Automate a business process without a spec, without code, without IT.
Business process automation usually starts with a flowchart and a developer. Luminars starts with the work itself: it records or discovers the process, writes it, and runs it on your computer, step by step in plain words you can read and stop.
Every automation project dies at the spec.
Someone has to describe the process exactly: systems, fields, exceptions. That description costs weeks, is wrong in the details and is out of date before the build starts; then IT or an agency has to build it, and maintain it when the work changes.
No flowchart to draw: the process is written from the work.
Record the job once, or let Luminars discover it: the draft is the spec, checked against what was seen. From there it runs step by step, showing every step and every tool call, asking when it needs a decision, waiting for your approval where you asked for one, with Stop always in reach.
No spec, no code.
Every step visible, not a black box.
A human step wherever you want one.
A failed run names the step and the fix.
Run it on your computer, or in the tools you already use.
On a schedule, or when you press Run, while your computer is awake; or export it as an n8n workflow or an Agent Skill. Asana, Linear, Notion, GitHub and Slack connect from the app with one click: no key to paste, and nothing of yours stored on our side.
Your computer.
n8n.
An agent tool.
Connect with one click.
Every process Luminars writes can run. No IT needed.
Review it, answer Dolly's questions and activate it: it runs on your computer, step by step in plain words you can read and stop, in the tools you already use. Every run adds its active minutes and the by-hand estimate to the console, so the business sees the hours returned from the first week; keep it in Luminars, or export it to n8n or your agent tools.
Activate with one click.
A human step wherever you want one.
Hours returned, counted from the first run.
Export any time.
Not RPA.
RPA
- Replays clicks.
- Breaks when a button moves.
- A developer to build, a developer to fix.
- Silent when it fails.
- Bought as a project.
Luminars
- Works from what the process means.
- Survives a redesigned screen.
- Activated by the person who does the job.
- Names the step and the fix.
- Installed like any app.
What it does not do.
No runs on a server. A run missed while your computer slept is offered when you next open the app.
Apps without a connector run while you watch. The step says so.
It starts on a schedule or on Run, not yet on an event.
Activates only when ready. Connections set, trigger set, no open question.
Common questions about automating a process.
Can I automate a business process without coding?
Yes. Record it or let Luminars discover it, answer Dolly's questions, activate it.
Do I have to write a spec or draw a flowchart first?
No. The draft written from the work is the spec.
Does the automation run without me?
Yes, on your computer while it is awake, on a schedule or when you press Run. It stops and asks before any step you marked for approval.
What happens when a step fails?
The run stops and names the step, the cause and one repair, in plain words, never an error code.
Which apps can it work with?
Asana, Linear, Notion, GitHub and Slack connect with one click. Any other app runs on screen while you watch, and the step says so.