It's not as intensive as you think. And it's also not that time consuming, because you can, you just let it run overnight, or you use Chivitai. I've done hundreds of LoRAs so far. I use Draw Things LoRAs, which are not the best. Chivitai was the best so far, and that's Koya. And then I've seen results with the toolkit thing that are way beyond what I have seen or experienced with Koya. But I've not done any LoRAs yet with toolkit. And it takes a huge amount of time. So if it would help you, I don't know what hardware you have. I just got new hardware. You're welcome to play with screen sharing, you know, for a few hours or so on my computer, and use mine if it helps you, you know, go further. But this would be amazing if you could consider this, because your app obviously is just light speed fast, and LoRA training could shorten when using MLX massively, and you would definitely spearhead the bleeding edge here of this tech. And I wouldn't be surprised if the guy behind the toolkit thing, this guy called Ostris, would give you a helping hand, because he's 100% PC, and he has no knowledge about Mac. And I'm probably the only one that ever asked him to also do a Mac version, and he reluctantly did one. It's on GitHub, and I think that's where Morpheus and Anchorite then branched or forked off and did the Pinocchio version. But I'm happy to test. I'm happy to do stuff here, because I kind of tinker with it all the time. And if your MFlux CLI supports LoRA training, then the question is it Koya, is it Toolkit, or is it the One Trainer? There are only three of these around, from what I understand. And then Draw Things uses PEFT, P-E-F-T. So the landscape is very narrow. That would be amazing if you could have a look at it and make a Pinocchio app, man. You'd become a hero in that kind of section of the community the second you would do this.
It's not as intensive as you think. And it's also not that time consuming, because you can, you just let it run overnight, or you use Chivitai. I've done hundreds of LoRAs so far. I use Draw Things LoRAs, which are not the best. Chivitai was the best so far, and that's Koya. And then I've seen results with the toolkit thing that are way beyond what I have seen or experienced with Koya. But I've not done any LoRAs yet with toolkit. And it takes a huge amount of time. So if it would help you, I don't know what hardware you have. I just got new hardware. You're welcome to play with screen sharing, you know, for a few hours or so on my computer, and use mine if it helps you, you know, go further. But this would be amazing if you could consider this, because your app obviously is just light speed fast, and LoRA training could shorten when using MLX massively, and you would definitely spearhead the bleeding edge here of this tech. And I wouldn't be surprised if the guy behind the toolkit thing, this guy called Ostris, would give you a helping hand, because he's 100% PC, and he has no knowledge about Mac. And I'm probably the only one that ever asked him to also do a Mac version, and he reluctantly did one. It's on GitHub, and I think that's where Morpheus and Anchorite then branched or forked off and did the Pinocchio version. But I'm happy to test. I'm happy to do stuff here, because I kind of tinker with it all the time. And if your MFlux CLI supports LoRA training, then the question is it Koya, is it Toolkit, or is it the One Trainer? There are only three of these around, from what I understand. And then Draw Things uses PEFT, P-E-F-T. So the landscape is very narrow. That would be amazing if you could have a look at it and make a Pinocchio app, man. You'd become a hero in that kind of section of the community the second you would do this.