Create your journal, your way.
Record what matters. See what makes a difference.
Step 1 of 4: The daily check-in
Screenshots on this page show example data from a demo account, not real user outcomes.
Your journal, designed by you
No two bodies are the same, so no two journals should be either. Pick exactly what you track, switch off what you don't need, and dress the whole app in colours that feel like you.
- Night mode, six atmospheres, and your own accent colour
- Your symptoms and your habits - not someone else's list
- Any section can be renamed, reordered or switched off
Screenshot 1 of 3: Night mode
Write freely, track what matters
Some days you want to pour everything out. Other days you have thirty seconds. Luma meets you where you are - talk and it types, tap what happened, and you're done.
- Dictate your day - Luma types as you talk
- Symptoms, habits and meals logged in a tap
- A different journal prompt every day, from 500+
- Run little experiments on yourself, right from the journal
Screenshot 1 of 6: Speak, and Luma types
Already tracking? Bring it with you
Sleep, steps, heart rate, cycle - if it's in Apple Health, Oura, Whoop or a handful of others, Luma folds it right into your journal. You upload the export file, it's processed on your device, and every extra signal gives Luma more to find patterns in.
Screenshot 1 of 1: Import health data
Watch your patterns unfold over time
A single day tells you almost nothing. A month tells you a lot. Luma stitches your days into a calendar, charts and tracker grids, so you can actually see how you've been doing - not just guess.
- A month at a glance, with sleep, steps and cycle phases
- Charts for every rating you track
- 30-day views of your symptoms and habits
Screenshot 1 of 4: Your month at a glance
The patterns you'd never spot on your own
You can't hold months of meals, sleep, symptoms and moods in your head at once - but Luma can. It reads across everything you log and surfaces the connections hiding in it, in plain language, so you can see what's actually helping and what's holding you back.
- Links what you eat, do and track to how you feel - correlations you would miss by eye
- Turns months of scattered entries into a few clear things you can act on
- The more you log - food, sleep, cycle, habits - the more it can connect
Screenshot 1 of 3: What matters most
Why Luma
Your journal, your way
Customise every field. Track what matters to you - energy, mood, symptoms, habits, or anything else.
Effortless to log
Seconds to record. Type, speak, or import - whichever fits your day.
See what makes a difference
Watch how your energy, mood and habits shift across days, weeks and months, and what your best days have in common.
Don't just spot a pattern. Test it.
A hunch isn't an answer. When Luma spots a pattern, you can turn it into a proper before-and-after experiment - and find out what actually moves the needle for you.
- Luma spots a patternSay bloating shows up on 70% of dairy days but only 6% of the rest. The card is honest about what it is: a correlation from your logs, not a diagnosis.
- Test it with one tap“Test it: 2 weeks without dairy” starts an experiment. It sits on your Today screen with a day counter so you don't lose the thread.
- See the before → afterYour metrics, sleep, and symptoms-per-day are compared against the two weeks before you started - real numbers, not vibes.
Screenshot 1 of 2: Spot it & test it
Bring the evidence to your health practitioner
“How have you been sleeping?” is a hard question to answer from memory. One tap turns your logs into a printable summary for whoever is helping you - a doctor's version with ratings, symptoms and experiment results, or a nutritionist's version focused on food, drink and gut patterns. Made to hand over, not to decode.
Screenshot 1 of 2: Doctor summary
No app store needed
Luma runs right in your browser - free, with no ads. Add it to your home screen and it opens and feels just like a normal app.
Your first entry takes less than two minutes.
Start free today and see what a week of journaling reveals about your patterns.
























