A small light for the next step.
When a task feels like a wall of dark, you don't need all of it lit. Lampiria is a companion that sits in the corner of your screen while you work. It helps you start, shows you where to click when you're stuck, nudges gently when you drift, and cheers every step you finish.
Everything you have to do is on that dot.
From far enough away, none of it looks heavy.
Up close, it's one small step. Lumi shows you which.
How it works: start
Tell it what you're avoiding.
Say “invoices, then reply to Sam.” It breaks the mess into small steps and points at the first one.
See it on a real Mac.
The fine print: honest
A small light should be a kind one.
Rewards for finishing, never for hours. No streaks to lose. It never locks you out of an app or a site.
Lumi is an AI, and it can get things wrong.
It never clicks, types or sends anything for you.
During a focus session, your companion reads the names of your open windows and checks them on your Mac. Screenshots are taken only when you ask, and Lampiria never keeps them. Your companion's memory stays on your Mac. One click pauses it, and it goes quiet on its own during calls and screen sharing.
It never- clicks for you
- types for you
- sends anything
- locks you out
- counts your hours
- keeps screenshots
The waitlist: closer
Keep a small light on.
Free to join. Invite-only beta from late November, for people in the US, on Macs with Apple silicon and macOS 26 or later.
Opens soon.
The waitlist opens here ahead of the beta. Check back in a few weeks.