Detection & Multi Detection
Identify UI targets and react when they appear, disappear, or change.
Lumona is a premium automation platform for repeated in-game routines, screen-aware logic, reusable projects, and a growing store of ready-made macros. It is designed for users who want more than fixed taps and blind timers.
Move from repeated taps to project-based workflows powered by detection, OCR, conditions, and reusable tools.
Lumona is built for routines that need visibility, control, and repeatability. Instead of relying on blind delays alone, it supports screen-aware logic and project-based workflows that can be built, reused, downloaded, and refined.
Repetitive game routines waste time, create inconsistency, and often depend on users remembering the same actions every day. Lumona turns those routines into controlled workflows with tools that can react to visible screens, stored assets, conditions, and reusable functions.
Lumona is built around the idea that better automation starts with better awareness. The workflow should know what to look for, what to read, and what to do next.
Lumona combines screen detection, OCR reading, gesture tools, conditional logic, reusable functions, stored assets, and runtime flow controls inside one premium automation environment.
Identify UI targets and react when they appear, disappear, or change.
Read strings or numbers from screen regions and use them in logic.
Control flow with touch gestures and timing steps that fit the routine.
Branch execution based on what the current screen or OCR result reveals.
Build reusable workflow blocks and data-driven behavior across a project.
Structure projects with image libraries, tools, app flows, and linked components.
Organize saved automation content, reusable systems, and store-linked macros.
Prepare runtime inputs, verify flow state, and control execution cleanly.
Lumona is more than one screen. It spans setup, permissions, projects, editing, runtime, store content, profile privileges, and support infrastructure.
The editor is designed for structured creation. Mix screen-aware tools, variables, conditions, gestures, waits, and reusable functions to form routines that are easier to maintain and far more capable than flat tap chains.
Lumona supports launch flow descriptions, runtime inputs, permission-aware setup, and a controlled play mode experience. That makes execution more understandable for users and more reliable during repeated routines.
Lumona links together local projects, downloaded macros, store discovery, launch flow descriptions, updates, support, privileges, subscriptions, and custom macro requests. The product keeps gaining value over time.
Lumona is structured to move users from onboarding to permissions, from project creation to store downloads, and from launch flow preparation to confident play mode execution.
Each stage is designed to reduce friction, build trust, and keep the product feeling deliberate instead of improvised.
Start with setup flow, device analysis, and clear guidance so users understand what Lumona needs before they automate anything.
Enable accessibility, overlay, and screen-aware capture flows where needed so Lumona can interact with and interpret runtime screens properly.
Use the home workflow for custom projects or open the store to download ready-made automation for repeated routines.
Build with detection, OCR, conditions, gestures, assets, variables, and launch flow inputs to match the routine.
Start the routine, monitor its behavior, and keep the run experience understandable rather than opaque.
The value of Lumona does not stop at building automation manually. Users can discover macros, read launch flow guidance, install content, view updates, manage subscriptions, open support, and access privileges from one connected system.
Lumona is designed to feel premium. Free users can enter through credits and daily rewards, while higher plans unlock broader access, longer runtime freedom, premium support, and the most valuable custom request tier.
Lumona uses a credit model for entry access. It stays understandable: one credit equals fifteen minutes of runtime. Daily check-ins and rewarded ads help users keep moving without confusion.
Users can request custom game automation directly inside the Lumona ecosystem. This is not framed like a vague premium extra. It is a real product value layer designed to make the platform more useful as subscription value grows.
Lumona is designed as a living ecosystem. At least five or more new automations are expected to enter the store every month, which means the library expands and the subscription case strengthens over time.
Lumona is positioned as a supported platform, not a throwaway macro utility. Users can move through support tickets, premium support, profile privileges, updates, and macro requests as part of one connected experience.
Lumona is meant to feel premium across the whole app surface — not only in one feature. The product story includes onboarding, home projects, editor tools, shop browsing, update pages, profile privileges, support entry points, and runtime control.
Even when exact screenshots are replaced later, the structure of the site can already communicate what makes Lumona different: depth, control, premium intent, and a connected ecosystem rather than a one-screen tool.
The most important objections are about capability, permissions, runtime value, subscriptions, custom requests, and whether the ecosystem will keep expanding.
No. Lumona is designed around structured automation workflows that can use detection, OCR, conditions, variables, functions, launch flow logic, projects, assets, and store content.
Lumona needs runtime permissions because it performs interactive on-device automation tasks and screen-aware workflows. The setup flow should explain what is used and why.
One credit equals fifteen minutes of runtime. Daily check-ins add fifteen minutes, rewarded ads add fifteen minutes each, and rewarded ads are capped at ten per UTC day.
Subscriptions increase macro access, remove runtime limits at higher tiers, unlock premium support and developer mode at Plus, and add exclusive VIP value such as monthly free custom requests.
Yes. Lumona includes a custom macro request path where users can ask for a game automation to be built. It uses the lifetime purchase price rather than a separate custom-build fee.
That is a core value promise. Lumona is positioned as a growing ecosystem, with at least five or more new automations expected each month.
VIP is the strongest value tier for users who want full access, premium support, exclusive identity, and one free custom macro request every month.
Yes. Users can create their own project-based automations or download ready-made macros from the store and use them inside the wider app system.
Start with daily runtime credits, unlock broader access through premium plans, explore the macro store, and use Lumona as a serious automation ecosystem built to keep growing over time.