The full desktop studio.
Build with six references, organize a visual direction board, generate up to four outputs, run edit tools, manage workspaces, and keep your ComfyUI folders clean.
See Mac version
DreamForge turns your ComfyUI setup into a focused creation studio. Build from references, direct the shot, choose prepared workflows, refine the result, and keep finished images organized across Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
Build with six references, organize a visual direction board, generate up to four outputs, run edit tools, manage workspaces, and keep your ComfyUI folders clean.
See Mac version
Connect to your ComfyUI server from Wi-Fi or Tailscale, import from Photos, capture references, generate from prepared workflows, and save results back to your library.
See iPhone & iPad version
DreamForge does not ask you to build node graphs every time you want an image. It routes prompts, references, sizes, model choices, and output handling through prepared workflows on the ComfyUI server you configure.
Write the core idea, attach references, choose a model and output size, then generate.
Use shot language, a reference board, saved prompts, or recipes to keep intent clear.
Upscale, enhance, remove backgrounds, reuse outputs as references, and export only when ready.
Use references, shot choices, prompts, saved recipes, and board sections to establish the image before generation.
DreamForge handles the model-specific workflow shape while your ComfyUI setup handles generation and provider calls.
Keep creations separate from references, send selected images into edit tools, group galleries, or share finished results.
The Mac version expands DreamForge into a desktop studio: a sidebar workflow, reference board, edit bench, app-owned image library, workspace switching, prompt history, saved recipes, and cleanup controls for ComfyUI input and output folders.
Open Mac pageThey share the same DreamForge idea: reference-driven image creation through a user-configured ComfyUI server. The Mac version is deeper and more desktop-native, while the iPhone and iPad version is built around mobile capture, Photos, Wi-Fi, and Tailscale workflows.
Yes. DreamForge is an interface for the ComfyUI server you configure. The apps send prompts, selected references, workflow choices, and generation requests to that server.
DreamForge ships with prepared workflows for supported models and tools, so the day-to-day app experience is model choice, references, prompt direction, and output review rather than manual graph wiring.
Start with Mac if you want the fullest studio surface and workspace organization. Start with iPhone or iPad if your main need is mobile generation, camera capture, Apple Photos import/export, or remote use through a private route.