Schedules and reminds
Calendar, reminders, deadlines — held loosely, surfaced exactly when they matter.
An iPhone app from Lumo Studios
Lumio Copilot schedules, reminds, drafts, and quietly notices what slips through. It lives on your iPhone. It stays there.
iPhone 15 Pro / Pro Max / iPhone Air. iOS 18+. Free at v1.0.
What it does
Six small habits that quietly keep the rest of your day from getting away from you.
Calendar, reminders, deadlines — held loosely, surfaced exactly when they matter.
A starting line for the message you keep putting off. In your voice. Editable, never sent without you.
A friend you forgot to call back. A bill that crept up. A meeting that drifted into another. It catches the slips.
Hold and talk. Audio stays on your iPhone. Transcription happens locally — no cloud round-trip.
Tomorrow, gathered overnight while you charge. Your day, the weather, a few things to know — one calm glance.
Lock-screen, home-screen widgets, Live Activities, Siri, Focus modes. It shows up where you already are.
Private, by ground truth
Most apps that promise privacy bury the truth in a settings screen. We started from the other side: the assistant runs on your iPhone, on the silicon you already paid for. Cloud is the exception, marked every time.
Apple Intelligence Foundation Models, plus Qwen 3.5 (4B) running locally via MLX-Swift. Calendar, mail, reminders, voice — read, indexed, and answered from your device.
Zero third-party analytics SDKs. No behavioral profiling. Crash reports scrub identifying data before they leave the phone. Nothing is sold; nothing trains a model.
Turn web search on and your provider sees that query — but we do not. Every cloud-touched response wears a small tag so you always know what left the phone.
Bring your own context
On day one, paste a snippet from your notes — about the people you care about, what you want to focus on, the frustrations to avoid. Your assistant reads it once, builds a memory, and never stores the pasted text.
Lives where you live
No new app to learn. The assistant flows through the surfaces you already use.
“It shows up where you already are.”
*Apple Mail at launch. Gmail and Outlook coming in v1.1.
Built calm
You set the budget. The assistant lives inside it. We never optimize for engagement — we optimize for not bothering you.
A handful of timely nudges. The default.
Try it. Drag the candle, tap a label, or use arrow keys.
For the iPhone you already have
No subscription at v1.0. No in-app purchases. The assistant, the memory, the briefings — yours.
On-device intelligence needs a chip that can carry the model. Older iPhones can’t run it locally, so we don’t ship to them.
free at v1.0 — no in-app purchases.
Questions, answered plainly
It’s a personal assistant. The intelligence runs on your phone. You don’t have to think of it as an AI app any more than you think of your calendar as a database app.
A small candle on your home screen. A calmer week underneath it.