Lumenator Pro

Lumenator Pro

Peripheral monitoring for MacOS

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Lumenator Pro - monitoring that doesn't interrupt. Native macOS app using peripheral vision instead of alerts. Built with SwiftUI. Respects your focus. A glowing lighthouse = healthy services. You'll notice when it stops. No alerts needed.
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Serg
Lumenator Pro
Maker
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I built Lumenator because monitoring alerts were ruining my flow state. Instead of notifications, it uses a glowing lighthouse in your peripheral vision. You notice problems instantly without the interruption. The calmness is addictive. No more anxiety checking dashboards every 10 minutes. Built with SwiftUI for smooth animations. All data stays on your Mac. Anyone else struggling with alert fatigue? Would love to hear your story.
Erliza. P

Mac users, this one’s for you! 🍎🖥️ Lumenator Pro brings clean, focused peripheral monitoring to macOS—finally, visibility without the bloat. 🔍⚙️

Paul Höppner
I really like the artstyle of the lighthouse. Do you plan on developing Lumenator for other platforms?
Serg
Lumenator Pro
Maker

@paul_hoeppner Thank you so much! I'm really glad you like the lighthouse artwork. I originally built Lumenator for myself, and I still have tons of ideas for improvements and bringing it to other platforms. It's not the top priority right now, but who knows - if there's enough demand, why not!

Joy Wang

Lumenator Pro is brilliantly subtle—its peripheral cues keep me aware of service health without breaking my focus. As a native macOS app, it feels perfectly integrated, and the glowing lighthouse is a clever, calming touch that just works.

Zovie Hartwell

I think Lumenator Pro offers a refreshing take on system monitoring by using subtle peripheral cues instead of intrusive alerts. It respects user focus, which is great.