Build your lighting plot, patch your fixtures and control the light by touch. Scenes, effects and timelines stay in one project, shared between iPad and iPhone over LAN or the Internet.
What’s new · upcoming version 1.1.3
A light brush, your own shapes and new ways to build effects and control Tournesol.
These additions preview the version in development. They will become available through upcoming updates after App Store approval and release.
Sweep over fixtures on the plot with your finger or Pencil to light them temporarily. Adjust radius and light fade-in / fade-out independently of the trail duration and smoothing. Move or collapse the panel while using the tool; a compatible Pencil adds pressure control for intensity. Gestures also work over LAN, subject to session permissions.
Save drawings as personal shapes, organize them and reuse them on the plot or in cells. Frame an area for PDF or JPG export, and link a shape to a scene or macro to trigger it by touch.
Import a local audio file, estimate its tempo and explore rhythm, energy and harmony suggestions to build your effects.
Switch from Gentle, Normal or Fast joystick control to Ultra-precise mode: slow encoder-count movement where supported by the firmware. The clearer cockpit brings together 11-channel DMX commands, PAN travel, maintenance and device feedback. The 3D preview can be locked or collapsed.
Open the patch, faders or simulator without digging through menus. The important information stays readable when the room gets busy.
Captured on 13 September 2026 · upcoming version 1.1.3 · demo project, interface in French. Select an image to enlarge it.
Keep the main console on iPad and connect the crew on the same LAN. Every electrician opens the shared project and can control fixtures, levels and scenes in real time.
01Electrician 1Connected02Electrician 2Connected03Electrician 3Connected04Electrician 4Connected05Electrician 5ConnectedJoin by QR code and share the patch, plot, scenes, effects, sequences and timelines according to each participant’s permissions. LAN works without Internet access or an account; the host device controls lighting output on the local network.
In the app today
These features are available in Lumographe 1.1.2 on iPad and iPhone.
Place fixtures, draw set elements and annotate your plot. Symbols reflect the light; export your preparation as a PDF or JPG.
Save a lighting state, recall it with a fade or move gradually between two scenes and their linked effects with the A/B fader.
Build effects with steps and keyframes, record your moves into a timeline and animate cells with video positioned on the plot.
Map your controller to faders and scenes with MIDI Learn. Use OSC to connect Lumographe to your control setup.
Browse fixture thumbnails, personalities and channels. Import a GDTF file or adapt an existing mode in the DMX profile builder.
Control compatible hardware over Wi-Fi, USB or DMX from its cockpit. The 3D preview uses measured positions when available; with DMX alone, it represents the command.
Patch and fixtures
Fixture search, universe, address, mode, conflict checks and output view sit in the same workflow. The patch stays close to the signal that leaves the desk.
DMX simulator
The simulator shows the output frame. It is useful when checking a patch, a scene, an effect or a timeline before sending Art-Net or sACN.
Scenes and playback
Program scenes from the faders, arrange them into sequences, then replay each move from the same project.
Lumographe sends Art-Net and sACN from your iPad or iPhone to a compatible DMX node on the local network, over Wi-Fi or an Ethernet adapter. Prepare projects without fixtures in the simulator; connection diagnostics distinguish app transmission from node discovery.
Direct network output from the app to compatible Art-Net nodes on your local network.
E1.31 universes for venues that already run lighting over IP.
A touch surface for patching, programming and playback without putting a keyboard in front of the operator.
Connect to the lighting network over Wi-Fi or a compatible Ethernet adapter. The app guides interface and node selection.
Designed in France
Lumographe is designed by Come Nolo, French gaffer and lighting technician. The interface comes from everyday lighting work: patching under time pressure, reading a rig quickly, and checking the signal before it touches hardware. That is the point of the product.
The app is available now. The upcoming 1.1.3 additions are listed separately above.
Lumographe 1.1.2 is available on the App Store for iPad and iPhone. Version 1.1.3 has been submitted to Apple and will follow after approval and release.
Lumographe includes fixture patching, a lighting plot, faders, A/B scenes, FX, sequences, timelines, MIDI, OSC and Art-Net/sACN output.
You can prepare projects in the built-in simulator. To control DMX fixtures, connect a compatible Art-Net or sACN node to the local network. A separate computer is not required for native network output.
Download Lumographe on the App Store, explore the console in the simulator and prepare your next lighting project.