build?

The build files are free so you can print, assemble, and verify the setup. Capture is optional and pays for the workflow layer inside the app: clean exports, repeatable captures, and less manual work.

Why Roveltia instead of a cheap display turntable?

Cheap display turntables usually spin continuously. Roveltia is built for repeatable product-photo workflows: indexed frame capture, step movement, settle delay, auto return, presets, and Bluetooth control.

Which tier should I get?

Start by building the free hardware. If you want automated product photos, unlock Capture via the companion app. Developer is for ESP32 firmware work.

Should I buy on the website or in the app?

Capture (€24.99) is an in-app purchase in the Roveltia app. Roveltia Developer (€129) is sold on this website through Lemon Squeezy. They are separate purchases.

I bought Developer on the website. How do I get my files?

Check your Lemon Squeezy receipt email for download links and delivery instructions. Keep that email for future access.

What exactly is free?

The free download includes the printable files, firmware, and free app support for connecting, testing movement, manual control, and previewing that your setup works.

What do I get with Capture?

Capture is the in-app workflow unlock. It enables clean exports, repeatable 360 photo workflows, hands-free 360 video, presets, and workflow controls for faster, more consistent listing media.

What is the output?

Capture can produce indexed still sequences, GIF/WebP exports, single-shot stepped photos, and 360° showcase video.

Can I use the app-driven capture workflow today?

Not yet through public app stores. The companion app is built and tested, with Android and iOS listings being prepared. Free use covers connection, manual control, movement testing, and previewing that your build works. Capture unlocks the clean, repeatable workflow when the app launches publicly.

Do I need Roveltia Developer?

Only if you want to edit the ESP32 firmware source.

What does the paid tier license include?

Paid tiers are for using Roveltia in your own photography workflow. Business photography use is included.

You can photograph products for your own business or clients. You cannot sell Roveltia hardware, kits, files, firmware, or modified versions. Full legal terms are in our Terms of Use.

Do you ship a turntable?

No. You print the parts and source the electronics yourself.

How do I flash the ESP32?

Connect over USB and follow the included flashing guide.

How does Roveltia Compress fit the product-photo toolkit?

Roveltia Compress is the free local batch-compression step after capture. Use it to resize and convert product photos or 360° frames to WebP, AVIF, JPEG, or PNG in your browser before uploading them to a store or marketplace.

Open Roveltia Compress batch image compressor.

Ready to build your own repeatable product-photo setup?

Start by downloading the free printable files and firmware on MakerWorld. Then connect the app to unlock the Capture workflow when you need faster, cleaner, and more consistent output.

  • Instant delivery of firmware and guides