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Luna: source-grounded music intelligence

Luna answers music-industry questions from a governed 65.6-million-record intelligence registry and shows the sources behind supported claims. It is designed for release planning, music rights research, audience questions, creative decisions, and private file review.

What makes Luna different?

Luna retrieves source-ready evidence instead of relying only on a general-purpose model’s memory. Discovery metadata does not support an answer, and cited sources remain visible for inspection.

Luna pricing and access

Luna conversations are free for now. No paid Luna entitlement is required to ask questions or explore the source-grounded workspace.

Private review workspace

Anyone can ask Luna questions. Sign-in is required only when submitting supported PDFs, images, text files, CSV files, and audio clips up to 12 MB for private review within the conversation.

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Questions Luna is designed to support

Artists and independent teams can use Luna to investigate release strategy, rights terminology, royalty concepts, distributor and label questions, audience development, campaign planning, music-business definitions, and the practical next step behind a creative or commercial decision. Luna can also explain Lunar Mansion AI services, compare which product fits a workflow, and clarify how access to the connected tools works.

Evidence before generic advice

Retrieved records must be source-ready before they can support an answer. When evidence is available, citations appear with the response so a user can inspect what informed the guidance. Luna does not present discovery-only metadata as proof. This makes the workspace useful for research and planning while keeping the distinction between sourced information, model synthesis, and professional legal or financial advice clear.

Accounts, files, and billing

Magic Link, Google, and Apple are the intended first-party sign-in options as their provider configuration becomes available. Luna is free for now; sign-in remains available for private file review and connected product memberships.