A place that belongs to you

Your People. One place.

Calendar, files, chat, notes and maps for the people in your life. Together in one calm place that belongs to you.

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The Lotus Home dashboard on a Sunday morning, reading Good morning, Welcome back Lena, with today's schedule showing brunch with Sofia and Papa's birthday dinner, a task list, recent files and the apps grid.

First, a little hello

No email. No password. Just a hello.

Lotus asks for a name, gives you a key that is yours alone, and that is it. Under a minute, really.

  • The Lotus welcome screen reading Your People, One place, over a soft morning sky.

    A place with your name on it, not your data.

  • An onboarding screen asking What should we call you, with the name Lena typed in.

    Just a name. Nothing else to fill in.

  • An onboarding screen reading Your unique identity key is ready, with the key masked for privacy.

    A key only you hold. We could not read it if we tried.

  • The final onboarding screen reading You are home, Lena.

    You are home.

One Sunday, told through the apps

A day like any other, kept a little more gently.

The morning

The day knows its plan.

Brunch with Sofia at eleven. Papa's birthday dinner at seven. The whole week sits somewhere calm, and today's list stays close at hand.

A colorful week view in Lotus Calendar showing brunch with Sofia, a Hansen family photo shoot, a print pickup, coffee with Sofia, Papa's birthday dinner, yoga and a golden hour photo walk.
A full week, at a glance.
Lotus Tasks for today, described as one calm place for what matters now, with a week strip, one open task and three completed.
One list for right now.

The afternoon

The people you love, in a room only you can enter.

Share a file with Jonas and open it right where you sent it. When someone covers your half, send a few sats back, or ask for what you're owed.

A desktop chat with Jonas showing a shared file card for da-enzo-menu.pdf, a payment request card for 15,000 sats for half of a vinyl record with Pay and Decline buttons, and Lena's replies.
A menu, a request, a reply. All in one thread.
The same conversation on a phone, showing the shared PDF, the sats request and Lena's replies in blue.
The same conversation, in your pocket.
The da-enzo-menu.pdf file opened inside Lotus's own viewer, with the chat dimmed behind it and a Download button.
Open it right where you shared it.

The inbox

Mail that only the two of you can read.

Two new messages from Jonas about the trip to the Baltic Sea. Every one sealed before it leaves your device.

Encrypted Lotus Mail inbox with two unread messages from Jonas, and an open thread titled Baltic Sea trip, train times for Friday, with Lena's reply.
Train times for Friday, sorted out.

What you make

What you make stays yours.

Your notes, files and messages are scrambled on your own device before they ever leave it. Not even we can read them, like sealing every letter before it touches the mailbox.

Lotus Drive showing four encrypted files with thumbnails, a moodboard, a route poster, an invoice PDF and a text file, each marked Encrypted, with a footer reading End-to-end encrypted.
Four files, all encrypted.
Three private Lotus notes, a packing list, gift ideas and a shot list, shown as dark cards on the light interface.
A packing list. Gift ideas. Nobody else's business.

The weekend

Places worth remembering.

Three spots along the Elbe, saved for later and sorted by what they are.

Lotus Maps showing Hamburg with three saved pins along the Elbe and category chips for sorting them.
A map that remembers with you.

The crew

Your crew has a room too.

A croissant reaction. A quick poll about where to go in two weeks. Everyone's answer, counted in the open.

The elbe-hiking group chat with a croissant reaction, a Lena joined the group notice, and a live poll asking Where to in two weeks, with one voted option and a voter avatar.
elbe-hiking, wide awake on a Sunday.

More of the suite

The rest of your day, one screen at a time.

  • A public Lotus booking page for a portrait session with Lena, showing a calendar, time slots and a footer noting the booking details are end-to-end encrypted to Lena.

    Let people book time with you.

    A public page for a portrait session. No login needed, and every detail sealed to you alone.

  • A Lotus contact card for Jonas Weber with the labels Friends and Hiking Crew, and quick actions for chat, meeting, mail, video and pay.

    The people you know, kept with care.

    Jonas, tagged Friends and Hiking Crew, one tap away by chat, meeting, mail, video or pay.

  • Lotus Tasks for today, one calm place for what matters now, with a week strip, one open task and three completed.

    One list for what matters today.

    Today, and only today. Everything else can wait its turn.

  • Three private Lotus notes, a packing list, gift ideas and a shot list, shown as dark cards on the light interface.

    A private page for half-formed thoughts.

    A shot list, jotted down before the light disappears.

  • The elbe-hiking group chat with a croissant reaction and a live poll asking Where to in two weeks.

    Your people, in their own room.

    Reactions and quick polls, without a feed shouting for attention.

  • Encrypted Lotus Mail inbox with an open thread about a Baltic Sea trip and Lena's reply.

    Letters, not notifications.

    Mail that reads like mail, sealed before it leaves your hands.

  • Lotus Maps showing Hamburg with three saved pins along the Elbe.

    A map of the places that matter.

    Save a spot once. Find it again in a tap.

  • The Lotus Home screen on a phone, showing today's schedule and quick access to every app. The Lotus Calendar on a phone, showing the week's plans. Lotus Drive on a phone, showing encrypted files with thumbnails.

    Lotus in your pocket.

    Exactly the same. Just smaller.

Built in the open

Your key works beyond Lotus.

Your Lotus identity is a key you hold, not an account a company rents to you. It works in other apps built on the same open standards, Nostr and Lightning.

Already carry a signer app or a browser extension? Sign in with that instead of starting over.

Leave any time. Take everything with you.

Free and Pro

Free for your everyday. Pro when you outgrow it.

Free

The whole suite, honestly.

  • Calendar, Drive, Contacts, Tasks, Chat, Groups, Maps, Notes, Mail, Wallet and Accounts, all included.
  • 1 Pay Page
  • 1 Form
  • 1 booking page
  • 1 extra calendar
  • 1 extra account
  • 1 live note
  • 3 wallet connections

Everything above the line has no limit. These few things do, until you need more than one.

Pro

9,99 € a month, or 99,99 € a year. Save 17% yearly.

  • Unlimited Pay Pages
  • Unlimited Forms
  • Unlimited booking pages
  • Unlimited extra calendars
  • Unlimited extra accounts
  • Unlimited live notes
  • Unlimited wallet connections

Paid over Lightning or on-chain. Billed upfront. Nothing charged automatically, and nothing ever deleted if it lapses.

The Lotus upgrade dialog reading Go unlimited, noting the free limit of one booking page has been reached, with Monthly at 9.99 euro and Yearly at 99.99 euro, saving 17 percent, as options.
The only wall you will ever hit. This is it.
The Lotus Subscription screen with a plan chooser, a What's included comparison from free to Pro, and a How billing works panel explaining payment over Lightning or on-chain, nothing charged automatically and nothing ever deleted.
See exactly what changes.

You are home.

Your day, your people and your ideas now have one peaceful place to grow.

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