Code App vs ComfyUInator

Code App is a MIT-licensed desktop-class code editor for iPadOS with built-in Node.js, Python, C, C++, PHP and Java runtime. We built it because there is nothing else on the App Store provides all these features in one app: * A robust, high-performance text editor (Monaco Editor from Visual Studio Code) * Autocomplete, static code analysis and other language features for Python & Java * First class local file system support * Extensive local language support * SSH / FTP remote connection support (Files and terminal) * Embedded emulated terminal * Git Version Control * Package manager support (pip and npm) * Markdown, themes, server-side snippet execution and more Read Code App's documentation: code.thebaselab.com See the project's source code, roadmap, discussion on GitHub: github.com/thebaselab/codeapp Send us an email: support@thebaselab.com Privacy Policy: thebaselab.com/privacypolicies Terms of Use (EULA): www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

The definitive client for ComfyUI. To use this app you need a ComfyUI installed and running on some server, of which you must know the IP or domain and port of installation. You must add that IP / domain and port in the configuration of this app, as well as the token in case ComfyUI is password protected on the server using the ComfyUI Login node. Then, you must save the JSON of the workflows you want to use from the application from ComfyUI and you must upload them in the document directory of this iOS application. From there you can load them in the workflows tab and use them to generate images from text prompts. Important: this application does not generate images by itself. It is a client to communicate with a server with a running ComfyUI instance.