Groceries for a few weeks
✦ Money is tight for now
Coming soon
A new type of registry for the big moments, the hard ones, and everything in between.
Baby showers and weddings have registries. Now so does everything else: a new home, a diagnosis, a big birthday, a hard month. Your chosen people see exactly what would help and claim it, and Luunas keeps track of who’s bringing what.
Groceries for a few weeks
✦ Money is tight for now
Drinks and a catch‑up
✦ Someone to laugh with
Resume help
✦ Someone who hires in your field
A cozy blanket
✦ For the hard nights
A group hang in the park
✦ Your people, all at once
Luunas suggests ideas you might not think to ask for, like meals, time together and a hand with the hard stuff, each with a reason. Keep what feels right and add your own.
For you or someone you love, in your own words, even if you’re not sure what you need. Luunas turns it into a list, and the people who love you take it from there.
In 2020, at the height of the pandemic, I gave birth to my daughter too early. She didn’t make it.
My best friend called and said, “I don’t know what to say.” Then she stayed on the phone while I cried. She didn’t need the right words. She just stayed.
In the years that followed came cancer, IVF that didn’t work, a divorce, two tumors, a few surgeries, two layoffs, and three different cities.
Every time, the texts came. “Let me know what I can do.” “I’m here if you need anything.” I never knew what to say back. Most days, I didn’t know what I needed.
Before my first big surgery, I was scared, so I tried something new. I asked for exactly one thing in an email to my people: wrap me in a blanket of love and imagine that it’s a big colorful quilt with bloops of jazzy denim patchwork. I signed off, “Life flows through seasons. I’m just going through my winter right now. Meet you in spring.” Afterward, my cousins sent me that quilt.
When I told people what I needed, they knew how to show up.
I’ve started over more times than I can count. Now I’m starting over again, for something I truly believe in: human connection.
Luunas is for the person who can’t find the words, and for everyone who loves them, waiting to be told how to help.
The help comes from people, not a machine.