Set a goal. It makes sure it happens.

A small unit on your desk and a desktop app notice when you drift — and step in only when it matters.

Lumi One
The Lumi desktop app mid-session: a ribbon of minutes, and a nudge offering to go back to the goal

Forty minutes.
It spoke up twice.

Each cell is a minute. A nudge at minute fourteen was ignored; the spoken line a minute later was not. The rest of the time, it said nothing — because nothing needed saying.

040 min
FocusedOff taskBreakNudgeVoice

Quiet first.
Louder only if that fails.

A model reads the desk and the screen; your goal decides what it may do. Each step up happens only because the one below it did not work.

  1. 0SilentLogs the minute. Most minutes end here.You are on the goal
  2. 1LightThe menu-bar icon and the desk light turn amber.30 s off the goal
  3. 2NudgeA notification: back to the goal, or snooze.Still off a minute later
  4. 3VoiceOne sentence out loud. Talk over it to stop it.The nudge did not work
  5. 4ChangeMutes the site or starts the break. Undo in one click.Only if you allow it
Lumi One · $79

Sees the desk. Never keeps it.

Camera, four mics, a speaker and a mechanical shutter. Nothing is stored on it.

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Lumi One
Desktop app · Free

Reads the machine. Counts, not keys.

The front app, window titles, how often you type. Your goal and your history live here.

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History in the desktop app: a week of focus and what brings you back

Counts and titles, never keystrokes or page contents. Every change it makes to your computer is shown and undone in one click. The shutter is mechanical.

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Try it on your next forty minutes.

macOS 13 Ventura or later. The app works without the unit.