Create more.
Lose nothing.
Kumiho keeps every AI output connected to the prompt, model, and settings that created it — so you can iterate fast and still find the "one" later.
Sound familiar?
The final_final_v12 problem
You have 47 versions. The best one is somewhere in there. Good luck.
The lost prompt problem
That image was perfect. The prompt? Gone forever. Time to start over.
The which model did I use? problem
Was it SDXL? Flux? That custom checkpoint? Who knows anymore.
Kumiho solves all three. Automatically.
What Kumiho does for you
Auto-capture context
Prompt, model, seed, settings — saved automatically when you generate.
Version everything
Every output becomes a revision. Restore any version, any time.
Find anything fast
Search by prompt fragment, model name, or even visual similarity.
Share safely
Publish a clean view. Your full history stays private.
A day in the life
You generate 80 variants of a character portrait. Kumiho captures every prompt, model, and seed automatically.
You select 5 favorites and upscale 1. Each step is linked to the original.
You export a video for YouTube and move on to the next project.
Two weeks later, a viewer asks how you made it. You search "portrait cyberpunk" and find the exact version — with the full prompt, model, and workflow.
No folders. No renaming. No digging. Just search.
Kumiho Browser
Your AI outputs become a searchable library. Browse visually, compare versions side-by-side, and trace the lineage of any image back to its origin.
Common questions
Do I have to upload my files?
No. Kumiho indexes your local files. Your images stay on your machine or NAS. We only store metadata and relationships.
Can I keep my folder structure?
Yes. Kumiho works alongside your existing folders. Organize files however you want — we track the relationships separately.
What if I change computers?
Your metadata is in the cloud. Sign in from any device and your full revision history, lineage, and search are instantly available. If your files are on a NAS or network storage with the same mount points, everything just works.
Your output folder deserves a memory.
Search your work like you search the web. See every step that led to this output.