Indie dev builds Comfy Dials, a native Android remote for ComfyUI
Away_Personality_57 · reddit · 2026-09-30
An indie developer frustrated with ComfyUI's web UI on phones built Comfy Dials, a native Android app for remote-controlling ComfyUI servers, now in closed alpha ahead of a Google Play release. No extra server-side nodes or API converters needed; supports image/video/audio workflows with built-in playback and downloads, auto-syncs all server workflows with full in-app parameter control including dropdowns and sub-graph nodes, and offers direct, basic-auth, and header-based secured connections behind reverse proxies. Free tier has a banner ad plus a full-screen ad every 30 generations; paid tier removes ads. Testers get the ad-free version. Not affiliated with the ComfyUI team.
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