Lumo Browser

Reads the tables admin pages and reports are built from: every row, each value named. Says what has not loaded instead of calling it empty. Your key; Lumo has no server.

Lumo is a browser built for a large screen, a keyboard and a trackpad. Pages load as their full desktop versions — you get the whole site, not a phone layout squeezed sideways. Beside the page is an assistant that has already read it: ask it something, or have it do the work.

DESKTOP-CLASS BROWSING · Sites load under a desktop identity by default: wide layouts, complete features · Right-click menus, link hover, Command-click to open in a background tab · Trackpad and mouse scrolling ride the system's own path, as smooth as a finger · Per-site settings for zoom, appearance, fonts, camera and microphone — remembered for each site individually

AN ASSISTANT BESIDE THE PAGE · A panel that has read the page before you open it · Ask in your own language about a page in any other, and the lines it found light up on the page · What is not on the page, it says is not on the page — it will not round out an answer for you · Say what you want done: export a PDF or a long screenshot, download an image, save a table as a file, open and close tabs, put two pages side by side, write a note · It reads the tables that admin pages, ticketing systems and reports are built from — one row is one whole record, every value carrying its column name · Everything it does is something Lumo already did. It never clicks or types inside a web page on your behalf. · Bring your own key, or sign in with a subscription you already have · Lumo has no server; questions do not pass through us · Any site can be set to never be read or acted on · Part of Lumo Pro

SPACES · Each space owns its tabs and pinned sites, so work and everything else stay apart · Leaving a space puts its pages to sleep down to a title and a scroll position — no memory, no battery · Coming back finds the page you left, still there

PINNED SITES · The sites you open every day sit in a grid, one tap away · Rename any of them; you are not stuck with whatever the page calls itself

AD AND TRACKER BLOCKING · Engine-level rules stop requests before they download, so pages load faster and lighter · Third-party requests only — a site's own features are never touched, so sign-ins keep working · One switch turns it off, and any single site can be allowed on its own

NOTES · A notes panel beside the page: write something down without leaving what you are reading · Notes are kept indefinitely and sync to your other devices

TRANSLATION · Select text, right-click, translate — the result opens in a side panel · Translating inside a text field offers to replace the original

PASSWORDS · Saved passwords live in the system's secure storage and fill in after you unlock · Backups are encrypted with a passphrase only you know

ALSO · Read and import PDFs · Download manager · Your own background image, with adjustable blur so text stays readable · Light and dark following the system

LUMO PRO (one-time purchase, not a subscription) · The assistant: it has read the page, and it can do the work (above) · Two Page Workspace: two websites side by side, both live, the address bar following whichever you click · Page markup: draw and write on any page by hand — what you marked comes back when the page does · User scripts: run the scripts you install yourself. Nothing ships with Lumo; the list starts empty. · Professional Web Toolkit: pull out images, links and tables; inspect resources and storage; export the whole page as a PDF or one long image; keep custom CSS for a single site · Avatar ornaments: seven rings for your avatar, worn wherever it appears · Daylight, a daily line and a companion: the tint drifts through the hours, one line changes each day, and someone turns up to say you have been sitting a while

Browsing history stays on your device. It is never uploaded.