What do I get for inviting someone?
One extra Memory, or two extra ticket slots. You choose which, and the choice is permanent. It lands the moment your friend joins Lumoria through your link. You get one invite, ever.
Where the invite is
It comes to you when it is useful. Try to make a fourth Memory, or an eleventh ticket, on a free account, and Lumoria opens a screen called Get more from Lumoria. Your invite link is already on it, in a field you can read.
How it works
- On that screen, tap Share my link, or tap the copy button beside the link and paste it wherever you like.
- Your friend installs Lumoria and opens the link.
- They finish signing up. That is the whole condition.
- Lumoria tells you: “Your friend is in!” Tap it and pick your reward.
That screen still says your friend has to create their first ticket, and the small print under it says something similar. They don’t. The reward has been paid on joining since 1.3.0, and the wording hasn’t caught up.
The choice
- 1 additional memory: a free account goes from 3 Memories to 4.
- 2 additional ticket slots: from 10 tickets to 12.
One or the other, not both, and it can’t be changed afterwards. Your friend picks their own reward on the same terms, and that costs you nothing. “I joined through an invite: what do I get?” is their side of it.
It also connects you
When someone joins through your link, Lumoria also sends them a friend request from you. That is separate from the reward, so it happens either way, and they still have to accept it. It waits until you both have a @username. “What is my @username for?” explains why.
When you need more than one extra
The invite is a one-off, and nothing here is sold one at a time. Once yours has been used, the Get more from Lumoria screen changes: it offers an Early Adopter seat instead of a link. That seat is the only route to unlimited Memories and tickets: free, permanent, while seats last.
“What’s included with an Early Adopter seat?” has the full list, and “How many Memories can I have?” has the numbers on each plan.
