Your favorite apps are already here.
Most of the software you open every day runs on Luma today, installed in one click and updated with the system.
Switching used to mean leaving software behind. Now it means bringing three kinds of it with you, and never being able to tell which is which.
Android, meet Luma.
Android is part of Luma, not a program pretending to be a phone. The apps you already have open the instant you tap them and behave exactly as you’d expect them to.
Windows, meet Luma.
Your Windows software keeps its own icon, its own file associations, and its own place in search. The Luma compatibility layer handles all of the dirty work for you.
Luma doesn’t care what it came as.
The tech world spent thirty years inventing ways to ship an application. Luma sorts it out itself, and you never see it happen.
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An app.
In your applications list, like everything else.
One permission model
Every app, whatever it arrived as, asks through the same panel. You can change your answer later.
One update list
Everything installed shows up in one place and updates together, on your schedule.
One clean uninstall
Removing an app removes its files and its settings. Nothing is left behind to find years later.
Give it a try.
Luma is free, and you can test it out in a few minutes. Give it a try, and let us know what you think.