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Auto-capture meetings and surface upcoming events on your dashboard.
Meetings, notes and jobs done for you — plus a written record of what the AI touched, ready for whoever asks.
At the end of the day the entry is compiled from what actually happened — your meetings, messages, documents and the jobs you handed over. Nobody sits down to reconstruct it.
Ask a question and the reply comes back with the meeting, entry or file it was drawn from — down to the page. You can check it rather than trust it.
A collection is the set of files an assistant is allowed to read. It can read nothing outside the one you hand it, and you can see exactly what that is.
Export the whole thing whenever you like — including the day you decide to use something else. It was always yours.
AI turned up at your company on its own.
In a browser add-on somebody installed. In a tool that grew a new button last Tuesday. On a laptop, at eleven at night, with a client’s contract pasted into it.
The usual response is a policy nobody finishes reading and an approval queue everybody walks around. Niello takes the other route — it sits underneath the work, so the work keeps its own record.
By Friday, Tuesday is a blur, and the notes that would remind you are scattered across four apps and two notebooks. Lumen writes the day up for you — from your meetings, messages, documents and agent runs — and reads it back in plain English.
+48m vs avg
1h 55m
high — 11 apps
1 logged, 1 open
You opened with two uninterrupted hours on the connector credential bug — the one swallowing manual connections since Monday. Standup ran short. The pricing page moved again; that is the third consecutive day, and it is now the oldest open loop in your diary.
Someone always half-listens because they are the one taking notes, and the follow-ups still go missing by Thursday. Lumen captures the meeting, writes the transcript as people speak, and separates what was decided from what was merely discussed.
Half the week goes on jobs that are repetitive but too consequential to hand to just anyone. Describe the outcome in a sentence and Lumen drafts the steps, runs them, and holds before anything that touches a customer or costs money.
Waiting for a slot
Reading the 2026 rate card
Drafting the quote
Stopped before sending
Drafted, not sent
The worry with any assistant is not what it can do — it is what it can see. A collection is simply the set of files an agent is allowed to read, and an agent can read nothing outside the collection you have handed it.
Active today
Actions traced
Apps used
Blocked by policy
Most controls tell you what went wrong after it went wrong — a report on Friday about a decision made on Monday. Here the rule is checked at the boundary on every request, so the decision is made before the data moves.
When someone asks who approved what, on what basis, the answer is usually a fortnight of screenshots and chased emails. Every decision the boundary makes is recorded as it is made, and mapped to the frameworks you already report against.
Your diary, your inbox, the channel where the decision was made and the folder the document ended up in. Lumen reads them where they sit, so a briefing or an answer comes from the real thing rather than a copy that went stale a fortnight ago.
Auto-capture meetings and surface upcoming events on your dashboard.
Sync Outlook events and deliver meeting summaries.
Join meetings and receive recap notes from Meet.
Meeting capture, transcription, and chat context for Teams.
Join meetings and get Zoom meeting summaries.
Summarize threads and draft replies without leaving Lumen.
Outlook inbox summaries and quick replies.
Mention Lumen in channels and catch up on threads.
Reference and search documents stored in Drive.
Reference and search files across OneDrive.
Pull page context and draft updates into Notion.
The redesign did not quietly drop features to make the picture tidy. Every part of the product still has a home, sorted into six groups by what it is for. Pick a group to see what belongs to it.
Chat with any model. @ to select a model, / to include tools — with sources on the answer.
Every conversation kept as a topic, searchable across messages.
Store and manage what the assistant knows about your interactions — add, edit, delete, filter and search.
The day written down as you live it, with the decisions and open loops pulled out.
A rich editor with slash commands, LaTeX and images. Names itself if you'd rather.
Translate documents and live conversation between languages.
Generate and edit images across multiple providers.
Select text anywhere and act on it without leaving the app you're in.
The composer over everything you do — one keystroke in, one keystroke out.
Go hands-free — summon Lumen with your voice, no clicks and no shortcuts.
A persistent companion surface that follows the work rather than the window.
Document every meeting, plan ahead, never miss a follow-up. Live transcript, summary and actions.
Capture what you do, review it step by step, then replay it — and turn a recording into a workflow.
Bring in an existing recording and it joins the same index as anything captured live.
Connect calendars so briefs are ready before the room, not after it.
Plan, track and visualise work across Kanban and spreadsheet views.
Describe the outcome; Lumen drafts the plan, runs it and reports back.
Handle complex tasks with various tools — and stop at gated actions.
Draft a workflow from a description, then run it on a schedule.
Draft an end-to-end journey with human gates built into it.
Long-running workers you can install, configure and hand a collection to.
Draft and refine a flow conversationally, step by step.
Quickly launch multiple code CLI tools to improve development efficiency.
One key away from every surface, agent and saved action.
Ship an agent or workflow out of the workspace and keep it running.
Retrieval over your own material, indexed on the machine.
The set of files an agent is allowed to read. An agent can only see what is in a collection you have given it.
Group collections, members and tiers so teams share a boundary rather than a folder.
Files you attach in chats or add to knowledge bases all show up here.
Where the workspace keeps its own storage, and what it is permitted to touch.
Connect your calendar, inbox and tools so Lumen can reach your data.
Photograph a page or a whiteboard and it joins the same index.
Move context between devices and surfaces without a copy-paste round trip.
A browsing surface inside the workspace, so pages become sources.
Small embedded apps that sit alongside the work rather than in another window.
Applications, bundles, guidance, rules and templates — installed or browsed.
Which models are offered, and which are refused, decided before the call is made.
Residency, retention and what may leave the machine — set once, enforced everywhere.
Expose the workspace's AI capabilities through OpenAI-compatible HTTP APIs.
Take the whole workspace with you, and put it back.
Inspect what the app is doing, including every request it makes.
Opt in to what is still moving, clearly marked as such.
The briefing: meetings, hours captured, boards and the week's activity.
Go back to what the workspace looked like on any given day.
Every step an agent took, the tools it called and what it read.
Actions on a managed device, replayable, with policy decisions marked in line.
An AI model is a piece of software that has to run on a computer somewhere. Usually that computer belongs to a supplier — which means the contract you paste in makes a round trip to a company you do not control. Lumen can also run a model on hardware you own. Which option is available to whom is your decision, not a setting each person finds for themselves.
Lumen looks after the four layers you live in every day, on the machine in front of you. Mesh looks after the two the business is answerable for, across every machine. Same rules, same memory, same record.
Meetings written up, notes kept, jobs carried out and every bit of it searchable afterwards — on the machine you already trust.
One set of rules for what your company’s AI may touch, and a written record of the decisions it made — ready for the customer, the board or the auditor who wants to see it.
Lumen is free on one device. Mesh switches on when the estate needs an answer.