Development preview · November 2, 2026

From shop orders
to production.

Ordo is a local workstation application being developed by Christopher Mills and initially tested with MillsSupply. It organizes Etsy orders, listing information, and 3D-print production in one interface.

Ordo is not available for public signup. Direct Etsy application approval is pending. The current Make connection is paused because its credits are exhausted. Future access for other shops requires the applicable Etsy approval.

Current workflows

Order management

View paid, unfulfilled orders; organize production priority; retain category and print history; distinguish printing from Etsy fulfillment.

Listing management

Browse category-filtered listings. Prepare title, description, variation-price and photo changes, including photo order. Connected saves check ownership and existing data before writing, then verify the returned result.

Production planning

Prepare models at purchased sizes, arrange compatible parts on a shared plate, and track printer progress. Printer operations are separate from Etsy checkout and shipment status.

Development boundaries

Model generation and listing-design assistance exist in the development build. Their use of Etsy-sourced content needs clarification before inclusion in a public offering. They are not represented here as approved by Etsy.

Etsy connection

Ordo has an OAuth authorization-code implementation with PKCE and token refresh. Approved app credentials and a registered HTTPS callback are still required. The direct connection currently reads orders; the listing write transport must be completed and tested before replacing Make.

Access and pricing

The current installation serves one owner and one shop. Multi-shop accounts, isolation, onboarding, deletion controls and customer terms acceptance are not yet available. No public pricing is offered; any future charges for production features require review against Etsy’s API terms.

For reviewers

This page contains no private shop data and grants no access to the workstation. Contact the developer for a supervised demonstration. No API keys, authorization tokens or remote-control links are included.