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LumiFrame
Turn spare iPads, phones and TVs into shared photo frames
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Turn spare iPads, phones and TVs into shared photo frames
2 followers
LumiFrame turns screens you already own into shared, always-current photo frames. Make an album, invite your people, and every new photo and video reaches every frame live. Runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Android, and casts to TVs. Free to start.
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Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentGive every agent its own machine. Starts in under a second
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Hey folks!
I built LumiFrame because I had an iPad I wasn't using. I'd seen an Aura frame and wanted the same thing on my shelf, so I went looking in the App Store. The frame apps I found either skipped video, looked unfinished, or put everything behind a paywall before I could try them.
So I built my own. Over the last 15 months it grew into this:
Sign in on any screen you own (iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android) and it becomes a frame. No new hardware.
Shared albums: invite people once, and whatever they add shows up on every frame live.
See what each frame is playing from anywhere, and cast to a TV with AirPlay or Chromecast.
Event albums: guests scan a QR code and their photos land on the screen during the party.
Every week, the Reflections feature goes through the photos already on your device, right on the device, and brings back what you forgot you had: this week in past years, a book for every year with a chapter for each month, and the places and people that keep showing up. Any day it finds can go into an album, and every frame playing that album shows it.
Free covers 1 frame, 3 albums and 50 photos per album, no card needed. Premium ($4.99/mo or $39.99/yr) adds video, casting and more storage.
I'm a solo founder, so every comment here reaches me directly. I'd love to know: which screen would you turn into a frame first, and what stopped you from doing it before?