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Joined May 2026

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  • VoiceStudioLocal voice cloning, dubbing, transcription, and audiobooks. Windows/Linux x64 and Apple Silicon macOS.
  • OrangeOrange is a minimalist, dynamic web frontend wrapper around ComfyUI.
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@saintbrodie·20d

VoiceStudio is now on Pinokio

Just added a Pinokio launcher for VoiceStudio, an open-source AI voice studio that runs locally on your computer. You can use it to: Clone voices from recordings and generate new speech. Design voices and turn text into spoken audio. Dub videos with speech timed to the footage. Transcribe recordings and identify different speakers. Create audiobooks and narration, with batch processing for larger projects. Connect other tools through its local API and MCP server. It supports multiple speech and transcription engines, with availability depending on your hardware and installed models. I’m not af

VoiceStudiosaintbrodie/VoiceStudio-Pinokio
@saintbrodie·26d

Orange 1.0: ComfyUI for People Who Don't Want to Use ComfyUI

A little while ago I posted about Orange, a frontend I built for turning ComfyUI workflows into simple tools. The idea is still the same: You build the complicated workflow in ComfyUI. Everybody else gets a simple app. Since the first post, most of my work has been making Orange easier to actually install, configure, and live with. Now I'm calling it Orange v1.0.0. Pinokio is now the easy way to install it The Pinokio launcher has changed quite a bit. You can install: Orange + ComfyUI A complete managed local setup. or: Orange Only For people already running ComfyUI through Stability Matrix, a

Orangesaintbrodie/orange-pinokio
#comfyui#generative-ai#image-generation#local-ai#open-source#pinokio#self-hosted#workflow-automation
@saintbrodie·1mo ago

Orange: Because Your Mom Shouldn’t Have to Learn ComfyUI

I’ve been working on Orange, a simple frontend for ComfyUI workflows. The idea came from a pretty basic problem: What if you wanted to let your mom use your ComfyUI setup? Or maybe you built a great local image-generation system and wanted to give your coworkers or teammates access to it, but you didn’t want to spend hours teaching everyone how ComfyUI works. You probably don’t want to explain: Nodes and connections Checkpoints and VAEs Samplers and schedulers CFG and steps LoRAs Workflow JSON Why somebody accidentally disconnected a node and broke everything You just want them to see: Prompt

Orangesaintbrodie/orange-pinokio
#cats#comfyui#flux#image-generation#multi-gpu#web-ui#workflow#your-mom
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