A better balance
Adjust brightness, contrast, and approximate color temperature, wherever your display supports them.
A little harmony for your Mac
Good light.
Great flow.
Your screen should feel right for what you’re doing. Let brightness, warmth, and display settings follow your apps, screens, and Spaces.
14 days free · No card required · macOS 15+
A SPACE TO THINKLess adjusting.
Less adjusting.
More doing.
LumaRule RunningActive profileEveryday
Built-in display
Brightness65%
Temperature4500 K
Reading rule
Your settings, in context.
A new app. The right light.One less thing to think about.
Illustrative preview of LumaRule
Made for macOSSettings stay on your MacRules you can make your own
IN YOUR ELEMENT
Different tasks.
The right atmosphere.
Set your preferences once. Switch apps, and let your rules take care of the display.
Try an example
This demo illustrates rules; it doesn’t change your display.
Everyday profileEXAMPLE RULE
WHEN I’M USING
BooksBuilt-in display
MAKE IT FEEL LIKEA quiet afternoon
Read. Unwind. Repeat.
Brightness65%
Temperature4500 K
Contrast45%
Reading rule supplies these settings.
A SIMPLE WAY TO THINK ABOUT IT
Your apps. Your screens.
Your rules.
Group rules into profiles for the way you work. Match an app, a physical screen, a Space, or a combination of all three.
Rules run in your chosen order. Each setting uses the first matching, supported value, then falls back to your shared Default.
01
Your adjustment comes first
A manual hold takes priority for that setting.
02
Then your matching rules
Put exceptions above your everyday rules.
03
Default fills in the gaps
Shared fallback settings for each screen.
SMALL APP. THOUGHTFUL CONTROLS.
Make your display
feel like yours.
More than brightness
Choose resolution and refresh settings in your profiles, with HDR control on supported external displays.
A consistent atmosphere
Bring Dark Mode, True Tone, Night Shift, and automatic brightness into your profiles, where available.
Available controls depend on your Mac, macOS version, display, and connection. Read about compatibility
COMFORTABLY LOCAL
On your Mac.
Out of your way.
Your profiles and display automation stay on your Mac. Only licence activation and occasional licence checks connect to Lumarule’s servers. No analytics or screen-content capture.
App-based rules use permission to read focused-window geometry. LumaRule doesn’t read your window titles, screen contents, or typing.
YOURS, WITH ONE PURCHASE
Find your light.
Keep your flow.
Try all automation features for 14 days. No account. No card.
LAUNCH PRICE
$19 USD · one time
Regular price after launch: $24.99
One Mac. Every automation feature.
- Profiles and rules for apps, screens and Spaces
- All available display and appearance controls
- All Lumarule 1.x updates included
- Transfer your licence to another Mac
- 14-day money-back policy
No subscription. Future major upgrades may be sold separately; your purchased version remains yours.
Buy for $19 Download free trial
Apple Silicon · macOS 15+
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Activate once online. Works offline for up to 180 days between licence checks.
Already purchased? Manage your licence →When the trial ends, automatic profiles pause. Your saved profiles, manual controls and display recovery stay available. Refund policy
GOOD TO KNOW
A few bright
answers.
What do I need to run LumaRule?
Download Lumarule for Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 15 or later. The download is signed and notarized by Apple. Try it with your own displays during the 14-day trial: available controls vary by hardware and connection.
Will it work with my external display?
Support depends on the display and its connection. External brightness and contrast use an Apple Silicon DDC adapter. Readback has been recorded for one connection; physical writes, recovery, and broader external-display coverage remain unverified. LumaRule shows unavailable controls instead of promising support for every monitor.
Can I still adjust things manually?
Yes. A manual adjustment creates a hold for that physical display and setting, taking priority over automatic rules. Other settings can continue using your rules. Resume returns held settings to automatic control.
What happens when no rule matches?
LumaRule uses shared Default values for each setting and screen. If neither a matching rule nor Default supplies a supported value, it leaves that setting unchanged.
Does it run on a schedule?
Rules respond to apps, physical screens, and ordinary macOS Spaces. Time schedules, Focus and power triggers, cloud sync, automatic updates, and global profile hotkeys are outside the current implementation.
LESS FIDDLING. MORE FLOW.
Find your
kind of light.
A thoughtful little utility for the way you use your Mac.
Start your 14-day trial No card required · macOS 15+