No more broken
Saturdays.
Promptus runs on the ComfyUI backend. Your workflow.json loads as-is. Your custom nodes work. The dependency hell doesn't.
Iterate faster. Stop restarting the server.
You know how to make great images. Promptus just gets you to the next generate without the crash loop.
Your workflows are solid. Your environment isn't.
You've tuned ControlNet by hand. You've fixed broken nodes at midnight after a silent update. The skill is there — dependency fragility is the bottleneck. Promptus handles the environment so the skill is all that matters.
- SDXL and Flux in isolated environments — no Python conflicts between them
- workflow.json imports with full node fidelity
- Automatic VRAM management — no manual --lowvram guesswork
- Environments pinned to the version that works, until you say otherwise
Generate in three steps.
If you already have a workflow, you're most of the way there.
Your workflow.json. No conversion, no remapping.
Same ComfyUI engine reading the same file format. Custom nodes included — missing ones throw the same error you'd see anywhere else.
Every Cosyflow is a starting point, not a ceiling.
Run it once to validate. Open the JSON. Customize from there.
Stable. Repeatable. No babysitting.
VRAM managed, dependencies isolated, workflow runs the same way every time.
Same engine. Better operating layer.
Promptus sits on top of ComfyUI — it doesn't replace the engine or lock the nodes. It handles the parts that break so you spend time on the parts that matter.
ComfyUI users who wanted more generating time, not a simpler tool.
Frequently asked questions
Does my existing workflow.json load with full fidelity?
Can I still install custom nodes from GitHub?
Is this just a UI wrapper that hides my nodes?
What happens when a new LoRA drops on Civitai?
Why pay for this when ComfyUI is free?
More generating. Less environment management.
ComfyUI engine underneath. Your workflow.json loads as-is. Any custom node from GitHub. The only thing that changes is how often your stack breaks.