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Lumen

Keep the note with the passage.

Lumen is an EPUB reader for people who think with a pencil in hand. Readers can highlight a passage, write a note with a stylus, and move between the thought and its source.

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A handwritten note stays attached to the passage that inspired it.

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Readers can move from passage to note and from note back to passage.

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The library, reading position, highlights, and notes continue across supported devices.

The product problem

The notebook should remember why the note exists.

Digital reading and handwriting often happen in separate apps. The note survives, but the sentence, argument, or image that prompted it becomes harder to recover.

Lumen treats the link as part of the note. A reader can write freely, then return to the exact place in the book without searching through highlights or page numbers.

Lumen reading view on iPad with handwritten notes connected to an EPUB passage.
The book and handwritten notebook share one reading surface.
Lumen library on iPad with imported EPUB books.
Library, reading, highlights, and notebooks belong to the same system.

The experience

The connection works in both directions.

A marker in the book opens the related notebook page. The notebook can return the reader to the passage. That small loop changes the product from a reader beside a notebook into one connected thinking space.

Continuity

A reading session can continue on another device.

Readers move between rooms, screens, and stretches of time. Lumen keeps the library, reading state, highlights, and notes together so the next session begins with the context of the last one.