Turn every conversation into an editable, shareable result that keeps moving forward.
Today, we are launching Luni 2.0.
AI has made answers easier to get than ever. But once a task becomes even slightly complex, the real work is still scattered across chats, files, web pages, and meeting notes. Important decisions disappear inside long conversations. The document you actually need still has to be assembled by hand.
Luni 2.0 starts from a different premise. Chat is not the destination. It is where the work begins. As a conversation develops, sources, questions, expert perspectives, and the final result come together on the same page. You can edit it, verify it, share it, and return to it when the next task begins.
Our goal is simple: help you do more than get an answer. Help you finish the work and leave with something that is truly yours.
Start with a conversation. Keep the result.
Traditional chats grow into long timelines. The more context they contain, the easier it is to lose what matters. You may get excellent advice, then spend another hour finding, copying, reorganizing, and turning it into a document you can actually use.
In Luni 2.0, the page is the center of the task. Start with a question, a file, or a recording. Luni follows the conversation, keeps the context that affects the work, and can update the current page or create a new page with complete content when you ask.
The page does not disappear when the answer ends. It stays in your project as the foundation for the next revision, the next discussion, and the final deliverable.
Bring AI into the work itself
Luni AI works beside the page. It understands the current page, the passage you selected, and the sources connected to the task, so you do not have to keep explaining where you left off.
Ask a question directly on a passage. Check the evidence behind a conclusion. Clarify a difficult idea. Improve one specific section. The answer stays close to the content it affects instead of becoming another thought lost in another window.
When the task needs to move forward, Luni can read the page, find project materials, search the web, analyze files and videos, work with data, and create charts. When it writes to a page, it uses the same page structure as a person editing it. Tables, dividers, equations, files, recordings, and charts remain real, editable content—not chat text dressed up to look like a document.
That means less copying between tools from the first source to the finished result.
Get the right judgment for the task
Complex work rarely needs just one more answer. More often, it needs the right point of view.
Luni 2.0 introduces a marketplace of experts. Choose a writing editor, research analyst, strategy advisor, admissions advisor, or another expert for the task at hand. Experts review the current page and the sources you have authorized, then surface gaps in evidence, problems in the writing, risks, and tradeoffs from their own professional perspective.
These are not general-purpose chatbots with different profile pictures. Each expert has a clear role, method, and boundary. A research analyst focuses on sources and evidence. A writing editor focuses on structure, voice, and clarity. A strategy advisor focuses on constraints, choices, and execution risk.
Experts provide judgment without silently rewriting your page. You decide when a page should change, and Luni AI makes that change through one consistent editing path. Professional guidance can enter the work while the final decision stays with you.

Use the right tool for every source
Important work does not live in text alone. It may be buried in a long document, a dataset, a video, a meeting recording, or several web sources that disagree with one another.
Luni 2.0 brings those materials into one workflow:
- Read files and find the parts that matter to the current question.
- Search the web and bring outside information back into the task.
- Analyze videos, data, and spreadsheets, then turn the findings into clear charts.
- Record on the page and keep the transcript, timing, and follow-up analysis connected.
- Keep sources linked to the page so the next session does not start from zero.
These tools are not isolated feature demos. They serve one purpose: giving every conclusion on the page useful context, reliable support, and a form you can keep working with.
Move from real tasks to ready-to-use pages
Luni 2.0 is built around the way common tasks actually unfold.
In a meeting, record directly on the page. Afterward, Luni can read the transcript alongside the current plan, identify decisions that changed, unresolved conflicts, and issues that may block delivery.
For an application, Luni can review requirements, materials, and public information together, find what is missing or inconsistent, and prioritize the next steps by risk without taking over your personal voice.
For a report, Luni can verify metric definitions, analyze data, create charts, and keep the conclusion, supporting evidence, and open decisions on the same page.
The tasks are different, but the experience is consistent: start with the materials you already have, ask questions, verify the details, bring in expert judgment, and finish with a result you can share, revise, and use again.
Support your writing without replacing your thinking
We want AI to help people express ideas more clearly—not flatten every person into the same voice.
Luni starts with structure, evidence, and the next useful sentence. It can show where an argument needs support, explain the tradeoffs between two approaches, or suggest a revision based on your own material. The point of view, tone, and final choice remain yours.
That boundary matters more as AI does more. Experts stay read-only. Page edits follow explicit permissions and scope. If the page has changed, Luni avoids silently writing over newer work. AI can accelerate the process, but it should not decide what is worth keeping.
One task. One workspace. A result that lasts.
Luni 2.0 brings chat, pages, sources, tools, and experts together—not to create a more complicated process, but to remove the organizing work you should not have to repeat.
Start with the materials already in front of you. As the conversation moves forward, the work takes shape on the page. When it is ready, keep editing, invite others to view or collaborate, or leave it in the project as context for what comes next.
That is the idea behind Luni 2.0: AI should not just help you talk through a task. It should help you leave with a result you can actually use.
Available today
Luni 2.0 is available now at luni.now.
Bring the work already on your desk and start a task. Whether it is a report, a meeting, a research project, or an article that still needs a direction, Luni starts from what you already have and helps make the next step clear.
