Lumi / For doctors
For doctors and clinicians
The whole referral pack, read before the patient walks in.
Lumi reads long records on your own PC, lines up the medication history, flags what doesn't add up and prepares a de-identified copy. The clinical judgement stays yours.
A referral pack in the Lumi app, in agentic mode. Scripted example with a fictional patient.
What it surfaced, and where
In the example above, Lumi read a referral pack and listed three inconsistencies for the clinician to review, each with its page: an anticoagulant started in March while aspirin was still listed at discharge in September with no reason given; kidney function falling from 68 to 51 to 44 while metformin stayed at the same dose; and a penicillin allergy recorded as "rash" on one page and "anaphylaxis" on another. It charted the trend, built a medication timeline and a pre-visit summary, and produced a redacted copy for case review: 63 identifiers removed, with a second pass finding none remaining.
Documents and admin, not diagnosis
Lumi is for the reading and the paperwork around care: summarising long records, building timelines, finding every mention of a drug or result, drafting letters from your templates, filling forms and preparing de-identified copies for teaching or review. It points you to the page; it doesn't make clinical decisions.
Where patient data goes
Nowhere. Records are read on your own graphics card and stored encrypted on your own disk, never uploaded to a server. The only things that go out are what you explicitly ask Lumi to fetch, like a web search or a new model.
What you need
A Windows PC with an NVIDIA RTX graphics card. One installer: no Python, no command line.
Last reviewed 13 November 2026.
Questions
Can Lumi summarise patient records offline?
Yes. Lumi reads records on your own PC's graphics card, so summarising your own files doesn't need the internet. You need a connection to install Lumi and download models.
Can Lumi de-identify records?
Yes. Lumi produces a redacted copy and then checks it with a second pass. Review the result before sharing, as you would any de-identified document.
Does Lumi make clinical decisions?
No. Lumi is not a medical device. It reads, summarises and points you to the page; clinical judgement stays with the clinician.
Private beta
The private beta opens in waves.
Windows PCs with NVIDIA RTX graphics first. The core is free for local use.