Alex Tsepko

We want to explain how Luminar 4 collects data, how it is used, and what you as a user can do if you do not approve of this use.

Many founders today are fundamentally averse to risk. It makes sense. Part of managing a company is assuming responsibility for the livelihood of a lot of people. Attempts at semi-radical innovation or at adopting unproven internal strategies increase your risk for creating negative outcomes, losing customers, or purging profit. It’s natural to opt for the tried and true.

Thousands of people launch Luminar every day to make great photos. Imagine them seeing an image you’ve made on the Luminar welcome screen.

Think of your time. Is it precious? Look at your photos. Aren’t they precious too?

If you’re building a business in the U.S., you’re likely familiar with the advice to “go east”–and for good reason. Given the sheer size of the market, as well as its acceptance and celebration of technological innovation, Asia bears exciting opportunities for growth and expansion that entrepreneurs in the West should at the very least consider. It is, in many ways, the next frontier.

Balancing the demands of running a business and raising a family can be burdensome. And if the demands of your job entail traveling often, then that balance becomes even harder.