Lance’s living room, as LoLight sees it.
A picture of your home, lit by your own lights.
Walk a room with your phone; Hue and Govee light the picture LoLight makes.
The picture is true
Your home, lit the way it really is.
The three the app shows first:
The lights in this room
Ten real fixtures. Three are in rooms this camera cannot see.
Nothing here is a filter. The bake works out each light’s own contribution to the room separately; this page adds them together in linear light and tone-maps the sum exactly once, with the app’s own exposure and curve. Off → one lamp → the evening are three of the thousand-odd pictures those ten switches can make, and every one of them is arithmetic the app already runs.
Your pieces are yours
Three honest states, and we say which.
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Made from your photos
We walked your room, so the piece in the picture is your piece, down to the dents.
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A stand-in, and it says so
When your piece did not survive the walk, a catalog model stands in — at the right size, in the right place, credited by name.
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A sketch
When we have neither, we draw a box the right size and leave it a sketch. A sketch never pretends to be a photograph.
The way in
Three things, once.
- 1 Walk the room. Hold the phone up and go round it slowly, once.
- 2 Connect your lights. The Hue and Govee you already own.
- 3 The picture arrives. About ten minutes, the first time.
LoLight is invite-only while it is small, so the way in is a note rather than a store page.
Works with
The lights you already own.
- Hue Bridge and bulbs, strips, lamps.
- Govee Over your network, no cloud round-trip.
- Your phone The walk wants an iPhone Pro. Everything after it works on any iPhone.