Generate images.
No subscription.
No cloud.
No limits.
Generate images. No subscription. No cloud. No limits.
Generated mountain landscape
Generated urban skyline
Generated abstract pattern
Generated portrait study
How we built it
Your images, your hardware
No cloud dependencies, no usage limits.
Privacy by design
Generated locally on your GPU. Prompts, references, and outputs never leave your machine.
Two model sizes
20B for maximum quality, 4B for consumer hardware. Same interface, different requirements.
Project-based workflow
Organise work into projects with folders, favourites, and history.
Capabilities
What Apollo does
Text to image, processed locally on your GPU.
Text-to-image generation
Describe what you want and Apollo creates it. Supports style, composition, and subject guidance.
Image reference support
Use existing images as style references. Combine text and visuals to steer the output exactly.
Adapts to your GPU
Generation parameters adjust to your hardware automatically. Runs well on whatever GPU you have.
Batch generation
Queue multiple prompts and generate in bulk. Review, keep the best, iterate.
Fully offline
Once models are downloaded, no internet needed. Ideal for secure environments.
Qwen-Image models
Qwen's image generation models, tuned to run locally with low memory usage.
Model options
Choose your model
Two variants, same interface. Pick the one that fits your hardware.
Apollo 20B
High QualityMaximum fidelity. Detailed textures, accurate compositions, photorealistic output.
- Parameters
- 20 billion
- VRAM required
- 16 GB+
- Best for
- Professional artwork, detailed scenes
- Generation speed
- ~30s per image
Apollo 4B
LightweightFast iteration on consumer hardware. Lower memory, accessible to more GPUs.
- Parameters
- 4 billion
- VRAM required
- 8 GB+
- Best for
- Quick iterations, concept art
- Generation speed
- ~10s per image
Apollo is currently in development
We are actively building Apollo. Book a demo to learn more about our product roadmap and early access opportunities.
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