Run your company by talking to it.
A voice note between jobs. A pasted chat thread. A photo of a quote. Lumi turns it into tracked work, every promise remembered and every slip chased, then hands you the morning brief: what needs you, what's slipping, who went quiet.
No forms. No setup. No training your team.
One real exchange
You, on the bike between jobs:
“Finished the AC install at Westgate today. Still short the copper pipe, so I'll go back tomorrow. Oh, and did the Meridian customer ever pay?”
What comes back, in one reply:
Task drafted: Return to Westgate tomorrow.
Pinned to your words: “go back tomorrow”
Risk drafted: Copper pipe missing, install blocked.
Pinned to: “short the copper pipe”
Your question, answered from the record: Meridian's deposit landed Tuesday, 14:02.
Here's the entry, straight from the payment log.
Today's check-in: logged.
Nobody had to fill in anything.
One tap approves all of it.
One voice note. Four things handled. Zero forms.
Your memory is a good system. It has one flaw: it's the only copy.
Every morning you open a dozen group chats and read backwards. Who finished what. Which customer hasn't paid. What you promised on the phone last Tuesday that nobody wrote down.
It takes an hour. It lives entirely in your head. When you travel, it doesn't happen. When someone quits, their promises leave in their chat history.
For forty years, software offered you a deal: learn our forms, and we'll organize you. Your team never took the deal, and rightly so. A technician on a rooftop is not going to file a ticket.
Lumi doesn't ask them to. It reads what your company already produces (the voice notes, the messages, the photos) and keeps the record you've been keeping in your head.
The whole product, in four steps.
Talk.
Voice note, pasted thread, photo, spreadsheet: Vietnamese first, and 61 more languages. One message can carry a finished job, a missing part, and a money question. All of it gets handled.
Check.
Every proposal shows the exact words it came from. If Lumi can't point to the source, you never see it. Not a value, but a rule enforced by tests on every release.
Tap.
One tap approves. Nothing is written to your record without you, until the day you decide otherwise.
Wake up ahead.
The morning brief: the decisions waiting on you, the promises about to slip, the people who went quiet. And Lumi chases the stale work, so you don't have to.
How it earns trust
The rules Lumi can't break.
Every line here is enforced in code and tested on every release. This is the part competitors can't copy honestly.
It shows its receipts.
Every fact cites the verbatim words it came from, or it isn't shown. One invented payment record would end your trust forever, so anything Lumi can't prove is dropped before you see it.
It asks first.
Day one, Lumi asks before touching anything. After ten approvals in a row with no corrections, it offers, in your language, to stop asking for that one kind of action. Your call. Always reversible.
Everything undoes.
Anything Lumi does on its own can be undone in one tap for 24 hours, and shows up in your brief. No undo path, no autonomy. That's the rule.
It demotes itself.
Undo its work three times in a row and it goes back to asking, and asks you what it got wrong.
Money and outsiders: never alone.
Payments, deletions, messages to anyone outside your company: these always need your yes. At every trust level. Permanently.
Its memory is yours.
Everything Lumi learns about your company (who owns what, which customer always pays late, how you like your brief) is visible, editable, and deletable. By you.
It gets better every week you use it.
Month two beats day one. Every correction teaches Lumi how your company actually works. Every promise and payment lands in a record with receipts.
And when a better AI model ships (they keep shipping), Lumi adopts it and the whole product sharpens overnight, with nothing for you to relearn. The intelligence is rented. The record of your business, and the trust Lumi has earned, are yours.
Made for how your company already runs.
Vietnamese first, 62 languages total. Runs properly on a $150 Android. Prices in your currency, paid the way you already pay.
Not a translated version of software made for somewhere else. Built for companies that run on chat, a spreadsheet, and the owner's memory, because that's most of the companies in the world.
Owner-run companies that live in group chats.
Roughly 5 to 100 people: contractors, distributors, clinics, agencies, trading houses, service firms.
If your company already runs happily on big-company project software, Lumi isn't for you. Genuinely. We built it for the businesses that software forgot.
Questions owners actually ask
The honest answers.
Does my team have to learn anything?
No. They keep messaging the way they already message. Lumi reads it. That's the entire ask.
What if it makes something up?
It can't show you a fact without showing the words the fact came from. Anything it can't pin to a source gets dropped before you ever see it.
Can it spend money or message my customers by itself?
Never. Money, deletions, and messages to anyone outside your company always require your confirmation, no matter how much trust it has earned.
Whose data is it?
Yours. Your company's record is scoped to your company alone, you can export all of it, and everything Lumi remembers is yours to read, edit, or delete.
What happens when a new AI model comes out?
Lumi gets better and you change nothing. We test every new model against hundreds of real business exchanges before it touches your account.
What does it cost?
One simple monthly price, in your currency. Cancel anytime and take everything with you.
Bring the mess.
Paste your worst group-chat thread. Send one real voice note. See what comes back.
If tomorrow morning isn't clearer, walk away. It only cost you one voice note.
Works in the browser today, apps on Android and iOS. No credit card to start.