Lucium in brief.

What Lucium does, and what it does not. Every cell comes from the application’s code; the “No” answers are shown like the others.

The Lucium window: the Work Space with its favorites, pinned tabs, folders and today’s tabs, the notebook on screen
Lucium, by group of criteria.
CriterionLuciumDetails
Model
FreeYesNo subscription, no ads
Paid edition or subscriptionNoNone
Open sourceYesGPL-3.0 license
Privacy
Account requiredNoNo account, no address
SyncNoBy choice: your data stays on this Mac
Telemetry by defaultNoEvery connection is listed on the Privacy page
Blocker on by defaultYesAds and trackers, from the first launch
Built-in AI assistantNoA page summary exists as an option, off by default
Organization
Vertical sidebarYesFavorites, pinned tabs, folders and today’s tabs
SpacesYesEach with its tabs, its color and, if you like, its own profile
Split viewYesUp to four pages side by side
Command barYes⌘T: address, search, tab, action, calculation
Compatibility and platforms
Manifest V3 extensionsPartialCompatibility varies by extension
Import from your current browserYesBookmarks and history; Spaces and tabs when Lucium reads its format
WindowsNoPlanned for December 2026, if the trials go well, and Linux right after: see the roadmap
Automatic updatesNoNot yet: no feed is plugged in
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