Lume

Developers building software with AI often juggle separate tools for code editing, running a live preview, tracking terminal output, and chatting with an AI model, forcing constant context switching. They also lack visibility into how much they are spending on AI usage across providers, and switching between cloud and local models typically means rebuilding parts of their workflow. Lume's marketing frames this as a hassle that slows down building and shipping personal or team projects.

Lume is an intelligent IDE that unifies files, terminal, live preview, and AI chat in a single distraction-free workspace, with automatic detection of local dev servers so the running app stays visible while iterating. It supports eight provider integrations plus OpenAI-compatible endpoints, letting developers switch between cloud and local models without rebuilding their workflow, and select models in-context from chat while project state persists. A usage dashboard breaks down input/output tokens, cost, cache performance, and daily/monthly trends, and the product ships automatic updates with a readable changelog. It also offers seven color themes and guided setup for a fast first run.