Lumen Labs Studio
Software that respects your attention.
No cloud-leaks of your health data. No algorithmic guilt. Native tools, priced honestly — one-time where we can, subscriptions only when the app keeps earning them.
The philosophy
One-time pricing, wherever it fits.
Subscriptions are for software you keep updating every week. A debt payoff tracker, a hydration log, a journal — pay once, use forever. We only use subscriptions when the product genuinely earns them.
Privacy-first, by architecture.
HealthKit stays on-device. No analytics pixels. No accounts unless the product literally can't work without them. We can't leak a database we never built.
Apple-native, not cross-platform shortcuts.
SwiftUI, HealthKit, WidgetKit, App Intents. Our apps should feel like they belong on the phone they run on — not like a web app in a wrapper.
Start with a stack
Four intentional collections.
Not the full catalog — four stacks of apps designed to work together. The rest of the thirty-five live at /catalog.
4 apps · curated stack
The NRI Suite
Moving home shouldn't mean leaving your financial or cultural peace of mind behind. Tools built for the Indian diaspora.
4 apps · curated stack
The Privacy Health Stack
Your health data is your most private asset. These tools keep every data point on your device, always.
4 apps · curated stack
The Intentional Life
Daily rituals that build a better life, from prayer to therapy journaling.
3 apps · curated stack
The Debt-Free Journey
Stop paying rent on your own money. Tools to help you crush debt and reclaim your freedom.
What we're building
Apps we believe in enough to stake the studio on.
Real prices from our PRDs. No vapor. The rest of the catalog is at /catalog.
DebtZero
01Crush your debt. Keep your peace.
Debt-stressed households are the most anti-subscription cohort on the App Store — and every competitor either charges monthly or links your bank. We built one that does neither.
Launching soonPay once — lifetimeUpvas
02Intermittent fasting calibrated for Indian dinner times.
Every fasting app is built around a 6pm Western dinner. NRI and Indian families eat at 9pm, fast on ekadashi, and need a vegetarian mode — so we made the one that actually fits.
Launching soon$11.99 / yearMenoTrack
03Track menopause symptoms. Walk in prepared.
Period apps retrofit menopause as an afterthought. We started from hot flashes, HRT, and the 10-year arc — not from a 28-day cycle wheel.
Launching soon$29.99 / yearAnchor
04A quiet companion for prayer, scripture, and daily faith.
Quiet-faith practitioners are stuck between shouty, gamified apps and bloated megachurch suites. We wanted a small, honest companion that respects the practice and keeps it private.
Launching soon$49.99 / yearAquaLog
05Track daily hydration with visual progress and reminders.
Hydration is a commodity category where everyone charges $20/yr for a ring and a reminder. We think it's a $4.99 one-time purchase, full stop.
Launching soon$4.99 onceBabyLog
06Track feeds, sleeps, diapers, and milestones for your baby.
Huckleberry charges $99/yr to sleep-deprived parents. Two of us have been at 3am bottles ourselves — this one's personal and priced honestly.
In design · Q4 2026$29.99 / yearMoodMap
07Log your mood. See what actually moves it.
Daylio and Bearable work — but one costs $36/yr and the other $28/yr. Mood tracking is a decade-long habit; a $29.99 lifetime makes more sense than perpetual rent.
In design · Q4 2026$29.99 lifetimePillPing
08Medication reminders for people and pets.
Caregivers managing a parent's medication shouldn't have to choose between a $5/mo app and a fragile spreadsheet. Lifetime pricing, one decision, done.
In design · Q4 2026$49 lifetime
Field notes
What we're writing about.
ParentPulse · 6 min read
Caring for Aging Parents in India From Abroad: The 3 A.M. Problem
Caring for aging parents in India from abroad means living with a permanent timezone gap — and the anxiety that fills it. There's a better way to hold the distance.
2026-03-27
DebtZero · 4 min read
Your Debt Freedom Date: The One Number That Actually Matters
When you're paying off debt, most people watch the wrong numbers. Your debt freedom date — the day your last balance hits zero — is the only one worth tracking.
2026-03-21
MenoTrack · 5 min read
The Perimenopause Symptom Log Your Doctor Actually Wants
Your doctor asks how things have been. You say 'a lot of hot flashes.' Here's what a real perimenopause symptom log looks like — and why it changes your appointment.
2026-03-20
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