Lumo OS

I've always loved the Nothing design idea—taking tech back to basics to make it enjoyable. I thought, could we make that cool, distraction-free OS feel right in a browser, just using regular web stuff? Here's the thing: Operating systems these days are too big and inflexible. We're all used to needing an App Store – got a problem? Find an app, download it, and hope it works. I wanted to make that easier. I imagined an OS that changes to fit you, not the other way around. How it Changed: Lumo OS began as a way to see what Tailwind CSS could really do. Then Gemini 3.0 Pro came along and changed everything. The project went from a fake UI to something that could really make things. We realized the big chance wasn't just to have apps, but to make them. That's how Lumora was born, our AI that makes apps when you need them. We also started thinking about privacy, turning our chat tool, Talko, into a serverless P2P setup so a web-based OS could still be safe and private.