Lumio: Daily Fortune

Lumio is a one-minute daily ritual built around a fortune. In the morning you pick an intent, draw one fortune written as a small, doable action, and note how you will use it. At night you mark whether you did.

A DAY WITH LUMIO
Morning: choose Start, Focus, Ship it, Clarity or Momentum, or let the day decide, then draw. The fortune comes from the pool for that intent, for example "Write the first line. It doesn't need to be good."
Daytime: write one line on how you will use it. The fortune and your note stay on the Fortune tab until midnight.
Evening: one tap, DID or NOT TODAY. Days you acted on it build your streak.

WHAT IS INSIDE
- 150 fortunes in five categories, each one a concrete action you can do today
- A fortune does not come back until you have seen the rest of its pool
- One draw per day, so the habit stays small
- A note on every fortune, editable that day
- History: every past day with its fortune, your note and your check-in
- Saved: keep the lines that stick, star them, filter by category, share one as text
- Reminders you turn on yourself: tomorrow's fortune is ready, a morning nudge, an evening check-in. Android asks for notification permission only when you switch one on
- Four languages: English, Korean, Japanese and Simplified Chinese. Every fortune is written in each one and follows your phone's language

FREE, AND WHERE THE AD IS
Lumio is free. Its single banner ad sits at the bottom of the History tab. The Fortune, Saved and Settings tabs never carry one, so drawing, noting and checking in happen without an ad on screen.
In the EEA and UK a consent form asks for your ad choice before any ad loads, and Settings gets an Ad privacy options row to change the answer. Decline it and every feature still works.

WHAT STAYS ON YOUR PHONE
Fortunes, notes, check-ins and streaks are stored on this device. There are no accounts and no Lumio server that receives them. Uninstalling the app deletes them from this device. Lumio keeps no copy, though your phone's own Android backup may include them. The requests the app starts on its own are the ad and consent requests, handled by the ad provider under its own privacy policy.

WHO IT FITS
People who want a short, repeatable start to the day, a place to write one honest line about it, and a way to see later which days they followed through.

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