Design Engineer @adobe
Building: instafy.in

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Tarun Tomar  • Peerlist

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Most AI photo apps either over-edit or completely change your face. I wanted something different — an easy way to turn my normal photos into Instagram-worthy shots while still looking like me.So I built this app. Upload a picture, pick a vibe (retro, cinematic, professional, minimalist…), and you’ll get back an edit that feels polished but still genuine. Your face stays untouched, the style around you changes.I made this for people who want nice photos for LinkedIn, Instagram, or just to share with friends — without the “AI face swap” problem.Would love for you to try it and tell me what you think 🙌

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Like many of you, I used to send messages to myself on WhatsApp to jot down tasks, reminders, and thoughts. It always felt way easier than opening a dedicated app. I realized what I wanted wasn’t another feature-heavy planner — I wanted a frictionless, chat-like space to just type and offload things from my head. That’s how Lumi was born. What’s new or unique? Most productivity apps ask you to think in terms of structure: labels, tabs, deadlines, categories. Lumi flips that. It’s just one chat box. You type like you're texting yourself — and behind the scenes, Lumi figures out what’s a task, what’s a note, what’s a habit, or even a reflection. No UI noise, no switching modes. It’s built to feel invisible — and that’s the point.

Tarun Tomar

Design Engineer @adobe Building: instafy.in