Lume

Lume — what to read next, locally. Reads and ranks pages on your device against a live news feed; nothing leaves your browser.

Lume watches the articles you actually spend time reading, then surfaces related stories worth reading next — and it does all the thinking on your device. No account, no cloud, no tracking. HOW IT WORKS - As you read, Lume notices the pages you dwell on and understands them on-device, using a small AI model that runs inside your browser (downloaded once, then works offline). - It matches your interests against a live, continuously refreshed news feed and shows you the best "Read next" picks. - The only thing that ever leaves your browser is the request for the public news feed — which carries none of your data. Your browsing, your interests, and the matching all stay on your machine. WHAT YOU GET - Read next: a subtle in-article card that suggests one closely related story as you browse. - Discovery page: open a new tab for a clean grid of stories matched to your reading, each labeled "Because you read …" so you always know why it's there. - ✨ Spark: a couple of picks that branch off in a new direction — still connected to your reading, but from a different area, so you break out of your bubble. Toggle it on or off anytime. - Mute any site you don't want shaping your recommendations, and clear all your data with one click. PRIVATE BY DESIGN - Embedding and ranking happen locally with an on-device model. - No sign-in, no analytics, no data collection. - Your reading history never leaves your browser. WHY INSTALL If you want a smarter "what to read next" without handing another cloud service, Lume gives you discovery that's private — and a Spark of serendipity whenever you feel like wandering somewhere new.