Say it once and let it file itself
Hold, speak, release. Lumen works out what it was about, which thread it belongs to and who needs to know — then puts it there.
"The cap moved to 2× — legal needs to answer before the 30th."
The companion to Lumen Desktop. Capture the thought on the walk back, catch the corridor decision, read the briefing before you're at the desk — and find all of it waiting when you sit down.
"The cap moved to 2× — legal needs to answer before the 30th."
The desktop covers the working day. Mobile covers everything in between.
Hold, speak, release. Lumen works out what it was about, which thread it belongs to and who needs to know — then puts it there.
"The cap moved to 2× — legal needs to answer before the 30th."
The five-minute conversation by the lift is where half the decisions actually happen. Capture it and it carries the same weight as anything said in a meeting.
The brief waiting on the desktop is on the phone too — who's attending, what you agreed last time, and the one thing still unresolved.
No import, no reconciliation, no second inbox. One encrypted memory both devices read from — so the desktop opens exactly where the phone left off.
Mobile is the companion, not a second product. Here's exactly what that means.
One gesture from the lock screen. Lumen transcribes on the device, works out what it relates to, and files it into the right thread without you choosing one.
The same overnight synthesis that greets you on the desktop, sized for a phone screen and available on the commute.
Mobile isn't a separate account with its own store. It reads and writes the same encrypted memory as the desktop, synced directly between your own devices.
A second device is usually a second gap in the control story. Here it isn't — mobile is enrolled in the same policy engine, with the same evidence trail.
Lumen Mobile enters private beta with a small group first. Tell us where to send the invite.
Mobile joins the same memory the moment it's ready.