Luma – Where Presence Speaks
We’re always connected, yet rarely truly accompanied. Feeds grow longer, notifications never stop — but real presence stays out of reach. The more we perform, the less we feel.
Luma is a new kind of social network. One without profiles, likes or endless feeds. A quiet space where you can share a feeling in one sentence – and others can silently join you.
No performance. No pressure. Just presence.
What if you didn’t have to explain yourself – and still felt understood? Sometimes, all we need is to be held in a moment. Not fixed. Not judged. Just seen.
With Luma, you write a single sentence – like “I feel overwhelmed by everything today” – and step into a quiet room. Others can choose to join you in silence. No one knows who they are. No one comments. You simply know you’re not alone.
It's not about posting to be liked. It's about sharing to be felt.
No profiles. No feeds. No comments. Just space to be. Luma is designed as an antidote to the pressure and comparison loops of traditional social media. There’s no scrolling. No follower counts. No chasing attention.
Moments – presence without performance
Moments are simple, single‑sentence check‑ins about how you feel right now. You write one line, step into a quiet space, and others can choose to sit with you in silence. No comments. No likes. Just a gentle head‑count that says: you’re not alone.
It’s presence without performance. Share what’s true in this moment and let it be enough. A small ritual that helps you notice, name, and release what you carry — in seconds, not minutes.
Moments are anonymous by default and never ranked by an algorithm. You can opt into gentle reminders to build a mindful rhythm, and review private stats later (only for you): how often you showed up, and how long you stayed with yourself.
- • “Too many tabs open in my mind.” — 14 quietly with you
- • “It’s raining, but I feel calm.” — 8 quietly with you
- • “I miss someone I can’t call.” — 22 quietly with you
Mood Rooms – shared stillness, on purpose
Scheduled, themed sessions like Morning Stillness or Sunday Gratitude. Mood Rooms happen at a set time and can repeat weekly, so you build a gentle rhythm. Pick the theme that fits your season — focus, rest, gratitude — and arrive together.
Each room is more personal and more intentional than a single moment: you come with a purpose, sit with others at the same time, and feel held by a quiet presence counter — without chat or comments. It’s a collective pause, not another feed.
Premium feature: Create your own Mood Rooms, schedule recurring sessions, and invite others to join your rhythm. (Joining public rooms remains available to everyone.)
Moments over metrics.
No likes. No followers. No pressure.
Because depth starts where metrics end.
Why Luma?
Luma was created for people who are tired of performing — and just want to feel connected. Whether you're navigating emotional transitions, working remotely, or simply looking for a calmer digital space, Luma offers a moment of pause in a noisy world. It’s for:
Simple. Quiet. Real.
A digital space that feels more human. Built with insights from psychology and mental health research, Luma supports emotional well-being by reducing comparison, encouraging expressive micro-journaling, and offering quiet social support.
It’s not another app demanding your attention. It’s a space that gives it back to you.
Try Luma. Not to be seen — but to be felt.
Key Features
Anonymous Resonance
No profiles, no followers — just presence.
Intentional Moments
No endless scrolling feeds — only one moment at a time.
No Likes or Comments
Nothing to chase — just a quiet space to return to.
Mood Rooms
Recurring silent spaces like Morning Stillness or Quiet Rain at Dusk.
That’s Luma. Simple. Quiet. Human.
Presence, not performance
Social media without the noise. Just presence. Just you.
What if you didn’t have to explain yourself – and still felt
understood?
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