Calm focus, one tray click away

Run focus and break sessions, keep a tight task list, dip into clipboard history, and peek at system stats—without a cluttered desktop. Built for Linux, designed to stay out of your way.

Download latest release View on GitHub

Tray-first Sessions & breaks Reminders Your data stays local

Features

Everything in the panel is optional—tune it in Settings

Focus & break timer

Presets or custom lengths, clear progress, and a companion that reacts to your session—without nagging you.

Tasks & reminders

Capture what matters, set optional nudges, or switch to a minimal list when you want zero extra chrome.

Clipboard history

Reuse recent clips quickly—handy when you’re jumping between windows and tabs.

System glance

CPU, memory, and battery where available, in one small card.

Settings & privacy

Toggle panels, notifications, and layout. Open your data folder or reset local data when you need a clean slate.

Linux-friendly

Designed around tray workflows and typical desktop quirks—see the README on GitHub for distro tips.

Screenshots

See it in action

Luma — main window overview — Main window

Luma — break sessions timer — Break sessions

Luma — desktop notification after a focus session — System notifications

Luma — tasks and clipboard — Tasks & clipboard

Get Luma

Grab the latest .deb, AppImage, or .rpm from GitHub Releases. Prefer building yourself? Check the README for dependencies and build steps.

Releases Install guide

About

Small tool, local-first

Luma is a desktop productivity companion: it keeps timers, tasks, and utility panels in one lightweight window you open from the tray. Your data stays on your machine in a simple local store—no account required.

For developers: Luma is bundled with Tauri (native shell) and a web UI stack. That’s why the install is small and startup stays snappy. If you’d like to contribute or package it for another distro, the source and build notes are on GitHub.