Cloud generation
Get an API key from WaveSpeed or Runware and paste it in Settings › Providers. The app asks for your consent before anything of yours goes to a provider; it never sends your key anywhere else.
Node Composer is a node-based canvas for generative media on the Mac: cards for pictures, clips, sounds, prompts and 3D objects, wired together; generation in the cloud with your own WaveSpeed or Runware account, or on your Mac with open models.
Get an API key from WaveSpeed or Runware and paste it in Settings › Providers. The app asks for your consent before anything of yours goes to a provider; it never sends your key anywhere else.
Settings › Local lists the models that run on this Mac (Apple silicon) and downloads them from Hugging Face. They are large (5–38 GB) and need memory (16 GB for the smallest, 32 GB for most, 64 GB for LTX-2.3 8-bit). Models you already downloaded with another tool can be reused: choose their Hugging Face cache, ~/.cache/huggingface (the whole folder), in Models Folder › Choose.
The app is free (one editable project, 20 cards); the Studio Edition removes those limits. It is a one-time in-app purchase in Settings › Studio, not a subscription: bought once, it is yours on every Mac signed in with the same Apple Account, where Restore Purchases brings it back.
Settings › Assistants connects Claude Desktop, Codex, Cursor and others to the app’s MCP server, so they can read your library and work on the canvas.
~/Library/Containers/studio.node-composer.mac/Data/Library/Application Support/Node Composer/Library. Export Project… makes a .nodecomposer bundle you can move or share.Node Composer does not make sexually explicit or nude pictures, or pictures of a person with their clothes taken away. Such prompts are refused on your Mac before anything is sent, for cloud and local models alike, and WaveSpeed and Runware apply their own moderation.