Project Reference · July 17, 2026

Lumenal

Lumenal (lumenal.ai) is an AI spiritual-readings platform: personalized readings across eight belief systems, real computed natal charts, tarot and oracle decks, a premium annual report, a metaphysical shop, social connections and a gamified journey — wrapped in a warm ivory-indigo-gold brand. This site is the single reference for where the project stands, where it's going, and what's being decided.

40
Web routes live
8
Belief systems
19
Edge functions
$0
Revenue capability
3
Test apps built
Update — July 17, 2026: the AWS migration shipped

The full platform now runs on AWS: repo nnolasco/lumenal-aws, live at d2ted2wy8rjgfj.cloudfront.net — Aurora MySQL (Data API), Lambda Function URLs, Cognito with lazy password migration, S3 + CloudFront for app and media, direct Gemini API. The Lovable site remains live and untouched; pointing lumenal.ai at CloudFront (registrar CNAME + ACM cert) is the remaining cutover step. Migration-era statements below this callout describe the pre-migration state.

The one-paragraph situation

The web product is rich and live, but it was authored on Lovable and runs on Lovable's Supabase project and AI gateway — and it cannot take money: every payment surface is a stub. The mobile app is a polished but read-only shell whose code isn't committed. On July 10 the strategic direction was set: migrate to AWS-native services, call Gemini directly, and treat docs/index.html as the canonical architecture document. The near-term focus is therefore threefold: turn on payments, start the migration with the cheap high-leverage steps, and validate the mobile concept with real users before committing to the 22-week native build — which is what the three focus-group apps in this site are for.

How this site is organized

Current State

Honest snapshot of every repo: web, mobile, infra, docs — with the standing risks called out.

Feature Inventory

Every feature with a completeness badge: routes, reading types, edge functions, data model, admin console.

Progress

Per-track progress bars, the project timeline, and what "done" means for each track.

Checklist

The living task list: every track as a checkable list with saved completion dates.

Ideas

Ranked backlog for retention, revenue and product depth — plus what's deliberately parked.

Plan and Direction

The four parallel tracks (platform, revenue, mobile, design) with sequencing.

Decisions to Make

Nine open calls — four design, five functional — each with options and a recommendation.

Editorial Comps

The active design round: eight look directions with four built as full comps, plus the recommendation.

The focus-group program

The top three mobile concepts — Lumenal Daily (habit loop), Lumenal Guide (conversational companion) and Lumenal Deck (immersive tarot) — are built as complete, working apps with in-app feedback capture, ready to hand to testers. The Mobile Test Apps page has the apps, the testing protocol, and the metrics that pick the winner.

If you only do three things this week

1 — Rotate the committed dev credentials and commit the untracked mobile app (both under an hour). 2 — Start the Stripe checkout build. 3 — Send the three test apps to the focus group so concept data collects while you build.