A sketch, a voice, a track or a matchup. New ways to create and explore.
Comfy Companion
Native build 272 captures show real app controls with staged illustrative artwork. They do not establish measured generation output or processing speed. Available engines and results depend on your configured ComfyUI host.
Aftertone
This is an existing recorded original and Ironbeard conversion, with an original synthetic character voice. It is not live calling or live website processing. Processing time is not represented.
Original recording → Ironbeard
IOSAMP
Existing 20.4-second Simulator recording with arranged test audio and scripted two-finger gestures. The full recording preserves the complete portrait. This is not human-touch or physical-device performance evidence.
Recorded details · 0:12 + 0:15. Play the complete 20.4-second recording with sound.
The Edge
The Phoenix development previews were captured on 16 October 2026. They show actual app UI modules rendered in a browser with synthetic local data. The probabilities, market comparison, play-coin balances and performance record are illustrative, not live predictions, current odds, a real account or verified model performance. Native water, audio, haptics and cinematic reveals are not demonstrated by these stills. Predictions can be wrong. Play coins have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn. 17+.
Image studio
The source sketch and color interpretation come from a recorded native Line-art development run in build 244. The recorded prompt is “Digital coloration, vibrant render”. These are existing recorded outputs, not live website generation, proof of exact prompt compliance, or a claim about release-device support. Final identity and supported devices remain pending.
iPhone + iPad · Your ComfyUI host
Your ComfyUI host. In hand.
Captured app controls · Illustrative artwork
Begin with a sketch, prompt or reference in your configured host workflow.
Original captured app controls
Pick a style, edit the prompt and adjust Change from Touch to Fresh.
Original captured app controls
Change the prompt or add a reference to guide another interpretation.
Original captured app controls
Real app controls with staged artwork, not measured generated output or processing speed. Models and results depend on your configured ComfyUI host.
Captured Motion setup · Illustrative artwork
Choose keyframes, duration and output settings for a shot on your configured host.
Guide the subject, place or visual look with images. First and last frame anchors are separate.
Assign audio to a subject and place the spoken line in time. This captured setup uses “We found it.”
Native build 272 setup screens, not completed motion output. Engines and results depend on your configured ComfyUI host.
Develop a sketch, prompt or reference through your own ComfyUI host. Motion Studio brings frame anchors, reference roles and voice timing into the shot setup.
For creators with a compatible ComfyUI host. Your installed models and hardware determine the available tools.
Who it’s for
For developing sketches and planning scenes through your own ComfyUI host.
Start with a sketch, prompt or reference. Generate, edit and refine through the image engines installed on your host.
Bring frames, visual references, audio and duration together in Motion Studio. Available video tools depend on your configured engines and compatible hardware.
Keep projects, cast and world assets, shots and preferred takes together in the Director workspace.
Release details pending
Store access, pricing and release dates will be added when confirmed.
Captured setup controls · Illustrative artwork.
Frames, references, audio and duration. These screens show setup, not a completed film.
The captures show real app controls with staged illustrative artwork. They do not establish measured generation output or processing speed. Available engines and results depend on your configured ComfyUI host.
iPhone · On-device models
Record. Write. Change the voice.
Recorded samples
Recorded comparison
THE WRITTEN SENTENCE
“Please leave the package by the kitchen door. I will call you after lunch.”
The same written sentence, spoken in the selected voice. These are recorded outputs, not live generation.
Recorded development outputs. All four voices are original synthetic characters. Processing time is not represented.
Use a recording for voice conversion, or start with a written line for speech. Listen to the selected result before sharing from the app.
For character-voice recordings on iPhone. Models run on your device in an offline workflow; downloads and device requirements vary by feature.
Who it’s for
For turning a recording or a written line into a character voice.
Record or import audio, choose a reference voice, then compare the conversion with your original and share the result.
Type a line and choose a reference voice. A separate on-device engine creates speech you can listen to and share.
Release details pending
Store access, pricing and release dates will be added when confirmed.
Recorded development outputs · Original synthetic character voice. Processing time is not represented.
Original recording → Ironbeard
Captured development interface. Delivery direction is experimental and results are not guaranteed.
View the full app screenThe recording, converted voices, and text-to-speech samples are actual development outputs. The full audition features four original synthetic character voices. Processing time is not represented. Delivery-direction controls in the development interface remain experimental.
iPhone + iPad · Audio + touch
Play music. Shape its world.
Touch Reactor’s renderer responds to scripted gestures in this recording.
20.4-second Simulator recording · Arranged test audio and scripted two-finger gestures. The initial preview is a framed detail; requested playback preserves the complete original portrait. This recording does not establish human-touch or physical-device performance.
Liquid metal moves in this silent full-app recording.
Silent development recording · Motion, not audio synchronization. This full-app Simulator capture does not establish physical-device performance.
Recorded app audio analysis drives this world, paired with the original test sound.
Development renderer replay · Original test-track audio. The app’s audio engine analyzed the track; the recorded analysis and matching sound are replayed offline. The test includes quiet passages. This is not a full-app or phone-performance recording.
Shape a visual world with touch, palettes and presets. The separate silent liquid-metal recording offers another material to explore.
For exploring a track visually. Use imported music, your microphone or compatible app audio with your broadcast consent; protected playback may be silent.
Who it’s for
For exploring music through visual worlds you can shape with touch.
Explore liquid light, particles, fractals and other worlds driven by the music’s energy.
Tap, drag and gesture through touch-reactive visualizers. Each world gives your fingers a different kind of influence.
Choose palettes and presets, then explore visual controls for the track and the moment.
Release details pending
Store access, pricing and release dates will be added when confirmed.
Silent development recording. It shows motion, not audio synchronization. This full-app Simulator capture does not establish physical-device performance.
Touch Reactor is an existing Simulator development recording with arranged test audio and scripted two-finger gestures. It demonstrates the app renderer and recording pipeline, not human touch or physical-device performance. A separate offline replay uses recorded app audio analysis and the matching original test track; a silent full-app capture shows liquid-metal motion.
Singles tennis · iPhone
Make the call. Know the context.
THE EDGE / The call
See the prediction, the case for it and the strongest counterpoint. Compare the model with the market, then inspect where the call comes from.
LOCK, LEAN, COIN FLIP or NO CALL. The app makes room for uncertainty.
Development UI · Illustrative data
Development UI · Illustrative data
THE EDGE / Cashflow
Your play-coin bankroll becomes a tactile part of the app. Open Cashflow to see what is available, what is in play and how the balance changed.
Coins added stay separate from wager profit and loss. Play coins have no cash value.
Development UI · Illustrative data
Development UI · Illustrative data
THE EDGE / Record
Revisit your picks, explore your performance and inspect the model record. Calling skill has its own space, separate from the play-coin bankroll.
Sample sizes, time windows and uncertainty sit beside the numbers. Small samples are labelled.
Development UI · Illustrative data
Development UI · Illustrative data
The Phoenix development previews were captured on 16 October 2026. They show actual app UI modules rendered in a browser with synthetic local data. The probabilities, market comparison, play-coin balances and performance record are illustrative, not live predictions, current odds, a real account or verified model performance. Native water, audio, haptics and cinematic reveals are not demonstrated by these stills. Predictions can be wrong. Play coins have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn. 17+.
Follow your play-coin activity in Cashflow, then open Record to review your calls. Calling skill and the coin balance stay in separate views.
For singles-tennis followers. Predictions can be wrong. Play coins have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn. 17+.
Who it’s for
For tennis followers who want an expressive way to explore predictions and track their calls.
Read the predicted outcome, reasoning and counterpoint. Compare the model with the market and inspect the source context. LOCK, LEAN, COIN FLIP and NO CALL describe different situations.
Cashflow separates available coins, coins in play and the total. Inspect transaction history and wager performance; coins added are kept separate from profit and loss.
Explore Picks, Performance and Model. Review your calls with sample sizes, time windows and uncertainty, separately from your bankroll.
Today and Live bring the board, scores and match context together. Club houses personalization, the Field Guide and progression.
Release details pending
Store access, pricing and release dates will be added when confirmed.
Explore the verdict, Cashflow and Record in the Experience view.
The Phoenix development previews were captured on 16 October 2026. They show actual app UI modules rendered in a browser with synthetic local data. The probabilities, market comparison, play-coin balances and performance record are illustrative, not live predictions, current odds, a real account or verified model performance. Native water, audio, haptics and cinematic reveals are not demonstrated by these stills. Predictions can be wrong. Play coins have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn. 17+.
Explore the current interfaceThe Phoenix development previews were captured on 16 October 2026. They show actual app UI modules rendered in a browser with synthetic local data. The probabilities, market comparison, play-coin balances and performance record are illustrative, not live predictions, current odds, a real account or verified model performance. Native water, audio, haptics and cinematic reveals are not demonstrated by these stills. Predictions can be wrong. Play coins have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn. 17+.
On-device image tools · New name coming
Sketch. Compose. Create on device.
From drawing to color.
Recorded on-device · Line-art run · Build 244
Digital coloration, vibrant render
Recorded on-device · Line-art development run · Build 244
From drawing to photograph.
Recorded on-device · Realify run · Build 244
transform the image to realistic photograph
Recorded on-device · Realify development run · Build 244
Two references. One composition.
Recorded on-device composition · Development example
Two red foxes sitting close together in a snowy forest clearing, one slightly in front of the other, natural winter light, realistic shadows.
Native canvas benchmark · Fox + mirrored fox reference · Build 252
Recorded native benchmark using a fox reference and its mirrored version, with a generated scene and placed subjects. Existing output, not live generation or a filmed current-interface workflow; it does not establish generalized prompt compliance, identity preservation, processing speed or release-device support.
Written scene. Recorded image.
Recorded on-device text-to-image run · Earlier build 189
Text-to-image development run · No sketch or reference input
RECORDED PROMPT
an eye-level candid shot of a man in a worn leather jacket leaning on a lowrider at a neon-lit gas station at night, palm trees and hills behind, wet asphalt reflections
Color and Photo reinterpret one sketch in build 244. Canvas is a separate build-252 native benchmark using a fox reference and its mirrored version, with a generated scene and placed subjects. It is not a filmed current-interface workflow or proof of generalized prompt compliance, identity preservation or processing speed. From words is an earlier build-189 run. Existing outputs, not live generation. Final name and release-device support remain pending.
Reinterpret a drawing in color or as a photograph, arrange references into a composition, or begin with a written scene. The image models run locally.
For making images from drawings, references or words with local models. Final identity and device support are pending.
Who it’s for
For developing drawings and reimagining images with local models.
Use a sketch as a starting point for generation and editing, then explore another creative direction.
Arrange reference images into a composition, then explore a new result with local models.
Describe the image you want to make and develop it with models running on your device.
New identity in development
Store access, pricing and release dates will be added when confirmed.
Recorded on-device interpretation · Build 244.
Line-art development run · Recorded prompt: “Digital coloration, vibrant render”. Existing native output, not live website generation. Final name and release-device support remain pending.
Later development interface. Previous KreaPocket name.
Actual on-device output · Earlier development build
THE STARTING PROMPT
A confident fashion model in a neon-lit downtown street at night, polished editorial portrait photography, realistic skin texture.
Generated locally with the Famegrid style in a development build. This output comes from an earlier build than the current interface preview; it is not a recording of the current workflow.
The sketch and two interpretations come from recorded native development runs in build 244. Both receipts identify the same input sketch; the Line-art and Realify runs use different models and recorded prompts. Canvas shows a separate build-252 native benchmark using a fox reference and its mirrored version, with a generated scene and placed subjects. Its complete result is existing output, not a filmed current-interface workflow, proof of generalized prompt compliance, identity preservation, processing speed or release-device support. A separate prompt-first image comes from an earlier build-189 run without a sketch or reference input. These are existing recorded outputs, not live website generation or a claim about release-device support. The earlier Famegrid portrait remains separate evidence. The interface still shows KreaPocket; the final identity is being developed.
