Pulse
Twelve weeks of your own mail, measured.
Everything in one place. Sign in to continue.
Your connection to Lucid is encrypted.
Register this device and you can sign in with Touch ID or Face ID instead of waiting for a link.
Blur and glow look best but ask more of your device. Automatic matches the level to whatever you are using.
The band across the top of Home. Every choice reads something Lucid already has, so switching is instant.
On a dark theme.
On Serene, Linen and Mist.
And how the light one is drawn.
On paper the helper draws ink rather than light — the same shape, the same speed, one blend mode different.
How fast, when nothing is happening.
Trails.
Below 48 pixels — the chat header — it is always the orb. A spiral that small is four dots in a smear.
The shape of it. Hover for what each one is for.
And the colour.
The orb updates as you drag. Pick two when you want a specific pair rather than a matched one.
Scales the whole interface. 100% is the default.
Added to the end of new messages, replies and forwards. It is attached on send, so it stays out of your way while you write.
How long Lucid holds a message after you press Send, so you can pull it back. Close the tab while one is waiting and it sends immediately rather than risk losing it.
Tasks you set on your phone turn up here, and ticking one off in either place ticks it off in both. Needs one extra trip through the Microsoft sign-in; your mail, calendar and sending are unaffected.
Sign in with Touch ID or Face ID instead of an emailed link. Setting it up on the Mac usually covers the iPhone too.
Only these addresses can reach anything in Lucid.
Lucid sends your task and reminder alarms from its own server, so they arrive with everything closed and the phone locked.
Three short briefs a day — what today looks like, what has changed, what is left. To this device, your inbox, and Home.
Checks whether a timeline that looks out of date is still catching up, or is actually broken.
Adds a real join link to the invite.
Give this a date and a time and Lucid will tell you — on this device, and by email if it is closed.
Emails them the task details. Tasks are not calendar events, so there is no invite to accept.
A title and a time, nothing else. Alerts you in the browser while Lucid is open.
Twelve weeks of your own mail, measured.