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Turn hard moments into a way forward.

Lumi is a family coaching app for neurodivergent kids ages 5–12. It helps the adults around your child work from the same understanding, then turns one hard moment into a plan you can improve together.

See if Lumi fits your family

Free private beta · Two quick fit questions · No credit card

The advice is not the hard part. Carrying it into Tuesday morning is.

Lumi acts as an external brain for the family: keeping the context, coordinating the next step, and remembering what happened after everyone moved on.

Keep the whole picture

Lumi remembers how your child and caregivers work together, so you do not have to rebuild the context every time.

Give each person a next step

Turn what your family knows into practical guidance for the person helping in that moment.

Carry learning forward

Use check-ins to keep what helps, change what does not, and make progress visible before the goal is finished.

One hard moment. One plan your family can keep improving.

The context carries from understanding to action, so each step starts further ahead.

1Understand

See why the same task feels different.

Lumi brings your child’s needs and each caregiver’s way of helping into one picture. It makes likely friction visible—and finds strengths to work from.

Try the comparison · Choose a caregiver beside Maya

Maya besideAlexparent

Maya’s Mental Model beside Alex’s

Illustrative family example based on caregiver responses to behavioral questions. These are parent-reported patterns across 11 executive-function areas—not a clinical assessment or diagnosis.

Maya

Maya

Alex

Alex

Maya: 0.8 out of 7
Working Memory
Alex: 6.2 out of 7
Maya: 2.2 out of 7
Emotional Control
Alex: 4.2 out of 7
Maya: 2.5 out of 7
Task Initiation
Alex: 5.0 out of 7
Maya: 2.8 out of 7
Time Management
Alex: 5.5 out of 7
Maya: 3.0 out of 7
Sustained Attention
Alex: 5.4 out of 7
Maya: 3.4 out of 7
Response Inhibition
Alex: 4.8 out of 7
Maya: 3.8 out of 7
Organization
Alex: 5.6 out of 7
Maya: 4.2 out of 7
Metacognition
Alex: 5.0 out of 7
Maya: 4.6 out of 7
Planning/Prioritization
Alex: 5.8 out of 7
Maya: 5.4 out of 7
Flexibility
Alex: 3.8 out of 7
Maya: 5.8 out of 7
Goal-Directed Persistence
Alex: 4.6 out of 7
Friction point — Working memoryAlex speaks in five steps; Maya can hold one.
Bright spot — PlanningStructure Maya can borrow.
A first move to tryOffer one step at a time, then pause before adding the next.
2Plan

Turn one goal into steps you can use.

Lumi shapes a plan around your family, with clear cues, checkpoints, and a shared definition of progress.

Illustrative family · A strategy with checkpoints and visible progress

Illustrative strategy · in progress

Maya’s Focus & Launch System

For Maya · example family

Active

“Maya will begin assigned tasks with one adult prompt or fewer on most days.”

Phase 3 of 3 — fade to one prompt
Prompts to start · per school dayTrending down
PROMPTS7531GOAL62MONTUEWEDTHUFRIMONTUEWEDTHUFRIWEEK 1WEEK 2
Milestones
  • Three prompts or fewerReached · five school days running
  • One prompt on most daysIn progress
  • Self-start with the visual cue onlyNext
3Learn

Tell Lumi what happened. Get a better next step.

Share what you noticed. Together, you can keep what helps and adjust the plan when it doesn’t fit.

Illustrative family · A parent check-in changes the next version of a plan

Check-in · Maya’s morning plan

What happened at breakfast?

The breakfast timer added pressure. She rushed, then got upset when it beeped.

Lumi: A countdown asks Maya to track the time and manage the pressure of it at the same moment — both are challenge areas in her profile, so the clock became the stressor instead of the support. A steady cue does the opposite: it shows her where she is, not how little is left. Want to swap the countdown for “breakfast wraps up around 7:05” plus one soft chime?

Try a clock cue

One plan step changed

Before

Use a breakfast countdown.

Next version

Show “breakfast wraps up around 7:05” with one soft chime. Keep it if it helps; change it anytime.

What changed in beta

“Understanding what was happening made me more patient — she worked through it, I stayed with her.”

— Lumi beta program parent

If this is the kind of shift your family needs, start with the moment that feels hardest right now.

See if Lumi fits your family

The family decides. Lumi helps everyone carry it forward.

A parent and child building a paper bridge together in a mountain landscape.

You stay in charge.

You choose the goals and decide what fits. Lumi uses AI and can make mistakes, so its ideas are always a starting point—not an instruction.

It works beside human care.

Use Lumi to prepare, follow through, and bring clearer notes to teachers and care teams. Lumi does not diagnose or replace professional care.

Your household has boundaries.

Families cannot see one another’s information. Shared profiles and strategies can help caregivers coordinate, but not everything one person shares becomes visible to everyone else. You can ask us to access, correct, or delete information associated with your family.

Make progress you can see in daily life.

A family moving through their day in a paper model home, with a caregiver helping children follow a path together.

Give fewer reminders and more useful help.

Use clear cues and checklists, so one parent does not have to prompt every step.

See progress before the goal is done.

Track small changes, like fewer prompts, an earlier start, or a calmer reset.

Help your child do more on their own.

Move from adult help to cues and routines your child can use with less help.

Before you decide.

The private beta is free to start. Lumi is an informational and educational tool—not a diagnosis, therapy service, or replacement for professional care.

Who is Lumi for?

Lumi is for families with neurodivergent kids ages 5–12. This includes kids with ADHD, autism, AuDHD, and similar needs. Your child does not need a diagnosis. Lumi does not diagnose.

How is Lumi different from ChatGPT?

A general chat starts from zero. Lumi learns about your child and family. It uses what it knows to shape each plan and learns from your check-ins. See our full Lumi vs. ChatGPT comparison.

What happens after I click?

You’ll answer two quick questions to see whether the current private beta fits your family. If it does, you can create an account with no payment details and start by telling Lumi what is hardest right now.

Can other people in our family use Lumi?

Yes. Partners, grandparents, and sitters can have their own accounts and work from the same family plan. Not everything one person shares becomes visible to everyone else.

How is our family information handled?

Families cannot see one another’s information. You can ask us to access, correct, or delete information associated with your family. We’ll explain what is complete and whether anything must remain for billing, security, legal, backup, or provider-retention reasons.

Want to know more? Read how Lumi approaches trust and safety.

Start with one hard moment.

Answer two quick questions to see whether the free private beta fits your family. No credit card or sales call.

See if Lumi fits your family