Lumaki
Rising
Steps
Your daily movement builds the stem — the backbone of the plant, taller and thicker the longer you keep at it. Today's walking lights up the newest leaves at the tips.
Your record
A growth story you can replay.
Scrub back through days and weeks and watch your plant grow again from its very first day. Every day it grew is kept — and the timeline is never locked, whatever your subscription happens to be doing.
Already tracking something?
It works with the apps you use.
Strava, Oura, Peloton, Headspace, WHOOP — anything that already syncs to Apple Health feeds your plant. The more that flows in, the richer it grows. Nothing to connect twice.
Works with any app that syncs to Apple Health
Strava
Peloton
Headspace
Calm
Oura
WHOOP
Garmin
Nike Run Club
Private by architecture
Your health data never leaves your device.
Lumaki reads your health data on your iPhone and grows your plant there. Only your plant's name, style, goals, seed and start dates travel through your own iCloud — never your steps, your sleep or your heart rhythms. No ads, no trackers, nothing sold.
30 days free
Free to start. Yours to keep.
Subscribe at the end of setup and Apple gives you 30 days free — cancel during them and pay nothing. Skip it and your plant still grows free for a week.
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Monthly
$4.99/month
Cancel anytime
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Yearly Save 33%
$39.99/year
Four months free
When growth stops the plant simply pauses. It keeps everything it grew, it never resets, and subscribing later wakes it up and catches it back up on every day it missed.
30 free days through Apple's introductory offer. Cancel anytime.
On your iPhone, every time you open it
It reads your whole day, not one number.
Steps and floors, sleep and its stages, what you trained and how hard, the energy you spent, the minutes you sat still, and the rhythm underneath all of it. Lumaki weighs the lot on your own device, and no two people grow the same plant.
What your plant is grown from
- Steps
- Flights climbed
- Active energy
- Workouts
- Sleep & sleep stages
- Mindful minutes
- Heart-rate variability
- Respiratory rate
- The rhythm of your weeks
How it grows
Every part of your plant means something.
Each kind of health data shapes a different part of the plant. So a week of long walks and early nights grows something visibly different from a week of hard sessions and short sleep — not better or worse, just yours.
Climbing
Flights climbed
The most literal rule in Lumaki: stairs and hills make the tree taller. Height only — a climber's plant reaches higher rather than growing wider.
Rooting
Sleep
Sleep grows the roots, invisible and holding everything else up. Deeper sleep than you usually get thickens them; longer nights send them further out under the soil.
Branching
Workouts
Effort pushes growth in new directions. What you trained sets each new branch's angle and the shape of its leaves — yoga bends, running sharpens, lifting thickens — and how hard and how long sets its reach.
Greening
Active energy
The energy you spend shows up in the leaves: larger, and a deeper, more saturated green the more of yourself you put into the day.
Blooming
Any session
Every session you show up for opens a flower: a workout, a few mindful minutes, or a standout walking day. The kind of session decides what kind of flower. Each bloom stays open for six days.
Keeping time
Rhythm over weeks
Five active days in seven and a fruit sets. It hangs for five weeks and then drops. Not a score to beat — just what a plant does once it has been looked after for a while.
Listening
Heart-rate variability
With an Apple Watch, the air itself responds: the breeze gathers into slow gusts when your heart-rate variability is above your own usual, and goes still when it isn't. Your breathing sets its rate. Your plant is beautiful without a Watch.
None of this is labelled inside the app. There's no legend, no “stem = steps”, no progress bar per branch. You open Lumaki, you look at your plant, and one word tells you what it's doing today — one of the words above.
Plant style
Four ways to see the same plant.
The same growth, the same shape, drawn four different ways. A style changes how your plant is rendered and nothing about how it grows, so you can change your mind as often as you like.
- Lumaki Soft sculpted light. Leaves that glow with the sun behind them, and a canopy in its own shade. Free
- Tuldok Light laid down in dots. Points of broken colour, warm in the sun and cool in the shade, that your eye mixes into a plant. Pro
- Sapaw Thick strokes of oil paint, laid on a jittered grid, following the form at the plant's edges. Pro
- Ukit An engraved line tinted by hand. Hatching instead of gradients, thin colour pooling inside each edge. Pro
Your plant keeps its shape through all of them — a style is how it's drawn, never what it grew into. Lumaki is free; the painted three come with Pro.
In the app
A plant, and everything around it.
Air that follows the clock
Light, dark, or your system's choice — and a fourth option, Time of day, where the glasshouse around your plant shifts from dawn through dusk and the scene dims into the evening, as it's doing on this page right now.
On your home screen
A home-screen and a lock-screen widget with your plant and one figure, quietly refreshed each morning. No battery drain: Lumaki updates when you open it, not all day in the background.
Two gentle notes
One in the morning with how your plant grew overnight, one at the end of the week with what the week grew. Both optional, both written on your device — Lumaki has no server to push you anything from.
Yours to share
Export a still of your plant, or a timelapse of it growing — the past week, the last 90 days, or all of it. Your health numbers never appear in what you share: only your plant, its name, and the day it's on.
Start where you like
Your last 30 days are already in Apple Health. Carry them in and arrive with a grown plant, or start from a seed today and grow from nothing. Both are real plants. Neither is a preview.
iPhone and iPad
The same plant on both, kept in step through your own iCloud — no account to make, nothing to sign into. The health data itself stays on each device.
One plant, many reasons to grow.
However you come to Lumaki, the plant meets you where you are.
A calmer way to look.
No numbers to chase and no rings to close. Just a living picture of how you're really doing, at whatever pace you're actually going.
The gentlest nudge there is.
Come back because you're curious what your plant looks like today. Rest days count, a hard week costs you nothing, and nothing here ever tells you off.
Something worth showing.
Send a still or a timelapse to whoever you like. There's no feed inside Lumaki, no leaderboard and nobody to keep up with — and your health numbers stay behind on your phone.