The light is decided before it exists.
In a semiconductor, the band gap is the energy an electron gives up when it falls from the conduction band to the valence band. That drop is the photon, and the width of the gap sets its color — a wider gap, a bluer light. The gap is fixed before any current flows: the light is decided before it exists.
That is where BandGap works. It is a simulator of the whole lighting system — the fixtures, the controls, the app in your hand — running on a photoreal room. You experience the space through light before anything is installed.