Your displays. Perfectly bright. Automatically.

Lumino uses your Mac's ambient light sensor to automatically adjust external displays. Simple, native, and lightweight.

macOS 13.0+ • Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) • One-time purchase

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Simple by design. Powerful in practice.

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Fully Automatic

Set it and forget it. Your displays adjust to your environment, just like your MacBook screen.

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Per-Display Offsets

Fine-tune each display with -100% to +100% offset. Perfect for mixed monitor setups.

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Native macOS Design

Feels like it came with your Mac. Built with SwiftUI for a polished, modern experience.

Lightweight

Less than 1% CPU usage. Battery efficient. Runs quietly in your menu bar.

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Privacy First

All settings stored locally. Optional anonymous telemetry via TelemetryDeck (opt-in only). No personal data, no tracking, no cloud services.

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Hot-Plug Support

Connect or disconnect displays anytime. Settings automatically sync.

How it works

1

Install & Launch

Download, open, and enable automatic mode. Done in 10 seconds.

2

Adjust Offsets

Fine-tune each display's brightness offset to your preference.

3

Enjoy

Your displays now adapt to your environment automatically.

The simplest solution

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Feature Lumino Lunar MonitorControl
Price $12.99 $34.00 Free
Auto via Light Sensor
Native macOS Design ⚠️ ⚠️
Simplicity ✅✅✅ ✅✅
CPU Usage <1% ~2-3% <1%

Simple, fair pricing

$ 12 .99

One-time purchase

  • ✅ Lifetime access
  • ✅ All future updates included
  • ✅ Unlimited displays
  • ✅ Email support
  • ✅ One-time purchase, no subscription
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Frequently Asked Questions

What Macs are supported?

Apple Silicon Macs (M1, M2, M3, M4) running macOS 13.0 (Ventura) or later. Intel Macs are not currently supported.

Will my display work?

Most modern displays connected via USB-C, DisplayPort, or HDMI support DDC/CI. If your display has physical brightness buttons, it likely works.

Does it work without a light sensor?

The automatic mode requires a built-in light sensor (MacBook, iMac). Mac Studio, Mac Mini, and Mac Pro can still use manual brightness control.

Is this available on the Mac App Store?

No. This app uses system-level APIs that aren't allowed in the Mac App Store. It's distributed directly for full functionality.

What if Lumino doesn't work on my setup?

Email support@lumino.tools and we'll help troubleshoot. DDC/CI support depends on your display and connection — most modern displays via USB-C or HDMI work great.

Does Lumino collect any data?

Only if you choose to enable it. Lumino includes optional, anonymous usage analytics via TelemetryDeck — GDPR-compliant, no personal data, no tracking. It's off by default and can be toggled in Settings at any time.

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