Clear pricing. No surprises.
The free tier is the actual product for most people. It tracks your attention, classifies it locally, and delivers a weekly digest indefinitely. No account, no payment, no expiry.
Pro is for people who want to see attention patterns across 90 days, not just the last week.
Everything to start.
No account. No card. No expiry.
- Twitter/X, Reddit, LinkedIn + YouTube tracking
- 30-day rolling history
- Weekly digest: topics, sentiment, emotions, timing
- Time-of-day scroll pattern
- 27 topic categories, plus your own custom ones
- Live in-session widget and Goals / Focus mode
- Milestones and streaks
- 100% local processing, nothing leaves your browser
- Self-correction (fix misclassified topics locally)
Forever.
Requires Chrome on desktop. Bookmark this page to install later.
The longer view.
Everything in Free, plus:
- 90-day digest archive (vs 30 days on Free)
- Navigate back through 13 weeks of your attention history
- Doomscroll Index
- A single composite score from negative tone, late-night activity, and platform hopping
- Platform mood gap + hopping pattern detection
- e.g. "LinkedIn → Twitter in under 4 min · 7× this month · stayed 3.2× longer than usual"
- Week-over-week archetype delta and topic trend arrows
- "Last week: Night Owl Investor → This week: Weekend Warrior Explorer"
one-time · yours forever
or $5 / month if you'd rather try first
or
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The free tier is not a limited version.
It's the full weekly digest: topic breakdown, emotional tone, scroll timing, live in-session widget, Goals, and milestones. That's genuinely useful on its own, and it's free without a time limit. Most people who install LumoScroll will never need to upgrade.
Pro is for the longer view. Ninety days of history shows things a single week can't: whether a topic is trending up in your reading over time, whether late-night habits are occasional or consistent, whether the Doomscroll Index is actually moving. If those questions matter to you, Pro is worth it. If they don't, the free digest is enough.
The $15 lifetime price is a launch offer. The original price was $24, and it returns there once the product has a longer track record. Monthly at $5 is there if you'd rather try it before committing to lifetime.