Draw Things replaces 16 paid apps

A local gallery with retained settings, seeds and reruns; excellent for experiments on Apple hardware.

the catchIt is Apple-only and comparison is more manual, while text rendering and style consistency depend on the model you install.

Local gallery, infinite canvas, masks and retained settings on Apple hardware.

the catchIt has a good local gallery and canvas, but no web sharing, team or social workspace, or cross-platform access.

Local image and video generation on Apple hardware; a creator suite only if your editor lives elsewhere.

the catchIt handles generation and some edits locally, but remains an Apple-only generator rather than Runway's cross-platform collaborative creative suite.

Local models, histories, canvases and retained settings on Apple hardware; no team asset library.

the catchIt keeps models and history locally, but lacks Leonardo's shared team library, browser access, and managed training and compute.

Excellent local generation on Apple hardware; the model choice is yours, so the taste is too.

the catchIt has no single curated Midjourney-style model or aesthetic; output quality and taste depend on the models and settings you choose.

Generation, inpainting and model controls on Apple hardware; local use is free and offline.

the catchIt is free and private on Apple devices, but slower on modest hardware and unavailable to Windows and Android users.

A serious local generator for Apple hardware; free, offline, and far less interested in credit packs.

the catchIt runs locally and privately on Apple hardware, but does not provide DreamStudio's browser-anywhere access or cloud speed.

Local image-to-video and text-to-video on Apple hardware; slower than a cloud fleet, cheaper than one.

the catchIts available local video models are not Hailuo's MiniMax model, and Apple-device rendering is markedly slower and more memory-bound than Hailuo's cloud.

Images, video, editing and LoRA training on Apple hardware; templates and stock assets are what vanish.

the catchIt has strong local image and video creation, but no cross-platform template library, stock and design layer, or hosted project workflow.

Free local video generation on Apple hardware; the edit and rhythm work remain yours.

the catchIt can generate clips locally, but it does not provide Kaiber's beat-synced music-video workflow or curated transformation presets.

Local video generation on Mac, iPhone and iPad; no cloud queue, no cloud-scale speed.

the catchIt replaces Kling with locally available models on Apple hardware, so both model quality and cloud-scale speed are the tradeoff.

Text-to-video and image-to-video on Apple hardware, with local privacy and local waiting.

the catchIt provides private Apple-device generation, but not Luma's proprietary model, cinematic camera controls, or cloud throughput.

Private local generation and editing on Apple devices, with no account and no credit counter.

the catchIt is genuinely private on Apple hardware, but gives up Mage.Space's cross-platform cloud speed and large hosted model catalog.

Generation, editing and local LoRA training in one free Apple app; hosted workflows and sharing are what you lose.

Free local video generation on Apple devices; it replaces the clips, not Pika's canned party tricks.

the catchIt generates local clips but does not include Pika's canned object transformations, sound effects, and social-ready effect buttons.

Train a LoRA, keep the seed and controls, and make a consistent asset set; Apple hardware only.