A native app for Mac, iPhone and iPad that talks to the server you already run. One tap runs a template; the result arrives with a before/after slider you can drag.
Every result opens on the slider. Drag it, then export the comparison as a video.
This is the part to understand before you install it. Fluxwave does not generate anything and does not own a GPU. It sends a workflow to a ComfyUI server that belongs to you and shows you what comes back. If your server is off, Fluxwave does nothing at all.
Each one is a ComfyUI graph you would otherwise wire by hand, reduced to a single tap — and each only does what the models installed on your own server can do.
Not one web view stretched across five devices. On the Mac it is a document-shaped app with a proper library, drag-and-drop in and out, and the full window in use. On iPhone and iPad it is a touch app that respects the keyboard and the pencil. There are builds for Apple TV and Vision Pro too.
Free covers connecting your server, three basic templates and the on-device basics — enough to know whether it fits how you work. Premium adds the full template pack, batch processing, the 4K upscale, the model manager and the before/after export video. It is sold monthly, annually with a seven-day trial, or once as a Lifetime purchase; prices are shown in the app in your own currency.