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DreamStream Comic Studio / AI Comic Workflow Platform

DreamStream is built like a studio workflow, not a one-click art toy. The app gives storytellers control over structure, style, cost, and production state from idea to finished comic.

Project role

Product, frontend, backend, and workflow orchestration

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How the product is structured

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1

Workflow

Structured studio flow

From idea to export, each phase has a clear role, state, and approval surface.

2

Models

Model choice with BYOK

Text and image tasks can route through Gemini and Flux paths with user-controlled key handling and settings.

3

Operations

ComicForge job pipeline

BullMQ, Redis, and backend job orchestration support generation, QC, lettering, assembly, and export flows.

Focus areas

comic workflows
multi-model orchestration
AI product UX
billing systems
queue-backed pipelines
full-stack TypeScript
creative tooling

What the product is solving

Most AI creative tools stop at prompt in, image out. DreamStream handles the harder product problem: consistent characters, world context, story structure, queue-backed generation, billing, and export across a full comic workflow.

An AI comic studio that takes stories from script through analysis, characters, world setup, storyboard, generation, lettering, polish, and export inside one guided workflow.

What is already working

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.

AI + platform stack

AI stack

Gemini text workflows
Gemini image generation
Flux image generation
Prompt routing
World extraction
Story architecture
QC workflows

Platform stack

Vite
React 19
TypeScript
Express
Supabase
Stripe
BullMQ
Redis
Zustand
sharp

What I focused on

The landing flow already frames the product as an eight-step studio: idea, script, analysis, characters, world, storyboard, generation, and polish.
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.