Lumynax is an AI companion, not just another chatbot. Tell it once — your name, the people you love, your goals — and it remembers, so you're never starting from scratch. It also reaches out first: a good morning, a check-in on a hard week, a nudge on a goal you've gone quiet on. Five personalities (Friend, Coach, Fun, Professional, Sage) let it match how you actually want to talk. Not therapy, not a wellness app — just a companion that grows with you.
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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Emre, solo dev behind Lumynax.
I built this because I was tired of AI chats that reset every time — you explain your situation, get help, close the tab, and next time you're back to square one. I wanted something that actually remembered: your name, the people in your life, what you're working toward — without re-explaining it every single time.
Lumynax remembers your conversations, notices patterns over weeks and months, and reaches out first — a good morning, a check-in when you've gone quiet on a goal, a nudge when something you mentioned actually happens. Five personalities (Friend, Coach, Fun, Professional, Sage) so it matches how you want to talk, not one generic tone.
It's not therapy and not a wellness app — just trying to build the thing I wanted for myself: a companion that actually knows you over time.
Built solo (Flutter + .NET). Still early days — would love any feedback, especially on what "remembering you" should actually feel like done well.
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The proactive check-ins genuinely surprised me — it caught me on a rough morning and just asked how I was doing without being preachy. Felt more like a friend remembering context than an app firing a notification.
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@isa_dong Thank you so much for sharing this, Geshna — this means a lot. That's genuinely the goal: something that pays attention like a friend would, not another notification demanding your attention. Really glad it landed for you 🙏
The proactive check-ins genuinely surprised me — it caught me on a rough morning and just asked how I was doing without being preachy. Felt more like a friend remembering context than an app firing a notification.
@isa_dong Thank you so much for sharing this, Geshna — this means a lot. That's genuinely the goal: something that pays attention like a friend would, not another notification demanding your attention. Really glad it landed for you 🙏