Native across Apple devices
Use Lumo on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Mobile requires iOS or iPadOS 17+, and Mac requires macOS 13+.
Research ideas, plan creator calendars, write scripts, create visuals, and turn proven methods into reusable Skills. Work on Mac, continue from iPhone or iPad, or run an independent Cloud Agent.
Native on Mac, iPhone, and iPad · Cloud optional · You approve sensitive actions
Use Lumo on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Mobile requires iOS or iPadOS 17+, and Mac requires macOS 13+.
Use Cloud Agent without a Mac, connect with Local Mac on the same network, or reach an online Mac with Remote Mac. Mac and Cloud do not silently sync.
Review calendar proposals, inspect artifacts, and approve sensitive tool actions before the Agent continues.
Try the interactive examples below to explore calendars, images, Skills and permission checks in Lumo.
AI proposal, conflict review, approval, and manual edits.
Generate images with your own Gemini API key.
Turn a repeatable method into a parameterized Skill.
Research, files, multi-step tasks, and configured tools or MCP.
Select a part of the workflow to see what Lumo keeps connected and what still stays under your control.
Lumo turns goals, cadence, content pillars, and dates to avoid into a weekly or monthly proposal. Conflicts are surfaced before you approve anything.
Proposal → conflict check → manual edit → approvalUse strong providers without hiding who runs what.
Top model providers for reasoning and general Agent work. Availability varies by plan and runtime.
Image generation uses the Gemini API key you provide.
A desktop workspace with companion access from iPhone and iPad.
An independent managed workspace that can run without your Mac.
Lumo brings the session state, pending questions, and permission checkpoints to the device in your hand — without blurring the boundary between Mac and Cloud.
Online on your local network
Your Mac, within reach.
Thursday overlaps the launch review. Move the draft to Friday before the Agent continues?
iPhone and iPad connect directly to the Mac on the same Wi-Fi.