LUMÏN

Name: LUMÏN
Rating: 3.6 (54 reviews)
Author: Pixel Magic Systems Ltd.

By: Pixel Magic Systems Ltd.

Entertainment

Features & Capabilities

LUMÏN is a Chrome extension that helps you access and control a UPnP AV Server library from your browser. Browse the music library, play songs on the LUMIN network music player, and curate playlists with a click.

Configure your LUMIN player and manage playback directly from the extension for seamless music streaming.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Entertainment Music & Audio

By:

Pixel Magic Systems Ltd.

Rating:

3.60

(54)

Version:

12.3.1 Last updated: 2026-06-02

Version code:

886420693

Creation date:

2012-11-05

Compatible devices:

Size:

28.05MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 207,900 ▲ 1,056

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Developed by:

Pixel Magic Systems Ltd.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lum%C3%AFn/id524332800

User Reviews

LUMIN App is praised for ease of use, strong control, and good hardware compatibility, especially with UPnP setups. However, stability issues after updates and UI navigation bugs limit the experience, and several feature gaps are commonly requested by users.

Pros

Easy to use and quick to set up
Excellent control: single-page control, queue management, background playback
Works well with external hardware and UPnP ecosystems (BubbleUPnP, Minimserver, Linn)
Clean, album-cover rich interface with track info
Regular updates and solid customer support

Cons

Crashes and stability issues after updates (e.g., iPad crashes, crashes when adding to favorites)
Navigation and UI can be hard to use; some tabs/features not working or not intuitive
Missing features and ongoing feature requests (shuffle entire library, full Tidal feature set, edit metadata)
Some compatibility quirks with certain hardware/renderers (e.g., volume/track position not always working, occasional UI bugs after firmware updates)

Recent reviews

I see ads for Spotify. First I was told to get rid of them by using the latest version of the Lumin app, which I already have. Then I was told that these ads came from Spotify, because I am not a premium member of that service, which I am not and don't want to be. In other words, to use the Lumin player, which costs thousands, you have to accept ads from a streaming service you don't.