Luminelle scores every product you scan against EU and California regulatory lists, tracks every meal you log, observes your skin from a daily selfie, and reads your cycle phase into all of it. One app for all of you.
Early access and benefits at public launch.
AI skin observations
Take a photo. Luminelle’s vision model notes what it sees - pores, tone, the tired softness under your eyes, the small things that change with a hard night or a new product. Five observations per scan, in plain language, saved next to your products, meals, and cycle. Your face, week over week, observed without judgement.
Observations are not medical advice. See a dermatologist about anything concerning.
Product scan
Barcode or ingredient list. Every product gets scored against EU and California cosmetic regulations. Save it to your products and create your routines.
Meal scan
Plate photo or barcode. Calories, macros, and EDC-classified additives, scored against the same regulatory lists. Adds to your daily intake automatically.
Cycle tracking
Log your period and Luminelle figures out your phase. It shows up alongside every product and meal you scan, so you can spot your own patterns.
0–100, and where it comes from
Every Luminelle score is built from the same regulatory sources a cosmetic chemist or dermatologist would cite: EU CosIng Annex II, EU CosIng Annex III/V/VI, California’s cosmetic bills (AB 2762, 496, 2771), California Prop 65, and ECHA’s endocrine-disruptor candidate list. Each flagged ingredient contributes weight by severity tier.
| Tier | Source | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
Banned | EU CosIng Annex II · California cosmetic bills (AB 2762, 496, 2771) | Outright forbidden in EU or California cosmetics. |
Restricted | EU CosIng Annex III / V / VI | Allowed with concentration limits, use restrictions, or labeled allergens. |
Watch | ECHA endocrine-disruptor candidate list · California Prop 65 | Flagged by regulators with no current ban - surfaced so you can weigh it. |
Note | Industrial / disclosure-only lists | Surfaced for transparency. Zero impact on the product score. |
A score is a starting point, not a verdict. Tap any flag to read the regulator’s own words.
Meal tracking
Snap a plate or scan a barcode. Luminelle estimates calories and macros, logs your cycle phase, and keeps the photo with your day - on your phone, where it belongs.
Calories fill a daily ring. Set a target or leave it blank - either way, no badges, no nagging. The ring resets at midnight.
Tap a meal for protein, carbs, and fat. Skip the breakdown if you don’t.
Each scan logs the phase you’re in. The data builds quietly until you want it.
Cycle tracking
Log your last period and cycle length. Luminelle shows you what phase you’re in today and colors your calendar by phase. Optional symptom slider per day - three taps, your words, no prompted checklist.
Follicular, ovulatory, luteal, menstrual - labeled, based on what you logged.
We don't predict your next period date or fertile window. We show where you are right now.
Every product, every meal, tagged with the phase you were in. Patterns surface over time.
The line we don’t cross
Luminelle does not tell you what's wrong with your skin, your hormones, or your weight. We log what you scan and surface patterns in your own data. Patterns are correlation, not causation. Anything that concerns you - talk to your doctor or dermatologist.
We score against ingredients, not brand reputations. A product flagged for one Restricted ingredient may still be entirely fine for you. We never tell you not to buy something.
Luminelle is not a diet app. We do not set calorie targets, we do not assign goals, and we do not reward restriction. Calories are a label, not a verdict.
The user observes patterns. Luminelle keeps the lab notebook.
No ads. No data sold. Ever.
This is our promise.
Public launch is Q2 2026. Join the waitlist for early access and benefits at launch. We’ll email you once - when we ship.
Luminelle is a personal wellness journal, not a medical device. Information surfaced by Luminelle is not a diagnosis and should not replace consultation with a dermatologist, endocrinologist, dietitian, or other licensed clinician.
