Download and install
Choose an available signed installer for that computer and install it.
Download → Install → OpenDownload
RocketPrint Station is a small desktop app. Authorize it once from your browser — no password is typed into the app — and it reports every printer that computer can already see. It keeps one connection open to us so print jobs can reach it.
Builds
Every version works the same way and reports printers the same way. What differs is how each operating system handles printing.
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Linux distribution is not available for self-service installation yet.
Install
Choose an available signed installer for that computer and install it.
Download → Install → OpenChoose Connect in Station. Your browser opens signup or sign-in, then asks you to approve the matching code and choose the account for this computer.
Connect → Browser approvalIt reports every printer that computer can see, and checks again whenever it reconnects and periodically after that. Each printer gets an ID that never changes.
Console → PrintersThe app keeps running in the menu bar or system tray. Set it to open at login so a computer that restarts comes back on its own.
What it does on that computer
The full model is on the security page.
Troubleshooting
If that computer cannot print to it, neither can we. Print a test page from the computer itself first. If that works and the printer still is not listed, restart the app to make it check again.
Check that the computer is awake and that normal outgoing HTTPS is allowed. The app reconnects on its own, and anything unexpired queued jobs print once it does.
Label printing on Windows goes straight to the print spooler and is unaffected. PDFs and text use Station’s built-in renderer. Confirm the driver, paper size, and orientation in printer setup, then send a PDF test.
The printer is connected but paused, or that computer cannot reach it. Open the job and read its failure reason — it carries the exact error the print system gave.
Questions
Any computer that stays on and can already print to the printers you care about — a supported Mac or Windows computer at the pack bench. One copy of the app can serve every printer that computer can see.
No. One computer reports every printer it can see. You only need a second one for printers that a different computer reaches, usually at another location.
Only to install it, the same as any other desktop app. After that it runs as a normal user and prints through the printers that user can already reach.
The download catalog only offers signed installers. Availability is shown separately for each platform. Windows distribution waits for signing approval; Linux is not yet available for self-service installation.
Quit RocketPrint Station and remove it like any other app — drag it out of Applications on macOS, use the uninstaller on Windows, delete the AppImage on Linux. Its printers show as offline in your account and can be deleted there, and you can cancel anything still queued for them.
Next step
Open Setup & print to choose settings and send a real cloud test or PDF.