Is Lumoria free?
Yes. Lumoria is free to download and free to use, and nothing in the app asks for a card. While Lumoria is in beta there is no subscription and nothing to buy: not a design, not a feature, not an extra Memory.
What a free account holds
- 3 Memories and 10 tickets.
- Thirteen of the twenty-six ticket designs, and the Matte finish on all of them.
- Everything a Memory can hold: photos, videos, music, notes, voice memos, moods, the weather of a day, a station.
- Friends, and sharing a Memory with them. None of that is capped.
Those two numbers are a quota, not a shop. Nothing is sold one at a time, and there is no way to buy a single extra Memory. “How many Memories can I have?” has the counting rules, including what a journey with several legs costs.
Two ways to lift the limits
- Your invite. One friend joins Lumoria through your link, and you choose a fourth Memory or two more ticket slots. One invite, one reward, kept for good. “What do I get for inviting someone?” walks through it.
- An Early Adopter seat. Unlimited Memories and tickets, plus every premium feature, free and permanent while seats last. “What is the Early Adopter programme?” explains how to claim one.
What free leaves out
A few things wait for a seat: the thirteen Early Adopter designs, the Glossy and Embossed finishes, a colour for each part of a ticket, exports without the watermark and at 2x or 3x, and the home screen widgets. Everything else works the same on both plans. “What’s included with an Early Adopter seat?” lists it line by line.
What happens after beta
Lumoria will be a paid product one day. When that happens the app stays free to download and the free plan stays as it is; paid plans arrive for people who want more than it holds. Anyone with an Early Adopter seat never pays, whatever comes after.
This is where things stand today, while Lumoria is in beta. “What does “beta” mean?” explains what that stage does, and doesn’t, change for you.
