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Lumo 2.0 can now turn your data into visuals without leaving the conversation. Upload a file, ask a question, get a chart. No spreadsheet, no switching tools, no sending your finances to a company that trains on them. 1/3
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It doesn't just plot numbers. Ask it to flag what changed and it'll pick the visualization that fits your question, and tells you what’s worth looking at. Then it tells you what's worth noticing. Trends, outliers, and insights you might miss when scrolling a spreadsheet. 2/3

Which means you can finally use your real data. Spending, health, income, whatever you'd rather not hand to a company that trains on it. Zero-access encryption, so I can't read it either. Try it: 🐾 3/3

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Maybe with our ddocs, we’ll test👩🏭🍓

Are you guys working on models too? It would be cool having a decent european AI company that actually makes models.

Thanks for posting this. I found that on the 20th of last month and I could not find any official documentation of it. I think it's a cool new addition. No fanfare, no mention, no Lumo 2.01 Max version change, no change log nothing. I love to read about the new cool things.

sorry to be that guy but what's the upperhand against claude and chatgpt?

Get updates more fast Lumo, win the Race.. Meow...

just keeps improving 🥹

Please add the option to register with a Google or Microsoft account, as the initial registration is very difficult.

Finally some ui improvements!

GLM 5.2 smh

Love Lumo

@asklumo can lumo do the same as perplexity or Gemini or Claude?

I use Lumo since I dropped my blue check. No complaints. Never makes mistakes. It actually corrected a lots of grok bs.

I have been playing for 10 hours with #Lumo and I was happily surprised. Just need to improve images, but the switch is on.

Does it help with🆎 blood diagnostic results PDF file? The🩸checkup💉complete panel results meaning?🥼

Noice

Are there plans to add the photo upload feature to iPad app and Firefox?

is this still true to Lumo 2.0?

