DreamStream Studio.
DreamStream Studio is built like a studio workflow, not a one-click art toy. Comic Studio gives storytellers control over structure, style, cost, and production state from idea to finished comic — and the platform underneath is designed to host more studios over time.
Most AI creative tools stop at prompt in, image out. Comic Studio handles the harder product problem: consistent characters, world context, story structure, queue-backed generation, billing, and export across a full comic workflow.
- Comic Studio is an eight-step studio: idea, script, analysis, characters, world, storyboard, generation, and polish — each phase with a clear role, state, and approval surface.
- Character and world consistency is held across panels: extracted character sheets and world context feed every downstream generation step.
- ComicForge adds a queue-backed production layer for generation, lettering, assembly, QC, and export instead of relying on a single synchronous demo path.
- BYOK model routing, token-aware plans, auth, and job tracking make the workflow usable as a product rather than a thin wrapper around image generation.
- Guided flow across script input, AI analysis, character and world extraction, storyboard planning, image generation, lettering, and export.
- Reference and generation flows backed by Gemini text and image paths, Flux image generation, and BYOK model-key settings.
- Queue-backed ComicForge pipeline for generation jobs, QC, lettering, assembly, export, and job-status tracking.
- Supabase-backed auth and storage, Stripe pricing, token-metered plans, and model/provider controls inside the studio.
From idea to export, each Comic Studio phase has a clear role, state, and approval surface.
That structure keeps the product understandable for storytellers and easier to grow than a one-button generation interface.
Text and image tasks route through Gemini and Flux paths with user-controlled key handling and settings.
The result is a product that exposes model choice and cost controls without collapsing into raw provider jargon.
BullMQ, Redis, and backend job orchestration support generation, QC, lettering, assembly, and export flows.
This is productized workflow automation, not just a client-side wrapper around an image endpoint.