Meals that fit.
Lumo turns goals, restrictions, allergies, preferences, pantry, routine, and symptoms into meals clients can actually use today.
Better follow-through. Less follow-up work.
Lumo turns the care plan into daily meals, nudges, and answers, without giving practitioners another inbox.
The gap
A care plan only matters if it survives the week.
Most plans leave the appointment with good intent. The hard part is turning that intent into meals, choices, and momentum at home.
The first weeks
Drift starts early, before the next visit can catch it.
Groceries, cravings, travel, symptoms, and stress show up fast. Lumo keeps those moments connected to the reviewed plan.
Sustained change
Long-term support should not become another inbox.
Clients need practical help between visits. Practitioners need the meaningful signal back, without routine support turning into manual follow-up work.
50%
follow long-term care plans
~80%
drift in the first weeks
1 in 5
sustain change past six months
Nudges before drift.
Substitutions, check-ins, and small coaching moments happen when real life starts testing the plan, not weeks later.
Answers stay bounded.
Client questions are handled inside the reviewed care plan, practitioner rules, and verified nutrition context.
Signals come back.
Routine support stays light. Meaningful drift, risk, and escalation context return to the practitioner before the next visit.
The care plan is the source of truth.
Lumo starts with the reviewed care plan: goals, restrictions, allergies, escalation rules, and tone. Support is personal because it is bounded.
Preferences and life constraints stay in the loop.
Cuisine, liked ingredients, dislikes, pantry, equipment, routine, symptoms, and cravings shape what support should look like today.
Signals come back without another inbox.
Routine help stays lightweight. Drift, risk, and important context return as signals the practitioner can actually use.
Care plan
Restrictions
Allergies
Goals
Cuisine preferences
Ingredients they like
Disliked ingredients
Kitchen equipment
Pantry
Routine
Budget and prep time
Schedule
Symptoms and cravings
Questions in the moment
Plan-aware support
What Lumo does
Uses what is already in the kitchen.
Lumo accounts for pantry, equipment, prep time, routine, and preferences, so support fits the food and tools clients actually have at home.
Generates meals that fit the actual plan.
Goals, restrictions, allergies, preferences, symptoms, and kitchen context become meals clients can use today, not generic suggestions they have to reinterpret.
Coaches the moment before drift compounds.
Small nudges, substitutions, and check-ins help clients keep moving when life gets messy, while staying inside the practitioner-reviewed care plan.
Gives practitioners the signal, not the noise.
Lumo brings back actionable context for follow-up: where the plan held, where it slipped, what changed, and what needs clinical attention next.
Some straight answers.
Lumo is useful because the reviewed plan, restrictions, escalation rules, and practitioner visibility stay inside the system.
Reviewed care plan
Allergies and restrictions
Escalation rules
Practitioner visibility
The team
Built for people, food, and lasting change.
We are building Lumo with nutrition practitioners and users, so AI stays useful, grounded in real kitchens, and close to the work that actually changes lives.
AI is for humans
AI should lift people up, not replace their judgment. Lumo reduces manual work so practitioners can stay focused on their expertise.
We love food
Nutrition is personal, cultural, and practical. We respect each practitioner's approach and help turn it into meals people can live with.
Build in the open
We build with practitioners and users, keep the feedback loop tight, and ship capabilities that make a difference between visits.
Nutrition practitioner waitlist
Create sustained impact, together.
Join the waitlist for nutrition practitioners who want stronger follow-through without adding more manual work.
We will use your email for the practitioner waitlist only.