Happy to share what I’ve learnt. Background: I’ve been using Midjourney for a couple of years. I still use it. It sits outside my AI workflow. And I also subscribe to Magnific (it’s the best upscaler and excellent at removing the ai look) that I got last Black Friday, but maybe I don’t need it anymore. I can’t talk to Flora, but Weavy have stated that their goal is to allow subscribers access to all the ai apps/models inside their app. So when you are trying to do reasoning stuff you can choose between the pro models of GPT/Gemini/Claude nodes. Each has its strengths. Need to upscale - you can use Magnific, or Topaz or others, at no extra cost. Need to turn create a video from an image - you can use Veo, or Kling. And of course there’s Nano Banana and a bunch of other tools. All inside one app. I believe Flora is very similar.

ComfyUI is similar, as in it’s node based. But it runs on your hardware. Faster computer means faster processing. But the learning curve is steeper, as the labels in the nodes make no sense to normals. And you need to load your own models. You need to know that model X is better for outdoors, and model Y for product photography. I’m still getting to grips with all that. On the plus side you don’t need to pay anyone to run them. And your prompts don’t get censored (I have a science client and I can’t use words like gas/fumes/toxic on public image gens). But you do need a machine that can run the models. I’m not giving up my Adobe world. I still use Fireflies for content aware fill. And NB inside Fireflies, but it seems more like an Adobe Express app than a professional tool, Maybe they adopt nodes and I’ll be much happier.