the studio
DreamBot’s studio puts Flux, Nano Banana, GPT Image 2 and Grok Imagine behind one prompt box on your iPhone or iPad. Pick a model from the in-app picker, type what you want, tap Dream. No API keys, no separate account for every provider, no hopping between apps to compare.
Not sure which model to pick? Each one in the picker carries a one-line note on what it’s good at, and the comparison below runs the same prompt through seven of them so you can see the difference for yourself.



Tap the Create tab. You get one big prompt box, a mode switch and the model picker, and nothing that needs a manual.
Tap AI Model and choose from Flux, GPT Image, Nano Banana and Grok Imagine. Each one has a short note on what it’s good at, with its Sparkle cost right beside it.
Describe the picture and tap Dream. Direct sends your words just as you wrote them. DreamBot mode adds a little DreamBot magic, and can put you in the picture.
Same words, seven models, one tap each: “A cozy treehouse cafe high in a giant blossoming tree at golden hour, a fox barista pouring tea for a family of rabbits, paper lanterns glowing, a winding rope bridge.” Notice how GPT Image 2 and Nano Banana Pro even paint a readable sign, and how each model frames the same idea its own way.







Every model draws a little differently, and the picker says how in plain words. A rough guide, straight from those notes:
Each image costs Sparkles, DreamBot’s in-app currency, and the price depends on the model: the quick ones cost less, the flagships more. The picker shows the cost next to every model before you tap.
Trying one prompt on Flux, GPT Image and Nano Banana usually means three sign-ups, three bills and a lot of copy and paste. In DreamBot it’s one account and one prompt box: switch the model, tap Dream again, compare.
Starting from a photo instead? Restyle turns it into art in 12 styles, from watercolor and oil painting to anime, pixels and claymation.
Most image generators make pictures of strangers. Switch the studio to DreamBot mode, mention “me” or someone from your Dream Cast by name, and DreamBot paints them in, looking like themselves. Add up to five loved ones in Settings and any of them can be the pirate, the queen or the person beside you on the beach.
Yes. DreamBot’s studio has Nano Banana and Nano Banana Pro, Google’s image models, in the same picker as Flux and GPT Image. No Google account or API key needed, just the DreamBot app.
Yes. GPT Image 2 and GPT Image 1 from OpenAI are both in the picker. DreamBot handles the connection; you type a prompt and pick the model.
DreamBot has Flux 1 and Flux 2 models, from Flux 1 Schnell for quick ideas to Flux 2 Max for maximum detail, with Flux 1.1 Pro as the recommended place to start.
DreamBot is free to download on iPhone and iPad (there’s no Android version). Studio images use Sparkles, and each model shows its own cost in the picker. Nightly dreams are free during your trial, then continue with a Dreamer or Dreamer+ subscription. The App Store listing has current prices.
Only in the studio, and only when you feel like it. The nightly dreams need nothing from you: set DreamBot up once and its dream engine surprises you every morning.
Every top model in one app, and a dream of you waiting every morning. Not a bad trade for one download.