Rodora, a creative studio for Mac.

We don’t receive or store your API keys. They’re saved locally on your Mac and sent directly to your connected provider to authenticate requests.

You can replace or remove them in Settings.

Your library, prompts, edits and versions are stored locally on your Mac. Media files live in your Pictures/Rodora folder by default.

Rodora doesn’t provide cloud sync. Keep a backup of your library and export copies of work you want to share.

Generation sends your prompt, settings and any reference files to the provider you connect. The results are downloaded into your local library.

Optional AI analysis sends image previews to your selected service for descriptions and labels. It’s off until you enable it in Settings.

These requests go directly to the connected service and any model providers it uses. Their data policies apply. Online imports and license activation also contact their respective services.

Connect fal.ai, Replicate, OpenRouter, Vercel AI Gateway or Higgsfield with your own API keys.

Choose a supported image or video model in the app. Available models and features depend on the provider and your account.

Rodora for Mac uses a one-time app license, with a 15-day trial.

Generation and optional AI analysis are billed separately by your connected provider. You manage those charges through your provider account.

You can browse and organize your library, work on canvases, edit images and export files offline.

Generation, AI analysis and online imports need an internet connection. You’ll also need to be online to activate a license.

Original files stay intact. Save edits as versions, keep generated variations linked to their source, and export the version you want.

The public Mac download is coming soon. Rodora requires macOS 26 or later.

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