Find what women know.

Since the dawn of time, women have been asking, sharing, and learning from one another. On Lumina you can find those conversations, see what comes up again and again, and carry the chain of knowledge forward.

Lumina is currently available in Hebrew on iOS, Android, and the web.

Free · In Hebrew · Ages 16+

How it works

Ask like you would ask a friend.

Ask

Write your question in your own words.

Find

Read past conversations and discover what other women have already learned.

Continue

Want to continue the conversation? Send a message and reopen that support group.

Post

Have a different question? Post it in the community.

Example search

How did other women prepare for egg freezing?

What you can do

What you can do on Lumina

Search past conversations

Find experiences and questions women have already shared.

Ask the community

Ask what's on your mind and read other women's responses.

Join a private group

Each group brings together women who have a personal connection to the topic or an interest in it—so you can talk with someone who really understands.

Post and read anonymously

Choose a nickname and take part without revealing who you are.

What you should know

You don't have to share your name.

  • You can choose a nickname—you don't have to share your real name.
  • We don't sell your data to advertisers.
  • We aim to meet strict security standards.
  • Lumina uses AI to help with moderation and to summarize conversations.
How we protect your privacy

What women share doesn't replace medical advice.

Lumina shows personal experiences and insights that came up in conversations. It doesn't diagnose or recommend treatment. It can help you figure out what you'd want to ask at your appointment.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost?

Lumina is a free app.

Where can I use it?

On iPhone, Android, and in the browser. The product is currently available in Hebrew.

Can I use a nickname?

Yes. You don't have to share your real name.

Is this medical advice?

No. Lumina shows personal experiences from conversations between women. It doesn't diagnose or recommend treatment.

Is there something you want to ask?

Download Lumina and search what women have already shared.