Catch it before it goes.
A shortcut for the thought in between things. Quick text capture on your Mac, with a durable inbox and a review step.
LESS KEEPING TRACK. MORE LIVING.
A little less
in your head.
A lot more life.
Remember your people. Follow your curiosity.
Make space for what matters.
We’re building a family of thoughtful apps that connect your scattered context—so you can spend less energy keeping track, and more living.
Personal by nature. Yours by design.
Your people Your ideas Fewer open loops More rabbit holes
THAT THOUGHT YOU ALMOST LOST?
ConceptIt’s still here. And it connects.
Alex Garden idea Follow up
A small universe. With you at the centre.
LESS MENTAL CLUTTERMORE ROOM FOR YOU
A FAMILY OF FOCUSED APPS
Start with what
matters to you.
A familiar problem. A little less friction.
Explore the ideas we’re bringing to life.
LucidContactsMVP
Remember the person.
Not just their name.
The conversation, the little details, the thing you promised to send. Keep the context that makes a relationship feel like a relationship.
- Capture a conversation in a quick voice or text note
- Review the details before they become memories
- Find people through what you remember about them
Who mentioned a community garden?
AL
Alex Laurent
A familiar face. A little more context.
THE THREAD TO PICK UP
Alex is starting a community garden. You offered to introduce them to Maya, who runs the neighbourhood newsletter.
A LITTLE NUDGE
Introduce Alex to Maya
Illustrative data Try the controls above
LucidContacts has an MVP. The interactive example on this website uses sample data, not a live account.
THE BIGGER PICTURE
Your life doesn’t happen in silos.
Your apps shouldn’t either.
A person in your contacts. A promise in your inbox. An idea in your notes.
The vision is simple: let the context travel with you.
01 / REMEMBER
“Alex mentioned a garden.”
A quick capture keeps the conversation and the person connected.
LucidContacts02 / CONNECT
“I had an idea for that.”
A note about community spaces becomes relevant again.
LucidNotes03 / FOLLOW THROUGH
“Here’s what I promised.”
The right context comes back when it’s time to reply.
LucidMailOne connected vision. Different stages of development. You stay in charge of what gets connected.
A FEW MORE THREADS WE’RE FOLLOWING
Small tools.
More possibility.
Some ideas are companions to the whole family.
Tell us if one belongs in your day.
Find the next right step.
A thought might be a task, a question, or something to read. Explore a calmer way to turn loose ends into intentional action.
Bring context to your AI.
Give a compatible assistant access to the Lucid context you choose, so you can pick up a conversation without starting from scratch.
Clear boundaries
Local processing is part of the foundation. Some prototypes also use cloud storage and processing. Each product should make that boundary explicit.
Context you can trace
The design links memories and suggestions back to their sources, so you can inspect the story behind an answer.
You have the final say
Review, correct, or reject proposed changes. Your life needs your judgment, and the product should make room for it.
HELP SHAPE WHAT COMES NEXT
Which part of your life
could use a little clarity?
Tell us which idea you’d try first. Your interest helps us decide what to build and who to invite into the next prototypes.
Independently built. Thoughtfully growing.
A FEW THINGS YOU MIGHT BE WONDERING
Can I use these apps today?+
LucidContacts and LucidTab have MVPs. LucidPulse, LucidNotes and LucidMail have prototypes. LucidRead is still being explored. The interactive examples on this website use sample data. Registering interest does not guarantee access or a release date.
Do I need the whole family?+
The intention is that you can start with one useful app. The shared context becomes valuable as you choose to connect more of your life. The demos show that longer-term direction.
Will everything stay on my device?+
Not every prototype works that way. We have local browser capture and model infrastructure, while LucidContacts also uses a cloud backend. We’ll describe storage, processing, and permissions for each product before you connect personal data.
How will my feedback shape what gets built?+
We’ll look at which products people choose first, the problems they describe, and what we learn from prototype sessions. Interest is a useful signal alongside feasibility and hands-on feedback.