Run your workday from your finger.

What it does at work In development

• Before the meetingTurn your hand: the next meeting, who and where. Then the screen goes dark again.
• The mail that mattersYou say whose mail matters. Those buzz; the rest waits for your next look.
• A meeting moved“Move my three o’clock to four.” Lychnos finds the slot, asks, and sends the change when you press.
• A reply in your wordsHold the button and say it. Nothing goes out without your press.
• A note to self“Remind me to send the deck after this call.” A buzz at the right moment.
• Quiet in the roomNo screen to unlock and no phone on the table: a buzz you feel and a line you glance at.

In a meeting, politely

Looking at a phone in a meeting reads as not listening. A glance at a ring is shorter and quieter, and nothing lights up unless you look. The microphone is off unless you hold the button, so the ring does not listen to the meeting, and Lychnos does not record or transcribe the people around you.

What it needs from you

Your mail and calendar, connected once in the Lychnos app; after that the ring reaches Lychnos over its own eSIM. If your company manages your phone or your accounts, ask your IT team before you connect a work account: some companies limit which apps may read work mail.

Where it fits in the day

On the way to a meeting, between calls, at a desk with the phone face down, on a walk between buildings. For the long things, such as reading a contract or writing a report, your laptop stays the right tool. See more examples in use cases, or how Lychnos acts for you in a personal AI agent that asks first.