This made seem out of left field given my previous projects, but I’ve created an iOS app for sexual health tracking.
It is meant to be fun, and engaging for a topic typically shunned, helping you see patterns in your desire and activities.
TestFlight open to first 100
kairossexualhealth.com
A couple new features added, you can now import workflows, marking which node is an input, then send to ComfyUI from my UI. Very useful, and automatically imports and saves prompt info with the image, allowing quick pre fill and review.
Also created a slideshow mode
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That said, I’m old school, and prefer coding myself, but I’m already doing that elsewhere. This allows me to play around with new concepts, and make stuff on the side I wouldn’t have time to otherwise.
Bonus is it has a Nix flake, so fellow NixOS users rejoice in simple deployment, fully featured
This was heavily vibe coded, but something I’ve learned from playing with AI recently, is sometimes for simple little apps like this, that’s the way to go. I wouldn’t have made it otherwise, and if you’re detailed, it’ll code what you would have anyway. Done right, AI coding shouldn’t be seen as bad
Previously I was using Open WebUI, as it integrates, and it’s fine, technically works, but images are part of chat threads, and require a LLM model to also be running, which can eat VRAM. There’s no easy way to have a gallery to see it all, so I built one. It’s a local node serv but can be proxied
The goal was to have a friendly UI to organize, view, and generate images via ComfyUI, this on its own does not do much (or anything really).
I wanted to be able to open my phone, kick off a gen, and view it later, in one place, and organize what was created.
ComfyUI is very powerful, and the workflow system is great, but to then use the workflow sucks.
There are some other projects out there that do some of the things this does, and they are likely better, but I wanted something exactly the way I viewed interfacing with the app
I’ve created a new app, a web page to manage your ComfyUI from a more user friendly interface.
Key Features:
- View ComfyUI outputs
- Rate and Favorite
- Gallery view with detail page and navigation
- Run workflows via API export
- Edit values of workflows in UI
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The benefits of my tool are already happening. My daughter loves blues clues, but it’s hard to find all of them in one place. I was able to spin up a plugin for archive.org and now I can shoot urls for archives right to it and it’ll pull all the files. I love how expandable I made this system
Seems like that’s the case, for now I’ve just got the tool downloading the video and audio, this app runs in docker containers so I’d have to setup the environment, and aspire has been giving me trouble doing so. Then, a tiny app on the host finds the two parts and merges them, temp fix
I’ve been playing around with that. Interesting thing is with .net aspire I can take the background task and convert it to use a dockerfile, that builds fine. But if I use the app host it will not build. It sees the file, but bugs out accessing the dependency projects. Might be a bug with aspire
Essentially I have a plugin that I’d like to use it in, and since it’s in a plugin I can’t setup the environment to install the library and dependencies. Might just be out of luck though, or need to change my structure a bit
Anybody know a way to use ffmpeg from a dotnet project without having it installed on the host? Seems the only way to use it is installed on the host and then invoked via the system
I’ve put the core app in a repo, on its own it won’t download anything and will need plugins created to handle urls. Feel free to take a look and ask if you have any questions github.com/pauljoda/The...
Dotnet containers and all the bits of this are not new, but being able to orchestrate it and pull everything together simply, and make running locally for dev simple is really well done in aspire
I love how aspire lets you define a db, and it’ll create it in a container and share the connection string to all other containers consuming it automatically. This lets me move the app anywhere I need it, just spin up a new docker instance
Then, a download worker project checks the database, and sees if there’s a registered handler for that website. Handlers are added via dotnets plugin ability so you can develop a plugin, and drop the dll to a directory. Lets me keep things separate and if I ever release the code people can expand it
First component is a webapi, bound to local host but using a reverse proxy to give me a public endpoint with certs. The api simply has a post endpoint for urls so I can post from my phone using the shortcuts app on iOS. This puts the url in a database for the rest of the suite
I’ve been playing around with .net aspire, and it’s been really fun. My current project is a tool to scrape data and archive it locally. Being able to configure each service from an orchestrator, and then deploy to docker compose has been great. I’ll detail the app in this thread
If you’re interested, all my mods are open source. Anybody to contribute gets added to the reward shares on all places posted
github.com/pauljoda
To explain a bit on why I haven’t been able to mod much these last few years, I’ve been lucky enough to become the Chief Information Officer for a major state agency, I’ve also had a child so between those two alone I have very little free time. 10 years ago I could mod all day, not so much anymore
Seeing so many mod developers here is encouraging, makes me want to get back into it and update my stuff
I will be giving updates on my mods here from now on.
While I may not be able to spend much time working on the mods, I do take cracks at it in my spare time.
