Lumis lets trading teams run independent strategies against supported broker backends while keeping failures contained to the affected strategy process. Launch backends: Alpaca and Interactive Brokers.

At a glance

Field	Value
Status	`early access`
Docs	Lumis documentation
Changelog	Lumis changelog
Legal	Standard licence sample - Premium licence sample
Source	Premium-tier licensees receive the full source tree; see procurement.

What it does

Run strategies against supported broker backends. At launch, Lumis supports Alpaca and Interactive Brokers. The available markets, asset classes, and order types follow the selected backend.
Keep strategy failures contained. Strategies run out of process and communicate with the platform over ring-buffer IPC. A strategy crash does not take down the platform or the rest of the running system.
Provide one platform surface across multiple backends. Lumis keeps strategy integration separate from backend integration, so new broker backends can be added without redesigning the whole platform.
Expose backend-specific capability without hard-wiring the platform to one market model. Backend choice determines the concrete market and order-model surface available to a strategy.

Architecture, backend-capability notes, and strategy-authoring guidance live under Lumis documentation.

External references

Launch-backend context comes from the official broker API documentation: Alpaca API docs and Interactive Brokers TWS API docs.

Commercial model

Lumis ships under a commercial licence in two tiers:

Standard tier - commercial proprietary licence. Binaries and professional support for internal use.
Premium tier (source-available) - commercial source-available, non-redistributable licence. Grants the licensee access to the full source tree for internal audit, continuity, or in-house maintenance. The source is not redistributable.

Sample terms: Standard - Premium.

Further commercial arrangements - redistribution / OEM, priority support, custom integration - are handled via procurement. For a quote, email [email protected] with subject [Procurement] Lumis.

Documentation

Entry point: Lumis documentation. It includes the architecture overview, the backend-capability note, the strategy-authoring guide, and the launch-backend matrix.

Changelog

See Lumis changelog.

Support and procurement

Support - email [email protected] with subject [Support enquiry] Lumis, or see support. Lumis is in early access; support scope is narrower than for established commercial releases and is defined in the commercial licence. Priority scope is available via procurement.
Procurement - email [email protected] with subject [Procurement] Lumis, or see procurement for commercial terms, evaluation licences, NDAs, and custom arrangements.