Added to the end of what you send. It is attached on send, so it stays out of your way while you write. Set a second one below and replies use that instead.

Add my signature automaticallyUntick to send without it. Your signature is kept — nothing here is deleted — and this switch is remembered on this device.

How long Lucid holds a message after you press Send, so you can pull it back. Close the tab while one is waiting and it sends immediately rather than risk losing it.

Read tracking for every emailOn: new messages and replies start with read tracking on, and Lucid tells you when they are opened. Any one message can still turn it off — New Message ⋯ More → Silent read receipt, or the reply ⌄ menu → Read receipt.

Tasks you set on your phone turn up here, and ticking one off in either place ticks it off in both. You will be asked to sign in to Microsoft once more, and your mail, calendar and sending are unaffected.

The same arrangement as To Do, on every Google account you have connected — new tasks come in, and ticking one off crosses both ways. Each account picks its own list.

Every conversation on your own number, in Lucid, for nothing. Apple lets no app read Messages on an iPhone, so a small program on your Mac does the reading — and it needs one file from here to prove it is you.

The same helper also reads WhatsApp (the Mac app) and your call history. It only reads files already on your Mac and never contacts WhatsApp.

Steps, sleep, resting heart rate, weight — whatever your phone is willing to send. Apple keeps the data on the phone itself, so this is a key your phone holds rather than an account to sign into.

Sign in with Touch ID or Face ID instead of an emailed link. Setting it up on the Mac usually covers the iPhone too.

Only these addresses can reach anything in Lucid.

Adding an address emails that person an invitation from your own mailbox, carrying the link that gets them in.

Home has two boards, and Lucid can move between them on its own — Work during your hours, Life the rest of the time.

Lucid sends your task and reminder alarms from its own server, so they arrive with everything closed and the phone locked.

On an iPhone or iPad, notifications only work once Lucid has been added to the Home Screen — press Share, then Add to Home Screen, then open it from there. Until then, email is the route that reaches you.

Anything you turned off with Never is here, with the day you turned it off. Putting one back takes one press.

Three short briefs a day — what today looks like, what has changed, what is left. To this device, your inbox, and Home.

Disconnect and reconnect any of these at any time.

Read-only. Lucid can see balances and transactions and has no way to move money — the service it uses has no such instruction to give.

Read-only — Lucid reads your iCloud calendars and contacts and never writes to them. It signs in with an app-specific password you make at account.apple.com, which you can take away there at any time.

A board, a list, an invitation, a trip, a goal or the kitchen — never mail or messages. Turn any of them off at any time.

Say what should happen to mail, in your own words. Filters only label and move mail, never delete it, and every one can be undone below.

Mail from someone you have never written to, and who is not a contact, waits here for one press. Off until you turn it on.

Checks whether a timeline that looks out of date is still catching up, or is actually broken.

Summaries, briefings, Ask Lucid, suggestions and memory send the words they need to Lucid's AI provider, which does not train on them.

What Lucid actually does with what it holds, and the terms it runs under.

Something wrong that this screen cannot fix? Write to support@lucid.invalid — a placeholder; the real support address is Matt’s to choose.