1. Bring your own key
Connect OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter, or Replicate. You keep provider access and billing in your own account.
Zero platform lock-inBring your own key. Zero platform lock-in.
The infinite AI canvas,
fully unlocked.
Break free from locked-in ecosystems like TapNow, LibTV, and Higgsfield. Bring your own key and generate, manipulate, and direct images and videos on a spatial workspace.
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Connect any API. Zero platform lock-in.
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OpenRouter
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How AURIFEXA Canvas works
A visual workspace built for multi-modal AI. No locked credit system, no hidden workflow format, no single-provider ceiling.
2. Add nodes
Place text, image, video, and generation nodes on a spatial canvas so your creative workflow stays visible.
3. Connect and generate
Turn one output into the next input. Compose multi-model image and video pipelines without locking work into one platform.
Quick start
Use the hosted app when you want speed. Self-host when you want complete control.
Hosted web app
The fastest way to try AURIFEXA Canvas. Use the hosted app, keep your workflow in the browser, and bring your own API keys.
Self-hosted with AI
Ask your desktop AI agent to install and run the project locally. It can install dependencies and start the app for you.
# Send this command to your AI agent:
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Set up and run AURIFEXA Canvas on my desktop.
Frequently asked questions
What is BYOK?
BYOK means Bring Your Own Key. Instead of buying platform credits, you paste your provider API keys and pay the provider directly for the generations you run.
What does AURIFEXA Canvas cost?
The canvas itself is free to use. Your only generation cost is whatever your selected AI provider charges for API usage, billed directly to your own provider account.
Can I self-host it?
Yes. You can run AURIFEXA Canvas locally or deploy your own copy. Canvas JSON import and export keeps your work portable.
Are my API keys safe in the hosted app?
Your keys are configured in your browser and used for provider requests. For the strictest control, run the same app locally or on your own infrastructure.