lucimoClarity first, then momentum
Too many priorities. One clear next step.
Do what matters first.
Lucimo is a day planner for people with too much on their plate. It catches every idea, cuts your list down to what matters, and breaks it into steps you can start. Every morning opens with the one task that moves your week.
£9 a month. 14 days free. 10 founding spots.
Today
Mon 2 Nov · exampleFrogWrite the launch email
First step: open the draft and write the subject line. 2 min.
Inbox, 7 items
One move each: a project, a date, Someday, or done now.
Pricing page copy
The next action of your Launch project.
Quick tasks, in one batch
Reply to Ed · Book the train · Pay the ICO fee
Wrap-up, 5 min
Clear the list, move what slipped, pick tomorrow's frog.
The problem
You built a system. You still decide everything by hand.
Most tools give you an empty canvas and leave the method to you. When the week gets busy, the method is the first thing to go.
- Too many prioritiesEverything looks urgent, so nothing gets the morning.
- No clear first taskYou open your list and spend twenty minutes choosing.
- Tasks too big to start"Launch the website" sits on the list for three weeks.
- The weekly review dies firstWithout it, the list stops matching what you actually care about.
How it works
A day with Lucimo
Lucimo follows one simple routine. You set the hours; the rules stay the same.
- Anytime
Catch everything
Type a thought in two seconds, even offline. Start it with "today", "tomorrow" or "week" and Lucimo files it with a date. Anything else waits in one inbox.
- 10:00
The hard thing first
Your most demanding task was picked the evening before. It opens with a first step that takes two minutes, so starting is easy. No inbox, email or messages before it.
- 12:30
Inbox, once a day
Every item leaves in one move: into a project, onto a date, into Someday, or done on the spot. Then the afternoon gets its blocks.
- All day
One next action per project
Each project shows one step you can picture doing. Tick it and the next one moves up. The rest of the backlog stays out of sight.
- Planning
Minutes against hours
Every task on Today carries a time estimate. If the total is more than your free hours, Lucimo tells you in the morning, not at 18:00.
- 19:00
A five-minute wrap-up
Clear the list, give anything unfinished a next step, and confirm tomorrow's first task. Then stop.
- Sunday
A weekly review that walks you through
Eight short steps, each opening the screen it needs: empty the inboxes, check stalled projects, pick the week's few priorities, log one number per goal.
Who it's for
People who run their own work
Founders, freelancers and anyone whose day is theirs to plan. You've read the productivity books. You built a setup in Notion, Todoist or a notebook, and it worked until a hard week broke it.
Lucimo is the method built into the app. The rules work on their own. An assistant layer that suggests, sorts and reshuffles your day is coming next, and you will always see and undo what it does.
Pricing
Founding member
Ten spots at this price, kept for as long as you stay subscribed. Try it free for 14 days, cancel anytime.
Monthly
£9 / month
Billed every month after your 14-day trial.
Yearly
£79 / year
About £6.58 a month. Saves £29 a year.
- Quick capture, also offline
- Inbox with the one-move rule
- Projects with one next action
- Today with frog block and time total
- Day view with your Google Calendar
- Guided wrap-up and weekly review
Founding spots open on Monday 2 November. To reserve one, email:
hello@lucimo.appPrices in pounds sterling. Prices include VAT where it applies. See the refund policy.
Questions
Before you sign up
Is there a free plan?
Not yet. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. A free plan comes after the first founding members are on board.
Does it use AI?
The core runs on clear rules you can see. An assistant layer that suggests dates, sorts your inbox and reshuffles your day is next. It will show you every change it makes, and you can undo any of them. Your content is never used to train AI models.
Where is my data kept?
With established hosting providers, encrypted in transit and at rest. You can export or delete everything at any time. The privacy policy has the details.
Can I bring my tasks from Notion or Todoist?
Not at launch. Import from Notion and from a text file is planned.
Which devices does it work on?
Lucimo is a web app. It works in any modern browser on your laptop and your phone.
How do I cancel?
In your Onelink account, where your subscription is managed, or by emailing hello@lucimo.app. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for.