Meet Pip, a glow-moth who brightens as you look after yourself. Built for ADHD and anxious brains, Lume pairs the warmth of a companion app with the habit depth the category is missing — partial progress, flexible reminders, honest insights, and one fair price on iOS and Android.
No ads. No tricks. Built with a community, not for a funnel.
These aren't screenshots. Tap the water counter and watch Pip's glow rise. Hover the heatmap. This is the core of what we'd build first — tell us what's wrong with it.
Pip missed you. No guilt — just glad you're here.
Count-based goal · today
Every glass feeds Pip a little glow.
Consistency, not streaks · June
Most habit apps assume the problem is remembering. For ADHD and anxiety, the hard parts are starting, staying interested, and not spiralling after a missed day. Lume is built for those, not against them.
Task paralysis? Collapse any goal to a 2-minute version — "just fill one glass." Pip celebrates the small start exactly like the big one. Starting is the win.
FreeOne tap shrinks your whole list to a single gentle thing. ADHD energy swings day to day — your list should too, instead of guilt-tripping you on the hard days.
FreeMiss a week? Pip just says "glad you're back" — never "you missed 4 days." Nothing to lose means no shame spiral, and no reason to delete the app and start over.
FreeA home-screen widget keeps Pip and your one-or-two things visible, so intentions don't vanish the moment you close the app. Out of sight is the real enemy.
FreePip surprises you — small changing moments and fresh prompts — so the novelty that fades in other apps keeps the interest-driven brain coming back. Gentle, never a slot machine.
FreeA simple, judgment-free "took my meds?" tap for the daily working-memory gap. Supportive, never clinical — just one less thing to hold in your head.
FreeThis is the "shrink it" mechanic in action. Tap the button and watch the goal — and the pressure — get smaller, while Pip stays just as happy. Starting always counts.
Android users shouldn't pay several times more than iOS users for the same app. Lume launches with one price everywhere — and the paywall tells you the price, the renewal date, and how to cancel, on the same screen.
We're publishing this before we've written a line of app code, so you can hold us to it.
Our rule: if a feature protects your wellbeing, it's free. If it adds depth or delight, it can be Plus. If you think we've drawn the line wrong anywhere, that's exactly the feedback we want.
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