Lumi

The quiet room

You want company without conversation. Someone else working, reading, or just there, in the same room, with a timer you share and no pressure to say anything.

A room that is always open where the mic starts off and the camera starts off, with a shared 25- or 50-minute timer and a one-line "what I'm doing" next to each name.

The quiet room never closes and has no owner. You walk in, set your line ("marking essays", "reading", "tax return"), and start the timer or join the one that is running. Turn on the mic or the camera only if you want to. Nobody will ask you to.

How it works

  1. Open the quiet room. It is listed with the rooms that are always open, and the headcount is shown before you walk in.
  2. Pass the selfie age check, once. A moment at your camera, read by software on Lumi's own servers from several photos and tested against the birth year you typed; a person looks over its decisions afterwards. The photo is kept for 90 days at the latest and never leaves Lumi.
  3. Set your one line and start, or join, the timer. The status is up to 60 characters and shows next to your name. The timer is 25 or 50 minutes; anyone can start one when none is running, and everyone sees the same countdown.

The safety facts

What Lumi is not

Lumi is not a productivity app. It keeps no record of your sessions, no streak, and no score. The timer is for the room, not for you.

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