Lumarii

A quiet place to reflect—designed to help you slow down, understand the shape of a day and keep the moments that matter.

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thecozydev.co.uk

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68%

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About Lumarii

TheCozyDev | Thoughtful Apps for Calmer Days

Discover Cozy Pom, MochiMoney and Lumarii—thoughtful iOS apps by Em. Explore the apps, the sketches and the journey behind TheCozyDev.

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Approved Oct 11, 2026, 6:10 PM

idea is cool, execution is problematic hero image kinda does not make sense ; moreover we need more calming text and more visuals, good luck though

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Approved Sep 15, 2026, 4:05 AM

I would love to see how the actual app looks like, the name big on the hero and a illustration that means nothing doesnt help

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Approved Sep 14, 2026, 4:52 PM

Mediation app is what I'm reading, is that correct? If so, it's another simple app - but there is TMI on the landing page to get people to convert - I assume you want app installs and feedback as well as in app purchases to happen?

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Thanks for taking a look! Lumarii is actually a journaling and gentle to-do app, helping people reflect and organise their day without the pressure to be constantly productive. If it’s coming across as a meditation app, that’s useful feedback on how clearly I’m explaining it. Yes, I’d love more installs and feedback. There are paid features too, but the page needs to make the app’s purpose clear first. Was there a particular section that felt like too much information?