Lumo
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Auto-scroll the view to the answer
After generating each answer, automatically scroll down a bit to show the start of the answer. This will save the user from having to scroll down every time to start reading.
70 votes -
Chat folders (General Chat)
We have folders for projects but what about general chat? this would make it easier for us to group chats for easy sorting and returning to a previous chat.
Also would be nice if we could have nested folders also eg. A parent folder could be called Food and in that folder we could have Recipes, Health Food, etc.
Also related to this suggestion is a Search bar above Folders where we can search folder names only. And it will list all folders Parent and Sibling folders in the results.
7 votes -
You should add a petting or booping animation for Lumo's avatar that's a fun easter egg and it's wasted potential to make this mascot and no
You should add a petting or booping animation for Lumo's avatar that's a fun easter egg and it's wasted potential to make this mascot and not being able to do so!
10 votes -
Lumo App (Android) cannot be locked
If you log in with your proton acount in Lumo, you have immediat access to all your account and keys via browser when selecting Settings under the account tab. If you cannot lock the app woth Biometrics or at least a pin, that a clear security issue.
I immediately signed out when I saw this..
Please fix it.
78 votes -
Moving older chats in a new project.
Wouldn't be helpfull to move existing chats into a new project?
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Tag organization for Lumo chats
It would be useful to be able to organize chats via tags.
The user could tag chats with multiple tags such as #job, #recipes, #travel and then could see all the chats with those tags.
Lumo could even auto-tag chats too - that'd be super neat if possible!
16 votes -
Reoccurring tasks
I would like to see a feature where you set up a job for Lumo, like "summarize the news" (ofcourse with a more finegraded prompt), using web search, with an option to make it reoccurring, like a calendar event, for example every day at 7am.
Lumo would then message me on its own, with the latest findings.
This could be used in many ways.24 votes -
Formula rendering
Properly render latex formulas, currently only shows the raw latex.
62 votes -
Make Lumo Less Dumb
As a paid Lumo subscriber, there's no kind way of putting this -- Lumo feels really dumb compared to any of the other mainstream LMMs. It struggles to follow and keep up with conversations once they exceed a handful of back-and-forth exchanges, it frequently hallucinates and confabulates, it gets easily confused to the point where I'm having to help it rather than it helping me, and it just generally feels like conversing with a well-meaning but addled, confused elderly person. As such, I use it sparingly to brainstorm ideas or just have quick chats but cannot rely on it for…
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Make custom Lumos available inside Lumo Projects
Leveraging existing conversation context can be really helpful when a conversation gets long and needs compression/clarification or if a spin-off conversation should be created to keep things clean. To do this, I can ask Lumo to write that new conversation starter entry. Since this request is about the same wording each time, the new custom Lumo feature lets me save this wording for quick reuse. Sadly, this option is currently unavailable in Lumo projects.
7 votes -
Add Message Timestamp Modes (Visible / Hidden / Off) for Temporal Accuracy
I propose adding a configurable timestamp setting for messages with three options: (1) Visible—timestamps appear in the UI and context window; (2) Hidden—timestamps are passed to Lumo's context for accurate temporal reasoning but remain invisible in the UI; (3) Disabled—no timestamps at all. Currently, Lumo sometimes misjudges the time (e.g., saying "good morning" at 8 PM), which undermines the experience. The Hidden mode would solve this by giving Lumo access to exact send times without cluttering the interface—clean design plus accurate AI reasoning in one setting.
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Allow Lumo to be set as the voice assistant
Dear Proton Team,
I have always wanted a open source Voice Assistant on my phone as I do not want my conversations with a big tech company like Google Assistant or Gemini.
Currently the only solution I know of is Dicio but the assistant is quite basic in its capabilities so far, Lumo would be a great option because it's based on intelligent AI from Proton.
Please vote for this idea of you wish to see this in Lumo!
8 votes -
Lumo + Kagi Search API
Lumo and Kagi search seem a natural fit - Lumo using the Kagi API for search.
9 votes -
Coding Assistant (plugin or CLI)
I would like to use Lumo as my coding assistant like GitHub Copilot (Intellij, VS Code plugin and/or CLI)
This would be very helpful for my usage. I am currently juggling Claude Code, GitHub Copilot (CLI and plugins), WindSurf, and Jetbrains AI. But, I would like to settle on a single more privacy focused one, if it is competent (esp. Kotlin, C#, Rust, Zig).
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Bring Lumo’s core training knowledge database up to date. Currently ends April 2024!!
Lumo does not have any knowledge of anything past April 2024, over 2 years ago.
This has been causing issues with it usually saying it just doesn’t know or in the case of me asking about upgrading my graphics card it recommended an RTX4070 and when I asked why not a 5000 series it told me they weren’t released yet. When I stated that they had been released Lumo doubled down. Even after I provided a link to a large Australian multi store company with various rtx50xx for sale Lumo again stated they hadn’t been released, and if someone was…
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iOS 27+ Siri Integration
The IOS 27 beta is releasing tomorrow June 8th with a revamped Siri that supports the third-party chatbots Claude, OpenAi and Gemini. I have no desire, as do many of us to use any of those apps due to privacy issues. There is no good reason that a security focused AI should be excluded from that list, in fact it should be at the top of the list in this day and age. To me this is a must have. I don’t appreciate being forced down a road that is going to directly impact my reliance and trust in my…
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Allow Lumo to directly read and write ProtonDrive native files
Allow Lumo to directly read ProtonDrive native files and to read them consistently as part of their knowledge base in a project. We are working on using Proton as our office suite for a small startup and it would be great to develop files in the native formats and then use them as knowledge for Lumo Chats. It would be fantastic if Lumo could also update those files as we ask and it be part of the system.
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Stop automatic scrolling when generating long answers.
When Lumo generates long answers (longer than page height in browser), it starts automatically scrolling down to keep up with the generated text. It would be better if the view does not automatically scroll down, so that I am able to read the answer from the beginning without having manually to scroll back up.
Browser used: Brave
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Real‑time audio conversation
One of the features I was using—and I see people using—is audio‑based conversation with the models. The main goal is to practice languages by asking the model to simulate a dialogue, then receiving feedback and corrections. This is a feature I would love to have in Lumo, because I don’t feel comfortable sharing my voice with Big‑Tech models or companies that don’t respect privacy.
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"Voluntarily disclose" some chat with Lumo to help training
One of the disadvantages Lumo faces compared to its rivals is the shortage of training data. Why not offer Lumo users (both free and paid) the option to allow some of their chats to be used for training? For example, add a button at the beginning or end of each chat asking: "Do you want to donate this chat to help train Lumo?"
To encourage participation, Proton could offer a small reward for every chat donated—like a few minutes of premium usage or temporary access to advanced features.
Importantly, all donated chats would be stripped of any user-identifying information before…
9 votes
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