Interactive Talking Avatars & Voice
Stream 512x512 audio-driven portrait animation and multilingual voice cloning chunk-by-chunk as audio arrives, with instant mid-sentence cancellation.
Turn the avatar, voice, speech, and ComfyUI pipelines running on your workstation into instant HTTPS and WebSocket APIs. Wake pre-warmed GPU snapshots in seconds, stream media as it generates, and pay $0.00/hr the moment traffic stops.

Standard serverless platforms buffer whole responses and stall on cold boots. Workflash streams audio frames, video segments, and progress events as they generate.
Stream 512x512 audio-driven portrait animation and multilingual voice cloning chunk-by-chunk as audio arrives, with instant mid-sentence cancellation.

Run word-aligned transcription and acoustic phone-level pronunciation scoring over live sockets with isolated session leases and zero audio retention.

Keep your local RTX workstation and ComfyUI canvas at zero marginal cloud cost when free, and overflow heavy graphs to on-demand cloud GPUs when busy.
Keep provider plumbing out of your product code. Call one streaming execution gateway while governing deployments, client workspaces, and spend caps in one console.
Use local RTX capacity first via gpu-lease, then burst seamlessly over HTTPS or WebSockets when local VRAM is busy.
Verifies scoped wfl_* keys, enforces hard USD caps, stages SHA-256 media in R2, and routes traffic without exposing raw provider URLs.
Restores H100, L40S, A10G, or CPU workers from memory snapshots in seconds, streams output live, and scales back to $0.00/hr.
Weights and CUDA state wake directly from pre-warmed snapshots instead of re-pulling multi-gigabyte images on traffic spikes.
Enforce daily and monthly dollar budgets in real time with micro-USD GPU metering—preventing runaway retry loops from ever becoming surprise bills.
Applications call api.workflash.run over HTTPS and WebSockets—never raw provider URLs—so hardware profiles can move across GPU clouds without code edits.
Declare workflows once in workflash.yaml. Agents and teams can validate contracts, stage SHA-256 weights, probe cold wake, and track cost per call.