See how your
product actually works

Even simple product questions force teams to piece together what’s live.

It shouldn’t be this hard. 
But a “quick” product question turns into:

• Slack messages
• Figma, dashboards, or code
• Alignment meetings

This happens again and again — because teams are building without a clear, shared view of what’s live.

Product overview — simplified and shared

This isn’t bad collaboration – it’s people trying to understand.

Teams are constantly trying to figure out what’s true right now.

People don’t struggle because they lack tools or communication. They struggle because there’s no shared, reliable view of what’s actually happening in the product. When the product isn’t visible, teams are forced to piece it together — over and over again.

Lumio gives product teams a shared view of the product as it’s being built.

Lumio makes what’s happening in the product visible and searchable — so teams can see how it actually works without digging through Slack, Figma, dashboards, or code.

With a clear view of the product, teams can:

  • See journeys, states, and edge cases together

  • Answer product questions in minutes — not meetings

  • Align decisions around the same view of what’s true

Make the product visible.

Instead of asking around, teams check Lumio.

Node mapped to live UI

A shared view of the product itself.

Lumio isn’t documentation, analytics, or session replay.

It’s a living representation of the product — how customers move through it, how flows connect, and how changes affect what users experience.

As the product evolves, Lumio stays in sync — giving teams a reliable, up-to-date view.

Your product stops living in people’s heads.

Journey catalogue cards

Built for teams building complex, evolving products

When products grow and change, understanding what’s in the product gets harder — and more important.

Teams building at scale

  • Distributed product teams

  • Multiple customer journeys

  • Systems where small changes carry real risk

  • Long-lived products with history

Organizations facing change

  • Rapid growth or scale

  • New teams or new leadership

  • Mergers and acquisitions

  • Replatforming or major rebuilds

See Lumio in action.

See how it works on a real product.

Stop guessing. Start seeing.