epixtudio
epixtudio
A universal process studio. Connect nodes. Feed them data. Watch the output.
A desktop app for building data pipelines visually. Place nodes on a canvas, wire them together, and data flows through the graph in real time. Text, images, numbers, JSON, booleans; whatever goes in gets transformed, and you see the result at every step. Not just the final output. Every intermediate step.
Think ComfyUI, n8n, or Node-RED, but domain-agnostic. The same graph can parse a CSV, do math on the values, generate an SVG chart, and write it to disk. And when you're done building, compile the whole thing into a standalone executable that runs without the editor.
what you get
- 240+ built-in nodes across 20 categories
- Real-time preview on every node, not just the end of the chain
- Graph compiler — export any graph as a native executable, a Node.js project, or a xript package; your pipeline ships as its own thing
- Element/form nodes — 14 UI controls (buttons, sliders, dropdowns, text fields) for building interactive forms; compile form graphs into standalone desktop apps where the form is the entire UI
- Type-safe, color-coded ports with an Any type for flexibility
- Group nodes — collapse selections into reusable subgraphs
- Loop nodes — for-each, for-range, while, repeat
- Run selected — evaluate only the nodes you pick; cached upstream results feed in automatically so nothing fires that shouldn't
- Upstream chain visualization — shift-click any node to see its full dependency tree
- ANSI terminal art — convert images to terminal escape sequences with four rendering modes and live preview
- Built-in color picker on every color input in the inspector
- Custom nodes via xript (JavaScript + JSON manifest, sandboxed in WASM)
who it's for
Anyone who's tired of reasoning about a data pipeline in their head instead of watching it work. If you've ever wished you could see your data move through a process, step by step, that's the whole pitch.
what it's not
Not a code editor, not an automation platform, not an AI art generator, though it can do bits of all three. It's a general-purpose visual dataflow environment. The engine doesn't care where your data comes from.
privacy
Runs on your machine. No cloud, no account, no internet required. Zero telemetry; not "anonymized," not "optional," zero. Your data stays where you put it.
pricing
- Single-user: $37 (1 user, up to 5 devices)
One-time purchase. Every feature, every future update. No subscription.
platform
Windows now. macOS and Linux coming. Built with Tauri 2 (Rust + native webview); fast, lightweight, no bundled browser.