Lumi CorePlanned
The current research build is unreleased, unaccepted, and not for sale or public access.
Trust center
Marketable does not have to mean
mysterious.
This is the current product boundary as of July 18, 2026. It separates the private owner pilot, planned work, disabled intake and payment paths, and approval-dependent connections.
Owner evidence portalPrivate owner pilot
Compact Radar, Evidence, journal, and ingest projections stay behind Sites access, a disabled-by-default server flag, and an email allowlist.
Beta applicationDisabled
The form records nothing unless its exact server-side activation gate is enabled. It never collects payment or creates access.
Databento market data and fillsApproval-dependent
Databento is planned to support independent licensed-history validation, instrument mapping, source lineage, correction replay, and future live-readiness. Databento and Webull are not connected; rights, security, and operating approval must precede any future read-only connection.
How we make claims
Strong story.
Visible boundaries.
Lumi should be compelling because the workflow problem is real—not because the site implies certainty that the product cannot deliver.
No outcome promises
We market workflow clarity, continuity, and process ownership—not alpha, win rate, income, or guaranteed results.
No hidden automation
Lumi does not connect to a broker, place orders, choose contracts, or turn an alert into trade authorization.
No future-as-present
Every planned Workspace feature is labeled in development until it is implemented and validated.
No tiered signal quality
Every Core subscriber uses the same accepted Pine logic. A future companion tier will not unlock a different signal engine.
Evidence stays honest
Internal validation records remain tied to the exact build they support. Public illustrations explain workflow, not results.
Human-readable first
The default alert is designed for people. Optional structured payloads remain informational and non-executing.
Current public status
Research is not customer access.
Detailed build identities, hashes, and test records remain in the private release ledger rather than public marketing.
- Core status
- Private research · unreleased · unaccepted
- Review website
- Publicly viewable; product access, enrollment, and billing remain closed
- Future access
- Only through a compliant public invite-only TradingView publication
- User request
- A separate affirmative username request will be required after publication
Third-party dependency
TradingView remains separate.
The complete two-Watchlist-Alert workflow currently requires TradingView Premium. TradingView listed Premium at $59.95/month when billed annually and included two Watchlist Alerts when checked July 14, 2026. Plans, pricing, data, delivery, and platform rules may change.
Lumi organizes chart context and user-authored review. It does not know your objectives, finances, broker position, options liquidity, or suitability. Every market and order decision remains yours.
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