LumaOne thing, decided last night.
Home opens on the single thing that matters today, chosen the night before.
A softer way to organize your day.
Reminders, notes, habits, and to-dos, all in one calm place.
06:58 · Before Luma
Four apps, and none of them quiet.
A reminder in one, a list in another, a streak in a third, notes somewhere you forgot. Each wants a little of your attention. Together they want all of it.
RemindersTake vitamins
To-dos14 overdue
HabitsStreak lost. You missed Sunday.
NotesWhere did you save that?
RemindersCall back the dentist
To-dos“Someday” has 41 items
HabitsNothing logged today
Notes3 notes called “Untitled”
Today's one thingFinish the Q3 deckEverything else waits its turn.
A day in Luma
The same day, in one quiet place.
From the first thing in the morning to the last thought at night.
The reminder knows which dose it is.
Set it once: every day, or three times a day. At two, it rings for the afternoon dose.
The walk you said you would take.
Streaks count what you actually did, so a day off in a weekly habit never breaks one. Two done, two to go.
A thought, before the day closes.
Write it down before bed. It's already saved.
Normal, or Urgent
Some things cannot be a banner.
A Normal reminder arrives as a notification with I'm on it and Snooze 10 min.
An Urgent one is booked as a real iPhone alarm — it rings through silent mode and Focus, and takes the screen the way an alarm should.
Snoozing never touches the reminder itself. The row just starts reading “Ringing again at 10:05 AM”.
One Home, three tabs
Everything a day needs, and not one thing more.
TasksReminders that ring. To-dos that wait.
A reminder has a time and, if you want, an alarm. A to-do has neither: it waits in Today, Tomorrow, This week or Someday until you are ready.
- Normal or Urgent
- Every day, or several times a day
- Snooze 10 min from the banner
- Overdue shows up on its own
NotesNo read mode. No Edit button.
The title and the body are the text fields. Every keystroke is already written down; the checkmark does not save it, it tells you it happened.
- Saves as you type
- Ideas, Journal and Lists
- Search every note
HabitsSmall, daily, yours.
Name it, pick an icon and a color, choose every day or the weekdays that suit you. Progress and streaks count themselves from what you tick.
- Daily or chosen weekdays
- Streaks skip your days off
- Archive keeps the history
Details that matter.
The small things Luma works out, so you never have to.
Worked out, not typed
Set a reminder for three times a day and each reminder knows which dose it is. Morning, afternoon and night group themselves.
Offline, and still fine
Lose signal and a small Offline tag says so. Everything you change is saved on your phone and syncs the moment you are back.
An empty list reads as rest
When there is nothing left today, Luma says so plainly. No badges, no guilt, no nudge to add something just to fill the space.
Make Luma yours
Twenty colors. Pick one and watch.
The same twenty swatches the app ships with, tinting habits, ticks, alarms and every badge. Choose one here and watch it land — on your phone, it tints everything.
22:30 · Calm by design
Nothing here is trying to get your attention.
Quiet by default.
No noise, no streak guilt. Notifications are nudges you opt into.
In sync, and fine offline.
Reminders, notes, habits and the one thing sync across your devices, and everything keeps working without signal.
Your data stays yours.
You are always in control of what is stored, and you can delete everything at any time. Account deletion removes it all, permanently.
Questions, answered.
How much does Luma cost?
At launch: seven days free, then $5.99 a month, or $39.99 a year and save 44%. Cancel anytime.
Is it on Android?
Not today. Luma is built for iPhone, with native reminders and real iPhone alarms, and that is where it lives for now.
Will it nag me?
No. Notifications are opt-in and quiet by default. Only a reminder you mark Urgent rings through silent mode, because you asked it to.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Everything is saved on your phone first and syncs across your devices once you are back online.
What happens to my data?
It stays yours. You are always in control of what is stored, and deleting your account removes everything, permanently.
23:10 · Private beta
Tomorrow, softer.
Luma is for iPhone, in private beta. Leave your address and you will hear from us once, when it opens.
At launch: seven days free, then $5.99 a month, or $39.99 a year and save 44%. Cancel anytime.