StitchSitter stays in the USB socket your machine already has. Your designs go to it over Wi-Fi, from wherever you happen to be standing. The machine reads it as the memory stick it has always read.
Eight things you stop doing, and what you do instead.
The walk to the machine goes away. Whatever is already in your hand sends the design, and there is nothing to install on it first.
If your designs live in folders on a computer, leave them there. The dongle appears as a drive, so you drag one across and carry on.
Send a design once and it reaches all of your machines together. Nobody walks the room, and no machine ends up on last week's version.
A hall, a show, a barn at the end of a lane. The dongle makes a network of its own, so your phone still reaches the machine.
The costly mistake is not the walk. It is the right machine stitching the wrong file onto a finished garment. Show it one design and that cannot happen.
Machines do not tell you when a file is in the wrong folder or the wrong format. They just show nothing. The dongle follows your machine's rules for you.
See the artwork, the colours and the finished size while the file is still on your phone. Catch the wrong one before any thread is used.
Once you own three, the question is no longer how to send, it is which one you are sending to. Give each a colour and answer it across the room.
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