Who's at the door
Live views from the cameras you already own, read on your own network — a glance to see who has arrived, never a feed for anyone else.
The window in your wall
The people you love, on the wall — all day.
Lucarnia fills a wall in your home with your family's memories — your photographs and home videos, moving like light through a window — then steps aside to show the day ahead and a calm eye on home.
A lucarne is a window set into a wall. That is exactly what this is.
Memories, on the wall
When nothing else needs the screen, it shows your life.
The moments you have already captured — photographs and home videos alike — drift across the wall like light through a window. Not a slideshow ticking over in a corner, but the people and places you love, at the scale of the room, moving. It is the reason the wall is worth looking at when there is nothing you need from it.
Photos and video
Stills and moving clips play together, so a birthday plays back as it happened rather than freezing into one frame.
From the family's shared album
Drawn from a shared album your family already keeps — nothing to curate by hand at the wall, and nothing handed to a stranger.
Always changing
The wall never settles on one image. Walk past an hour later and it has moved on to another year, another face.
No one has to mind it
The wall keeps up with the family — not the other way around.
Everything on it is fed by the shared album and the calendars your family already keeps, from the phones they already carry. Your daughter adds a video from another city; a plan shifts on the train home — and the wall has it by the time you next walk past. No one stands at the screen to update it, and no one has to be the person who runs it.
The day, where everyone sees it
The whole household's day, at a glance.
Lucarnia draws in the calendars your family already keeps — through the same feeds your Google, Apple or Microsoft calendar already offers — and lays the day out plainly in the hallway or the kitchen, where everyone walks past.
Whose day is whose
Each person's events show in their own colour, so a single glance at the wall tells you who is where — school run, late meeting, away for the night.
The calendars you already keep
Subscribe the wall to the calendars you keep online and today's events appear in their place — recurring events and all, no new account to tend.
Today, and just ahead
What is on today and what is coming, so the morning starts with the plan rather than a scramble for it.
Home, at a glance
A quiet sense of home.
Not a monitoring station — a glance. Who is at the door, whether the washing will dry, how much of the day you are running on sunshine. The reassuring rhythm of a house that is fine.
Weather
Today at a glance and the days ahead, so the morning starts knowing what the day holds before you step into it.
Solar
What your panels are making and your home is using, in real time — a gentle nudge toward running the house on sunshine.
In your home
Made to be lived with.
Set into the wall like the window it is named for — part of the room, not a gadget sat on top of it.
On the wall
Memories
The day
Yours alone
You can put your family on the wall because it never leaves it.
Your home is yours. The faces in your photographs, the videos of your children, the cameras at your doors, where the family will be on Saturday — none of it is anyone's business but your own, and none of it is ours to gather. That is the quiet reason you can hang your family's life on a wall without a second thought.
What stays home
✓ Photos and home videos
✓ Camera views, read on your own network
✓ Calendar events and details
✓ Anything shown on the screen
Read from what you already keep, for the wall and for no one else. None of it is uploaded to us.
What the device sends us
Only what keeps it healthy and current: that it is online, which software version it runs, and coarse health such as uptime and spare storage. That is the whole list. There is nowhere in our system for a photo or a camera frame to go.
On your terms
Every check-in is signed by a key generated on the device that never leaves it. You can switch the check-ins off entirely and everything on the wall keeps working exactly as before — you keep it current yourself.
Installed once
In the wall, then out of mind.
Set it in the wall
Lucarnia fits a standard recessed box and sits flush with the plaster. Power and network, and it is home.
Connect what you already have
Point it at the photos, videos, calendars, cameras and solar you already own. It reads them on your own network.
Leave it be
It keeps itself current and runs. Nothing to tend, and nothing private ever leaving the house.
The hardware
Made to be looked at.
- Screen
- 27-inch, by default
- Resolution
- 4K, by default
- Input
- Capacitive touch
- Mounting
- Flush, in-wall
- Network
- Wi-Fi & Ethernet
- Cameras
- Standard home IP cameras
Other sizes and resolutions may be offered as the range settles.
Questions people actually ask
The honest answers.
Does it play videos, or just photos?
Both. Home videos play on the wall alongside your photographs, so a moment plays back as it happened rather than freezing into a single frame.
Which calendars does it work with?
The ones you already keep — Google, Apple and Microsoft calendars all offer a feed you subscribe the wall to, and the day appears. Recurring events are handled, and each person's events can show in their own colour.
Do my photos or camera feeds go to your servers?
No. Photos and home videos are read from your own library, and cameras on your own network. None of it is uploaded to us — there is nowhere in our system to store it, by design.
Is there a subscription?
None is required to see your own memories, calendar, cameras, weather or solar. It is your hardware, showing your life.
Coming soon
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