Proton Mail & Calendar
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use artificial intelligence to add calendar events
AI-Driven Calendar Management via Text Prompt
This feature allows you to manage your calendar using simple English commands via text prompt. Type in commands to:
- Add Events: "Add meeting with John on Friday at 2 PM"
- Update Events: "Reschedule meeting with John to 3 PM on Friday"
- Remove Events: "Cancel meeting with John on Friday"
- Change Time: "Move my team meeting to 10 AM tomorrow"
- Add Attendees: "Add Sarah and Mike to the meeting on Friday at 2 PM"
The AI-powered system understands natural language and executes the commands, keeping your calendar up-to-date and organized.
Benefits
- Convenience: Manage your calendar…
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Add support for ntfy push notifications
We should not have to use google play services to get notifications. Luckily there is ntfy.sh which is an open source alternative. Apps like Element already support it.
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Email signature preview
When adding HTML code to generate the email signature it would have been so helpful to have a preview so one can see what it actually looks like.
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Proton Doc integration
My family likes to plan travels in a Proton doc. Would be great if I could directly show and edit a (part of a) calendar inside a Proton Doc!
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Stop labeling emails as [Possible phishing attempt]
Probably 50% of my emails have this label. 0% of them are phishing attempts. Also actual phishing emails are not flagged (I actually just received one 10 minutes after submitting this). If you're not able to even remotely accurately label them (which you aren't), you should just stop. It's annoying and obscures the actual subject line of the email.
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iOS Lock Screen Widget
Add a lock screen widget which shows the next event. See: Google Calendar's lock screen widget.
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Small iOS widget
A small widget gives more flexibility in screen real estate.
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Embed calendars in web apps / publicly online
It would be great if Proton calendars could be embedded publicly in web apps. Google Calendar has obviously been able to do this for many years, and for that reason, as a web developer, I've always directed clients to use Google Calendar for displaying their organization's events. But I hate Google and have stopped using and recommending them, which doesn't leave the web world with many options calendar-wise.
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Option to not revert to iPhone default passcode when FaceID fails.
Using FaceID is very useful, but not that secure if your iPhone system passcode has been compromised.
When iOS FaceID fails there should be an option to revert to the Protonmail Application pin code instead of the iOS system passcode. This way a compromised phone wouldn't immediately give access to email as well.
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Allow Sorting Emails by Folder AND Label Simultaneously
Currently, Proton Mail lets us organize by Folder or Label, but not both at once. When we open a folder like Shopping, we see every email mixed together. We can't instantly filter that view to show only the items we tagged, for example, with Return or To Do.
Because of this, many of us end up giving up on folders entirely to avoid the clutter, relying solely on labels. Others create deep subfolders (like Shopping/Returns) just to find specific items, which hides emails and slows navigation.
We would love the ability to filter a Folder's contents by a Label. This…
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Custom fields in the booking page
It would be great to add custom fields to the booking page including descriptions, reason for booking, and a file upload section.
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Letting users rearrange the Proton Mail sidebar
The Proton Mail sidebar can only be rearranged starting from the "Folders" section and anything after that. It would be helpful to let users move any folder/section like "Inbox", "Spam", "Trash" or any folders created in the sidebar to where the user needs it to be between the top and the bottom of the list.
In iCloud, in Gmail and in Outlook, you can choose the order of the things in your sidebar to have what you use most often at the top and the least often at the bottom.
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Quick import .ics-file
Quick import .ics-files in the app, now you need to go to settings to import an appointment. It would be easier to just make an add button with an import function.
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Reply to calendar invite
I am missing an ability to click 'reply' to a calendar invite received, as is possible in Outlook. I do not mean being able to respond to a meeting invite. Instead I mean being able to include the calendar invite body in an email response, so the message I would like to send has the history of invite included as a reference trail.
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Security or biometric lock for calendar
The only phone app that doesn't have a security lock in order to access (once already logged in) is the calendar. Assuming the worst and a bad actor steals your device and gets access to the phone, they have unfettered access to the calendar. Piecing data together via the calendar (data aggregation) can quickly compromise a person's identity, their circle of friends/associates, patterns, whereabouts on given days and times, etc. Having a security or biometric lock on the calendar helps add another level of OPSEC.
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Filter Categories/Sub Filters
When adding entries into a filter, allow to create sub filters. This would be useful if: The domain has multiple addresses, and they could be filtered to go where they need to go. You could keep the max 50 main filters, but you could have a higher limit of sub filters. You could also create Filter categories, where you could add various domains. This would be similar to sub filters, but you could define/have more granular control of where this and that mail can go. It could also be a simple way to know what those addresses for.
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Include new unread mails from folders in the app icon badge (count)
Add an option to include in the app icon badge (count) new unread mails that are moved directly to a folder from the inbox via a rule. Currently, these mails are only reflected in the count inside the app, not on the app icon. This should apply to both mobile and desktop app icons.
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Ability to Mark Emails as Newsletters and Train Model by Sender
Currently, there is no way to manually mark an email as a "Newsletter" in Proton Mail. It would be very helpful to have an option )for example, in the "Move to" menu or right-click actions) that allows users to:
- Mark an email as a Newsletter
- Automatically train the system to recognize the sender
- Have future emails from the same sender automatically moved to the Newsletter section,
This would give users more control, reduce manual sorting, help keep their inbox organized, and minimize clutter from recurring promotional or subscription-based emails.
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