Start on Discovery and keep your first Memories for nothing. Or take one of the 300 Early Adopter seats and keep everything Lumoria ever makes, for as long as it exists. No card, no subscription, ever.
Free
For your first few nights out. Build a Memory around a ticket, fill it with the photos, songs and notes you brought home, and share it with whoever was there.
Free
For the people who show up before it's obvious. Everything Lumoria has, plus everything it ever ships, free for as long as it exists. 300 seats, then it closes.
Everything in Discovery, plus:
Yes, with no asterisk on it. An Early Adopter seat unlocks every premium design, every export option and every feature Lumoria has, and it keeps unlocking the ones that ship later. There is no renewal, no annual charge and no point at which a price appears. The seat belongs to your account rather than to a card or a subscription, and once it is yours there is no way to fall off it. Discovery is free too, and it is a real plan with a quota rather than a trial on a clock. There is a simpler reason behind all of it: Lumoria was not built to make money. It is one person's project, made for people who might get something out of it, and made because keeping design, engineering and product in the same pair of hands is the best way to learn where the three pull against each other. Mostly, though, because it is fun to build.
You can still use Lumoria, and you still will not pay a subscription. Discovery stays free to download, with 3 Memories and 10 tickets, so you can build a Memory around a ticket on the day you arrive. Premium designs, watermark-free exports, widgets and unlimited Memories become a one-time purchase at that point, priced when it launches. The one thing that does not come back is the seat itself: 300 exist, and once they are claimed the free-forever offer closes for good.
No. Claiming a seat takes about two minutes: download Lumoria, make an account, then open Settings and become an Early Adopter while seats remain. There is no card field anywhere in that flow, no trial quietly counting down, and nothing to cancel afterwards. Lumoria holds no payment details for Early Adopters because it never needs to charge one.
Yes, automatically and at no extra cost. Everything shipped since the seats opened arrived already unlocked, including the weather, map and station Moments, Spotify links and the in-app help centre that came with version 1.3.2. The same holds for what comes next: new ticket designs, new kinds of Moment, new categories. Nothing will ask you to upgrade to reach it.
No. It is written to your account once, and it does not expire, lapse through inactivity or depend on how many Memories you keep. There is no downgrade, and nothing in the app hands a seat back: sign out for a year and it is still there when you return. It survives reinstalling Lumoria and moving to a new phone, because it belongs to your account rather than to the device.
No. Not on Discovery, not on Early Adopter, not now and not later. Lumoria carries no advertising SDK and sells nothing to advertisers. Your Memories are encrypted on your device before they reach a server, and the key never leaves your phone, so there is nothing in there to sell or to target. Ads were never part of how Lumoria works, and that holds on every plan.
No, and there is nowhere in Lumoria to type one. Downloading the app, making an account and claiming an Early Adopter seat all happen without a payment method, and Discovery never asks for one either. If a paid tier arrives after the seats close, it will be a one-time purchase through the App Store, which means Apple takes the payment and Lumoria never sees your card.