Ten quiet minutes.
No account before the box is open. Set a box on a shelf, answer three questions, stick a few senses where life happens. This is the whole of it.
Power, somewhere central. That’s the installation. It’s already useful - routines, family notes, the Journal warming up.
Open setup.lumabyrelay.com. Name the house, claim your Core, say who lives here. Connected by default - or skip the account and go off-grid from minute one.
Peel-and-stick. They read rooms as lived-in - never who. Skip them if you’re starting with the Core alone.
The Journal starts writing within the hour. First patterns in about a week - until Luma is sure, it says “probably,” or nothing at all.
By day three, Luma knows the kettle.
By the first week, the household. Nothing to configure, nothing to teach: the Journal just puts what it notices in plain sentences.
Morning. The kettle went on at 7:12 - two minutes earlier than yesterday, right on the household’s pattern.
$100 reserves your place - refundable any time until your kit is on its way, late 2026.
The household operating system. Shipping late 2026.