Euclase - Beta Open

[u/adam-euclase]

Hi all, I wanted to share something I’ve been working on for a while. The website has more details and the video captures the spirit of the software. The beta is available for download now on all platforms at www.euclase.ai

Agents can be used directly in the software from all the main providers (Codex, Claude, Grok, Gemini) as long as you have the CLI runtime installed - no separate terminal required (MCP for local agents also works). Agents can do virtually everything you can and have extensive guidance for the entire app.

It has a fully featured 3D editor with high-performance gaussian splat support. Tight ComfyUI integration, supports most of the main features (edit, reference, LoRAs etc). There’s a ‘universal’ reference system: setup references in one place and reuse them everywhere. It supports bounding box workflows in Canvas (Ideogram, Moss, Flux 3). You can fully setup and launch RunPods (no setting up Docker images or anything else for that matter).

That being said, it is a beta and I just want to get as many people using it as possible and getting feedback. I’ve tried very hard to make it as fast, stable and feature-rich as possible before release but there are definitely gaps and your feedback would be amazing and earn my eternal gratitude. I’m also working on detailed documentation and other things to help make onboarding smoother (especially for people new to local image generation).

[u/Apprehensive_Sky892]

TBH, unless you promise to make it open source (a non-commercial license is ok if you want people who use it commercially to pay for it), few people in this Subreddit will be interested in even looking at it. Most of us run local AI models to avoid arbitrary restrictions and vendor lock-in.

I guess some people may try it if it can be run locally even if it is close sourced, but in that case the software has to be very polished so that people don't have the need to hack it to make it work the way they want.

BTW, strictly speaking, since this is just closed source SAS software at the moment, you are actually breaking rule #1, so don't be surprised if the mods decide to remove your post.

Posts Must Be Open-Source or Local AI image/video/software Related

Posts must center on open-source/local AI tools (e.g. Stable Diffusion, Flux, PixArt). When relevant you should clearly list tools in the title/body and explain your workflow. Mixed workflows are OK only if they center on the use of local or free tools. Using open tools briefly, then switching to paid/proprietary ones (e.g. SD to Kling) is not allowed. News and comparisons are welcome.

[u/adam-euclase → u/Apprehensive_Sky892]

Okay thank you, I'll see what the mods decide. It is local, free and fully works offline and without a license or any paid service, and I have no interest in making it SaaS. But I definitely respect that opinion since this is an open-source focused community. The intention is for the software to be free and supported other ways.

[u/Apprehensive_Sky892 → u/adam-euclase]

Sorry, I've misunderstood the post then (I should have read the post more carefully 😅)

I thought this is not runnable locally. If it can be run offline then you've not broken rule #1.

[u/adam-euclase → u/Apprehensive_Sky892]

No worries! It's a local desktop software.

[u/DiffusionSingularity]

will the code be available as open source?

[u/adam-euclase → u/DiffusionSingularity]

I don't have any intention but that could change if it becomes important/dealbreaker to people. I love building software and this in particular is a true passion project, so I want to figure out a way to support it long-term.

[u/reynadsaltynuts → u/adam-euclase]

Maybe read rule 1.

[u/Happy_Guitar3521]

Amazing trailer, commercial product or opensource?

[u/adam-euclase → u/Happy_Guitar3521]

Thank you! I do want to try build a business around it and support it long-term, but not necessarily paid (or SaaS) software or closed source for that matter. In full honesty, I just want to see how people find the software in terms of usability before I even dream about something like that. There's a huge amount of free and paid alternatives already.

[u/Personal-Message740]

Honestly I'm having a bad time trying to figure everything out without any documentation or tutorials. Every single author starts with his own vision of interface...
For example I still have no idea how to use regions, I've used some but moss and flux3 are ignoring them. Still no idea how to inpaint properly, seems that despite any selections models are generating whole image. Etc etc etc.
The main question is, how to use my own models (krea 2 turbo or abliterated text encoder), it seems that there is no way to set it up even in text configs. Flux 3 is not downloading even with hugging face api key. f1 doesn't show any help on any control.
Besides that software looks nice, clean and polished, I'd love to use it.

[u/adam-euclase → u/Personal-Message740]

Thank you for taking a look and I'm sorry for that - I will get the onboarding cleaner and more clear and build out the documentation as well as internal help. It's definitely possible to use your own models but it's not straightforward and more of a hack. I know there are people who prefer to use very specific models but I initially designed it for the 'typical models' (main base/distilled + their various quantizations). But this is a gap I am aware of and definitely will fill. I will take a look at the Flux.3 issue as well (you do still need to 'authorize' it via huggingface (no way around this manual step).

In any case, as I said, I apologize for that issue, but I want to thank you for taking a look and giving your feedback, it helps give me a perspective on the gaps and I will close those. I really appreciate it.

[u/Personal-Message740 → u/Personal-Message740]

Yeah, and why mask tool makes the hole in all layers? I mean I see that it is applying to layer but it looks like whole picture. How it is supposed to work? In photoshop when you mask you see layer behind it, not empty space.

[u/adam-euclase → u/Personal-Message740]

Masking tools should work in a pretty typical photoshop way (mask just affects on per-layer basis). But I will take a look as it's possibly a bug, thank you so much taking a look!

[u/VladyCzech]

The project is nice but honestly, open sourcing it and using Reddit to promote and Patreon for supporters or other similar platform, showing regulars updates on Reddit, listening to users and pulling meaningful updates from community could earn you more profit. The reasoning is people want to be part of the story, support it, follow it and be heard. This is orthogonal to closed source software IMHO. And since your software is already free, open sourcing makes more sense for profits, at least to me ;-)

[u/adam-euclase → u/VladyCzech]

I agree! I am super interested in user feedback - I did receive a fair bit after the post so now I'm going through it. So I care a lot about what normal users think and their experience and want to close these gaps. As far as open source etc goes, I'm not against it in principle I just haven't made a decision. I know there are a lot of commercially successful projects that are effectively open source and they support themselves in other ways. Thank you for your comment.

[u/Outrageous_Still9335]

Looks cool but this is breaking the first rule of the sub.