Lumina
Lumina is an assistant you talk to. Say her name, or tap the mic, and ask: what is on today, what that email said, to remind you when you get somewhere, to text someone, to play a tutorial. She remembers what matters to you, learns who the people in your life are, and prepares for what is coming: a briefing before a meeting, the map and forecast before a hike.
What she can do
- Talk: by voice on the iPhone, even with the phone in your pocket, or by typing.
- Your mail: tell you what matters in new mail, find a message, label, archive, trash, draft or answer what you ask, and email people for you, always saying she is your assistant.
- Your schedule: what is coming, and events you ask her to add, move or remove, and invitations to answer.
- Your people: who someone is when you name them, contacts you ask her to add or change, texts on your Mac, and what you owe whom.
- Preparing ahead: research before meetings and trips, delivered in the app.
- Her own number: each user's assistant has its own phone number, and texts only people who texted START to it first: Texts from Lumina.
Your data
Lumina reads only what you connect, and only to do what you ask. If you connect a Google account, she uses your Gmail, calendar and contacts only to help you, under Google's Limited Use rules: never for advertising, never sold, never to train AI models. Disconnect it any time in the app. The full detail is in the privacy policy.
Getting Lumina
Lumina for iPhone is in testing on TestFlight. Lumina for Mac: download.