What's changing in Lumo.

Duo and wide-window transitions preserve the selected conversation, unsent text, attachments, input focus and message reading anchor. Narrow input placeholders wrap.

Compatible agents confirm edits to indexed Markdown files. Drafts remain protected until the matching save reply arrives; older agents retain viewing and sharing.

Approvals and questions that arrive while the mobile app is away reappear when you return to the conversation.

The phone shows the active Mac task's permission mode, and late responses from an older task cannot change a newer one.

Bundled components were updated to address known dependency issues, and the Mac app's startup packaging was fixed.

Add and edit schedule entries on iPhone and iPad. When connected to a Mac, the devices use the same schedule.

Artifact previews are clearer and now include image comparisons.

Fixed iOS approval and reconnection issues. The paired Mac improvements are available in Mac 0.5.0.

Added Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese alongside English and Simplified Chinese.

The new workspace hub brings cross-project schedules and Artifacts, Skills, connections, settings, and clearer workspace switching to iPhone and iPad.

When your Mac is online and remote access is available, iPhone or iPad can reconnect through the encrypted relay without sharing the same Wi-Fi.

The current Apple Silicon installer is available as a direct signed and notarized DMG from the official download page.

Session handoffs, calendar changes, and relayed commands now recover more safely from retries, reconnects, and temporary network interruptions. Mac and Cloud remain separate workspaces.

Lumo for Mac supports secure remote relay while keeping local-network pairing available.

HTML and cover previews now render under a stricter content-security policy, so generated pages can't reach out over the network from inside the preview.

Settings now includes a Mobile App panel to pair a phone with your Mac. The companion app itself is still in testing — more soon.

Forgot your password? Request a reset code by email and set a new one right where you sign in — no need to leave the app.

On macOS, closing the window now keeps Lumo in the Dock and adds a menu-bar icon — click it for quick access to recent chats, plan usage, and a new chat. Quit anytime with Cmd+Q.

Lumo is now available for anyone to download and use on macOS Ventura and later. No invitation required.

Free, Pro, and Max plans are available now. Paid subscriptions are completed and managed through browser-based Stripe checkout and billing.

Research, scripts, AI-generated covers, subtitle processing, publishing calendar, and reusable creator Skills — all in one place.

Your content and projects stay on your machine. Lumo does not upload your files to a cloud service.

Lumo checks for updates on launch and installs them in the background. A prompt appears when a new version is ready to apply.

One content package can now be described around its brief, script, subtitles, cover notes, assets, and publishing checklist.

The product direction now includes multi-platform content calendar planning based on creator goals, platform cadence, and reusable content pillars.

Lumo can use previous scripts, recurring structure, and tone as references for the next editable draft.

Asset folders, subtitle files, cover notes, source links, and publishing copy are framed as part of the same reviewable project.

Creator Skills are framed around reusable prompts, script structures, review rules, brand notes, and publishing checks.