Something's being built for the way you ride — a whole ride that finally speaks one language. The prototype rides today. The rest is coming — no hype, no countdown clock, just a ride we're building in the open.
It was never about the light. It's about enlightening the ride — and the rider.
Create your account and you're not on a waitlist — you're in from the start: first to see it move, first to tell us what to build next, first on the ride.
Good — you're here before the crowd. It's the early riders who shape what this becomes, and there's more here for you already.
Your wheel already knows when you brake, turn, or hit a hazard. LumpiApp makes your lights react on their own — brake flares red, a lean signals a turn, a honk strobes a warning — with a live ride dashboard on your phone and watch. The prototype rides today; pre-orders for the first batch are coming soon.
A small smart module reads the wheel over Bluetooth and answers in light — automatically, the moment it matters. This part isn't a promise; it rides today.
Slow down and your brake light flares, so the rider behind reads it instantly.
Lean into a turn and an amber signal blinks the direction — no buttons, no fuss.
Hit the horn and the lights strobe a warning, turning a sound into something people see.
A serious rider carries a small stack of tech — wheel, lights, camera, display, headset — and today none of it talks. LumpiApp is the layer that connects them: the wheel already knows what's happening, and LumpiApp speaks that one truth to everything else on the ride at once. It's the move CarPlay made for the car — the connective layer that makes what you already own work together. We're building the safer, connected ride — better for you, and better for everyone sharing the road. Some of it rides today; the rest is a direction we're building toward, described honestly as a roadmap, not a shipped promise.
Every piece is built on industry-standard, pre-certified modules and speaks the same language, so it just works with the rest.
The smart module that makes the ride reactive. Hand, wrist, or socket-mount — one brain, three ways to carry it.
Rides todayThe budget way in: a simpler module with a small display — reactive safety lighting without the flagship price.
Entry model · in developmentA transparent heads-up display we're designing to put speed, a live turn signal, and hazards in your line of sight.
On the roadmapA maker's carrier the SERO brain seats into — the board you build your own Lumpi.app-powered device on.
For makers · roadmapOnly SERO's reactive lighting rides today. The rest is the lineup we're building toward — a direction, not a set of dates or promises.
Every name means something. Lumpia is the Filipino spring roll — a nod to the Pinoy community this was built with. Lampe / lampion is French for lamp and lantern. Put them together and you get Lumpio and Lumpia — and a lantern was never about the flame; it was about seeing your way. Not light for its own sake — light that lets the ride and the rider understand each other.
One root, three jobs
Look closely and the last two letters tell you what each piece does.
Does the I/O. The brain that reads your wheel and answers in light — it does the talking, so you do the riding.
The Interactive Accessory. The gear that listens to the ride and lights up on cue.
The Agent Intelligent. The intelligence layer we're building toward — a direction, not a shipped promise.
On the roadmapOne brain is a Lumpio. One accessory is a Lumpia. The app that ties them together is LumpiApp, at lumpi.app.
The lineup, decoded
SERO — Tagalog for zero, as in zero-to-hero: the $99 brain that takes a bare wheel to a fully reactive ride (rides today). Hero SERO — the same brain with a cape on: the maker's dev-kit (roadmap). POKEET — pocket-sized, pocket-priced (in development). PILIK — Tagalog for eyelash: the HUD that rides right by your eye (roadmap). Lumpia Ilaw Pabilog — from bilog, "round": the disk safety light (rides today). Lumpia Ilaw Padyak — Tagalog for to pedal: lights on your pedals (roadmap).
Filipino, French, and a rider's sense of humor — worn proudly, meant literally. lumpi.app.
None of this is for sale yet — it's the direction, told straight. Right now a smart brain reads your wheel and answers in light. But the ride isn't just the wheel — it's the helmet, the jacket, the gloves, the ground under your feet. We want all of it speaking the same language: one brake reaching every light you're wearing at once, the rider behind you reading your whole intention in a heartbeat. Not more gadgets — one connected rider, fully lit, fully aware.
The whole ride, imagined
A helmet with the ride built in — speed, next turn, hazard ahead — plus comms in the same shell, so the group rides as one.
The dream · not shippedReactive protective gear — jackets, back protector, pads, gloves. Lean and your sleeve signals it; brake and your back flares red.
The dream · not shippedPedals that glow your every move into a signal — and heated pedals that melt the snow off, so a cold morning never costs you your footing.
The dream · not shippedBumpers and crash protection that take the hit, trim and underglow that make you unmissable after dark, mounts that carry the kit.
The dream · not shippedStart with one piece and grow the kit; snap on the next when you're ready. Under all of it runs one shared language — the LumpIO brain that does the talking, the LumpIA gear that lights up on cue, and the LumpAI intelligence we're teaching to read the ride. And it isn't ours alone to build: it's a platform other makers build on, and riders steer — tell us what to make next, and vote the roadmap into shape.
The brain and the app ride today. The wider language — and the intelligence layer — is a direction we're committed to, described as a roadmap, not a shipped promise.
If you make gear riders already trust, there's a place for you here. If you're a maker with an idea, there's a brain waiting to build on. And if you just ride, your voice steers what we make next.
You don't need permission or a plan — pick the way that fits, and pull up a chair.
Lumpi.app is free. It's early and honestly a little rough — sorry in advance. Ride with it and tell us what breaks: the first riders shape what this becomes.
Free · beta testers welcomeMake it yours — tune it, author effects, design parts, share them with other riders. This is a pamily, not a customer list.
Join the pamilyGot ideas, skills, or the same vision? There's a seat here for you. Take a chair at the buffet and let's talk.
Take a seat · talk to usOn this platform, sharing isn't giving it away — it's the on-ramp: revenue, exposure, your name on the work, maybe a limited edition or a full production run.
Lumpi.app isn't just a light — it's a small, honest platform for reactive gear. Here's what you get to build against.
A carrier board that breaks out servos, sensors, and light channels, so you prototype on a brain that already speaks the ride. We're designing it; it doesn't exist yet.
In design · roadmapAuthor your own lighting effects and tune how the ride looks, right from the app — no toolchain, no reflash. This part is live.
Rides todayAuthor an effect, submit it for approval, and share it with other riders. A simple, moderated way for the community to make the lineup its own.
Rides todayEach device tells the app what it can do, and the right controls appear — no app update per accessory. It's the contract an add-on builds against.
Live · expandingWe're building Lumpi.app to plug into the gear riders already trust — and to let other makers build on it too.
Design and sell your own reactive, Lumpi.app-powered products — same brain, same app, same connected ride.
Build a snap-on accessory against a published interface — it works with the ride without touching our silicon.
Helmets, HUDs, comms, cameras, protective gear — if it rides, it can speak the same language. A concept we're opening, not a deal we're claiming.
Everything above is a direction we're building toward. If you make gear for riders, the honest version of where we are lives behind sign-in.
Partner with us →There's a bigger plan behind the lights. The investor overview is for signed-in members — take a look, or just get in touch.