Examples

Find it. Choose it. Finish it.

These examples use the actual Lumen surfaces to shorten the path from a half-remembered clue to a decision and a ready-to-use output.

Actual Lumen image wall showing a folder of product images and visual references — 01 The image wall is the starting point: a folder-sized visual field with filenames and native controls still close.

Workflow 01

Find the shape of a reference folder.

Follow a folder of visual references and see the set as a set. Search by a color family, appearance, or a word inside an image, then keep the result as a collection instead of copying the files into a new system.

Read the retrieval docs

Workflow 02

Make a human call on the strongest version.

Open Focus from the current result set. Mark a favorite or reject, inspect the metadata, move through the filmstrip, and keep the original folder context available.

Read about judging and curation

Actual Lumen Focus view showing curation actions, metadata, and a filmstrip — 02 Focus keeps the decision surface close to the result set instead of turning it into a separate preview app.

Find the screenshot you meant.

Search OCR and remembered words across a Downloads folder. Match reasons tell you whether the result came from text, a filename, or another local signal.

Make a clean delivery set.

Compare candidates, reject the near-duplicates, preview a naming recipe, resize to a target canvas, and export a contact sheet for review.

Return to an old direction.

Months later, search for the word, palette, or appearance you remember. The local memory is there to shorten the return trip.