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1. Organize Previous Chat Sessions

   I would like the ability to move and sort chats. For example, I find myself starting a change session, and then once getting into it realize it should be part of a project. So the ability to move existing sessions to organize them would be very helpful.

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2. 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.

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3. Chat Branching

   Google's Gemini lets you create a branch off of any of the LLM's responses. This allows you to take the conversation in multiple different directions.

   Gemini just creates a new chat for each branch, but I would appreciate if Lumo made the branch chats a child of the original chat for organizational purposes.

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4. move to project

   I have a Duo Unlimited subscription. Lumo AI is usable but limited to creating just one project.
   Despite my best efforts, I can’t find a way to move conversations into the single project I’ve created.
   Lumo gave me this response:
   Good news: this feature does exist in Lumo! According to the Lumo 2.0 interface in 2026, you have two options:
   Option 1: Open the relevant conversation → select "Move to Project" → choose your existing project (e.g., "Miscellaneous") or create a new one.
   Option 2: Use drag-and-drop directly from the conversation list to the projects panel.
   Once moved, the entire conversation—along with its associated files—is linked to the project. Projects also allow you to add specific instructions (tone, style, persona) that apply to all discussions within them. It’s integrated with Proton Drive too—you can link folders for easy access to reference documents.
   The problem is, it doesn’t work at all, and Lumo suspects it’s a bug. I pressed further, and Lumo confirmed:
   Your experience matches a documented issue! Based on user feedback, there have been recurring bugs with this feature, especially after the release of Lumo 1.3 in early 2026 (though I’m using version 2.0 on a MacBook Pro, Tahoe 26.5.1 (25F80)):

   Drag-and-drop would freeze the interface or simply not respond.
   The context menu with "Move to Project" was sometimes missing entirely.
   A patch was rolled out in version 1.3.1 to fix this, but some users still report issues.
   So, I think the bug persists. Can you fix it? I can’t even validate my Lumo 2.0 version on Duo Unlimited!

   I have a Duo Unlimited subscription. Lumo AI is usable but limited to creating just one project.
   Despite my best efforts, I can’t find a way to move conversations into the single project I’ve created.
   Lumo gave me this response:
   Good news: this feature does exist in Lumo! According to the Lumo 2.0 interface in 2026, you have two options:
   Option 1: Open the relevant conversation → select "Move to Project" → choose your existing project (e.g., "Miscellaneous") or create a new one.
   Option 2: Use drag-and-drop directly from the conversation list to the projects panel.
   Once moved, the entire… more

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5. saving on proton drive

   Adding an option to connect a Proton Drive and save your chat there so it won't get deleted automatically after a few days. I know that chat history might be long, but if someone has a subscription, it would be amazing to at least archive the chat to Proton Drive, even if it's in another section where you can't download it.

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6. Lumo Watchlist & Scheduled Monitoring – Client-Side Alerts for Topic Tracking

   Hi Proton Team,

   I'm a long-time Proton user who relies heavily on GrapheneOS + Lumo as part of a de-Googled mobile workflow. I love that Lumo 2.0 now has private web search and persistent memory — these features make it an incredibly powerful tool for privacy-conscious professionals.

   That said, there's one gap between what Lumo offers today and what would make it a true competitor to mainstream AI assistants with automation capabilities: the inability to set up proactive, scheduled monitoring of topics or changes.

   Currently, if I want to track whether something new has been published about a specific topic (e.g., "Motorola GrapheneOS partnership"), I have to manually initiate a web search each time. This is inefficient and easy to forget. Other AI platforms offer background task scheduling or keyword monitoring, but often at the cost of privacy (they track your interests server-side).

   Proposed Solution
   Enable user-defined scheduled monitoring tasks within the Lumo client (mobile/web app). The concept would work entirely client-side:

   Create a Watchlist Entry — user specifies:

   Query/topic to monitor (e.g., "GrapheneOS Motorola news")
   Frequency (hourly, daily, weekly, custom cron-like interval)
   Comparison criteria (new results only, significant change detected, etc.)
   Alert method (in-app notification, email via Proton Mail)
   Client-Side Execution — the scheduling happens locally on the user's device. Lumo periodically performs web_search autonomously, compares results with baseline state stored locally, and surfaces differences.

   Privacy Preservation — no server-side logging of watchlists or tracking history. Everything encrypted end-to-end where applicable, with zero-access architecture maintained. Optional opt-in for syncing watchlists across devices via encrypted storage.

   Integration with Existing Features — leverage Lumo 2.0's Persistent Memory to remember previous search baselines. Leverage Private Web Search to avoid external data leaks during queries.

   Use Cases
   Journalists/Researchers: Track breaking developments on stories of interest without revealing query patterns.
   Enterprise IT Security: Monitor threat intelligence feeds or vulnerability disclosures relevant to organization infrastructure.
   Legal/Compliance Teams: Watch regulatory updates on specific topics without internal logs revealing sensitive priorities.
   Consumers: Track product releases, policy changes, or service updates privately (like the Motorola-GrapheneOS-Proton scenario we've been discussing).

   Implementation Considerations (Technical Notes)
   Since Proton already supports zero-access encryption, client-side processing, and encrypted sync across devices, most infrastructure pieces may already exist:

   Scheduling: Could run as background task using native OS scheduler (not Lumo server polling)
   Baseline Storage: Local SQLite/IndexedDB with encrypted snapshot of last-known-good state
   Comparison Logic: Simple diff algorithm comparing search result hashes or keywords
   Notifications: Push notifications via standard platform channels (no server involvement beyond delivery trigger)
   Cross-device Sync: Optional, encrypted via Proton's existing key management system
   Key constraint: Do NOT store watchlist definitions on Proton servers unless explicitly encrypted by client (E2EE), and ensure no metadata leakage occurs.

   Why Now?
   With Lumo 2.0 launching on June 30, 2026, featuring image generation, persistent memory, and private web search, the foundation is essentially ready. Adding scheduled monitoring would naturally extend Lumo's unique value proposition as the only AI assistant that doesn't require compromising privacy for automation.

   This feature would differentiate Lumo dramatically from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Copilot — all of which either track user activity server-side or lack sophisticated background task capabilities.

   Hi Proton Team,

   I'm a long-time Proton user who relies heavily on GrapheneOS + Lumo as part of a de-Googled mobile workflow. I love that Lumo 2.0 now has private web search and persistent memory — these features make it an incredibly powerful tool for privacy-conscious professionals.

   That said, there's one gap between what Lumo offers today and what would make it a true competitor to mainstream AI assistants with automation capabilities: the inability to set up proactive, scheduled monitoring of topics or changes.

   Currently, if I want to track whether something new has been published about a specific topic… more

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7. Disable animated background when WebGL is disabled

   Currently the web app crashes when WebGL is disabled through NoScript (or in Tor Browser's "Safer" setting), but only when the animated background is enabled. Therefore the animated background should be disabled when Lumo finds that WebGL is disabled.

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8. Chat Retention Policy

   Currently, chats are retained indefinitely unless manually deleted by the user (or started as ephemeral conversation). This can lead to clutter and unnecessary storage usage over time, both for users and for Proton.

   I suggest adding a retention setting that allows users to specify how long unused chats should be kept before automatic deletion. Users could choose from predefined values (e.g., 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, or "Never"). This feature will help users maintain a cleaner chat history, optimize storage resources, and enhance privacy.

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9. Add the option to add knowledge (RAG) to custom Lumos and Projects

   Having additional knowledge (RAG) to a custom Lumo and/or Project is really useful. One can add specific files/websites/documents for different types of custom Lumos or Projects.

   As an example:
   - custom Lumo acting as an expert for a product line - add the documentation for the product line as knowledge.
   - custom Lumo acting as an expert in egovernment serivces - add the website of the egovernment services as knowledge
   - a Project for personal finance - add invoices, or income reports as knowledge
   - a Project related to planning an event - add offers, suggestions, plans as knowledge

   At least the following types of knowledge should be available:
   - Uploaded files (documents, text files, PDF files (with OCR option), images, etc.)
   - URLs - websites, public repositories, etc. (to be re-fetched regularly, to be crawled for several levels (e.g. pointing to a github repo to index the content in the subfolders as well))
   - Proton services (e.g. folder from Drive, the whole Device, Mail, Calendar)
   - External apps / Connectors / MCP servers - e.g. Atlassian stack, other email and collaboration platforms, etc.
   - Project specific - project content - once there are several chats in a project, they should be part of the knowledge available and used for new chats in the same project

   Having additional knowledge (RAG) to a custom Lumo and/or Project is really useful. One can add specific files/websites/documents for different types of custom Lumos or Projects.

   As an example:
   - custom Lumo acting as an expert for a product line - add the documentation for the product line as knowledge.
   - custom Lumo acting as an expert in egovernment serivces - add the website of the egovernment services as knowledge
   - a Project for personal finance - add invoices, or income reports as knowledge
   - a Project related to planning an event - add offers, suggestions, plans as knowledge

   At… more

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10. Choose Lumo’s Face

    I love Proton, and Lumo… but I’m slightly disappointed by the new Lumo avatar! :(

    Idea:

    Please can we select Lumo’s face from the Settings menu - just like toggling light mode or dark mode - Proton could include different Lumo Faces!

    I just miss the “blob” style eyes… I got too used to that!!

    Anyway bonus idea:

    Proton could even expand the aesthetic options - give Lumo different costumes like the St Patrick’s Day one?

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11. Automatically save chat responses to a document

    In my view, Lumo 2.0 should prioritize its core strengths—leveraging the scientific and technical expertise behind Proton's mission—rather than focusing heavily on image generation. Image creation requires significant financial investment, and many established competitors already serve this market extensively. While I understand there may be legitimate privacy concerns around processing images, it seems the choice to pursue image generation was driven by market trends in AI rather than staying true to the scientific and educational purpose for which Proton was originally founded. My suggestion would be to refocus development resources toward those foundational goals where Proton has unique value and differentiation. For example;

    Background:
    I am deciding at this time who to invest my time, information and money for ai services. I see the benefits of Claude and its ability of Coworker.
    What’s my issue.
    I want to use Lumo for my personal & business for knowledge management with Projects and Drive integration. Currently:
    index works beautifully, but saving responses requires manual copy/paste/upload.

    Requested Feature:
    Automatically save chat responses to a documents name it and to assign to Project folder I’m working in, into the Proton Drive,
    then index those files for future context retrieval without loading full conversation history.

    Thank you for your Suite, I have subscribed for mainly the vpn but have unlimited subscription. I don’t use extensively because the offering is still a bit raw. No sheet app for example or document app. So just waiting.

    Please keep advancing.

    All the best
    Andy

    In my view, Lumo 2.0 should prioritize its core strengths—leveraging the scientific and technical expertise behind Proton's mission—rather than focusing heavily on image generation. Image creation requires significant financial investment, and many established competitors already serve this market extensively. While I understand there may be legitimate privacy concerns around processing images, it seems the choice to pursue image generation was driven by market trends in AI rather than staying true to the scientific and educational purpose for which Proton was originally founded. My suggestion would be to refocus development resources toward those foundational goals where Proton has unique value and… more

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12. RTL Text Direction Support Request for Lumo UI

    Lumo currently doesn't support right-to-left (RTL) text direction in the UI, neither in the input nor output fields.

    It would be ideal if the app automatically detects and applies the correct text direction based on the first word of each paragraph. For example, if a sentence begins with an English word, it would display left-to-right; if it starts with an Arabic word, it would switch to right-to-left.

    This feature (automatic direction detection) is already implemented in Telegram, and adopting similar functionality would greatly improve the experience for multilingual users.

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13. Language correction button for Lumo with categories

    Add a "Report Language Error" button in the Lumo chat interface that lets users flag language issues directly. After clicking, users choose a category:

    Strict — Pure nonsense/incorrect term. Generates a corrected, academically accurate response.

    Synonym — Suggest an alternative word/phrase and context where it fits better. Helps Lumo understand nuance, register and topic-specific synonyms.

    Humoristic — Witty alternatives and wordplay. Helps Lumo learn humor and puns in the local language (especially useful for users with a "Casual/Cheeky" Lumo personality).

    This feeds into Proton's language improvement pipeline, helping Lumo and Scribe produce more natural, localized output — especially for smaller languages like Norwegian, Danish, Swedish and Finish.

    Use case: When Lumo says "hundkur" instead of "hundkoja," the user flags it as Strict. When Lumo misses a pun opportunity, the user flags it as Humoristic — and Lumo gets funnier over time.

    Add a "Report Language Error" button in the Lumo chat interface that lets users flag language issues directly. After clicking, users choose a category:

    Strict — Pure nonsense/incorrect term. Generates a corrected, academically accurate response.

    Synonym — Suggest an alternative word/phrase and context where it fits better. Helps Lumo understand nuance, register and topic-specific synonyms.

    Humoristic — Witty alternatives and wordplay. Helps Lumo learn humor and puns in the local language (especially useful for users with a "Casual/Cheeky" Lumo personality).

    This feeds into Proton's language improvement pipeline, helping Lumo and Scribe produce more natural, localized output — especially for smaller… more

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14. Abandon Lumo and use resources to address deficiencies in Proton's core secure IT services

    Of course, I have no idea how many people use Lumo or how valuable a business this is to Proton. I hope this suggestion may flush that knowledge out.

    Customers buy Proton services for its secure IT communications. That is - as far as I know - Proton's core business and its unique selling point.

    Many companies offer AI chatbots which - if they're ever useful at all (about which I have doubts) - improve through scale usage, something Proton seems unlikely to achieve, at least when compared to US behemoths.

    Proton appears to have a large development backlog in its core security offerings, if the list in this Proton Voice website is to be believed. Some core deficiencies have remained unaddressed for years. I assume (but don't know) that Proton, as well as other secure communications companies, are trying to deal with a flood of customers fleeing US services or who are nervous about a deteriorating security environment. If so, the demand will only increase.

    Proton makes secure IT better than it makes AI chatbots. Proton's reputation is in secure IT. I assume that Proton sells more secure IT services that AI chatbots. I suggest that AI chatbots are a lower priority for new and existing Proton customers than secure IT. I submit that the world does not need - and Proton is unlikely to sell - more AI chatbots, but the world does need - and Proton can sell - better secure IT services.

    Of course, I have no idea how many people use Lumo or how valuable a business this is to Proton. I hope this suggestion may flush that knowledge out.

    Customers buy Proton services for its secure IT communications. That is - as far as I know - Proton's core business and its unique selling point.

    Many companies offer AI chatbots which - if they're ever useful at all (about which I have doubts) - improve through scale usage, something Proton seems unlikely to achieve, at least when compared to US behemoths.

    Proton appears to have a large development backlog in… more

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15. lumo extended files

    Subject: Lumo Feature Request: Support for .nix, .zip, and .tar.gz files 🚀Hi Proton Team! 💜First of all, thank you for building such amazing, privacy-focused tools. Lumo looks great and works incredibly well!I would love to share a small feature request that would highly benefit technical users like myself. It would be amazing if Lumo could natively view and handle the following formats:.nix configuration files.zip folders and archives.tar.gz archivesAdding support for these formats would make checking files much faster, eliminating the need to download or move them to external apps just to see what is inside.Thank you so much for your hard work and continuous improvements. Keep up the fantastic job!Best regards,c

    Subject: Lumo Feature Request: Support for .nix, .zip, and .tar.gz files 🚀Hi Proton Team! 💜First of all, thank you for building such amazing, privacy-focused tools. Lumo looks great and works incredibly well!I would love to share a small feature request that would highly benefit technical users like myself. It would be amazing if Lumo could natively view and handle the following formats:.nix configuration files.zip folders and archives.tar.gz archivesAdding support for these formats would make checking files much faster, eliminating the need to download or move them to external apps just to see what is inside.Thank you so much for your… more

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16. other files accept

    Salutare, echipă Proton!Vă scriu pentru a vă mulțumi pentru toată munca depusă. Apreciez enorm asistentul AI privat Lumo și funcțiile de confidențialitate oferite.Pentru a face experiența și mai grozavă, v-aș dori să propun o nouă facilitate pentru Lumo în cadrul Proton Drive: capacitatea de a vedea și explora direct conținutul fișierelor comprimate și al celor specifice mediului Linux/Nix.Mai exact, ar fi absolut minunat dacă Lumo ne-ar putea ajuta să navigăm prin:Foldere ZIP și arhive TAR.GZ (.tar.gz)Fișiere de configurare Nix (.nix)Acest lucru ne-ar scuti de timpul pierdut cu descărcarea și extragerea locală a arhivelor doar pentru a verifica un fișier rapid.Vă mulțumesc pentru că ascultați mereu feedback-ul comunității!Cu prietenie,c

    Salutare, echipă Proton!Vă scriu pentru a vă mulțumi pentru toată munca depusă. Apreciez enorm asistentul AI privat Lumo și funcțiile de confidențialitate oferite.Pentru a face experiența și mai grozavă, v-aș dori să propun o nouă facilitate pentru Lumo în cadrul Proton Drive: capacitatea de a vedea și explora direct conținutul fișierelor comprimate și al celor specifice mediului Linux/Nix.Mai exact, ar fi absolut minunat dacă Lumo ne-ar putea ajuta să navigăm prin:Foldere ZIP și arhive TAR.GZ (.tar.gz)Fișiere de configurare Nix (.nix)Acest lucru ne-ar scuti de timpul pierdut cu descărcarea și extragerea locală a arhivelor doar pentru a verifica un fișier rapid.Vă… more

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17. Add a usage tab to Lumo

    Lumo should provide a dedicated usage tab where users can see their daily resource consumption in real time, including Max model requests, image generations, and any other rate-limited features.

    Lumo enforces daily limits on features like the Max model and image generations, but these limits are not surfaced to the user. The only feedback is an automatic fallback from Max to Lite when the daily Max cap is reached. Users have no way to check how much of their quota they've used or how much remains, making it difficult to manage their own consumption throughout the day.

    It would be great to add a Usage tab accessible from settings that displays:

    • Max model usage: Number of Max requests used today vs. the daily cap.
    • Image generation usage: Generations used vs. limit (if applicable).
    • Fallback indicator: A visual cue if the user has been auto-downgraded from Max to Lite.
    • Reset countdown: Time remaining until daily quotas refresh.

    Lumo should provide a dedicated usage tab where users can see their daily resource consumption in real time, including Max model requests, image generations, and any other rate-limited features.

    Lumo enforces daily limits on features like the Max model and image generations, but these limits are not surfaced to the user. The only feedback is an automatic fallback from Max to Lite when the daily Max cap is reached. Users have no way to check how much of their quota they've used or how much remains, making it difficult to manage their own consumption throughout the day.

    It would be… more

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18. Bigger context window for Lumo Plus

    I would love a higher context window in Lumo. At the moment it caps out at 128k, which is not a lot when you upload certain files, and especially now with Lumo 2.0 Max (GLM 5.2) using so many tokens for reasoning. I would say at least 256k would be okay.

    I understand that with a higher context window you would need more compute, but that is why I believe this should be made available only to paying customers in a way that won't be burning cash for Proton.

    The reasons this is essential are:

    1. Discussions - I have had lumo try to compact my conversation many times after only a few rather big questions without even uploading anything.
    2. Files for analysis - I tried letting Lumo analyze logs from a bug report one time, it just refused to because the estimated input tokens used by those files were 250k, which is way above the current 128k cap

    Alternatively for file analysis, the LLM should have a more efficient tool for parsing, rather than just dumping the entire text file into the prompt for inference. That could help with the limited context length.

    At the moment, with Lumo 2.0, the Max model can support up to 1M input tokens but is capped at 128k, I'd love to be able to take advantage of this. I understand that takes a lot more compute, but for many serious tasks this is essential.

    I saw a similar post for this, but it was very outdated so I made a new post.

    I would love a higher context window in Lumo. At the moment it caps out at 128k, which is not a lot when you upload certain files, and especially now with Lumo 2.0 Max (GLM 5.2) using so many tokens for reasoning. I would say at least 256k would be okay.

    I understand that with a higher context window you would need more compute, but that is why I believe this should be made available only to paying customers in a way that won't be burning cash for Proton.

    The reasons this is essential are:

    1. Discussions - I have had… more
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19. Local agent June powered by Lumo

    Please integrate with a local agent like June

    https://www.opensoftware.co/june

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20. iOS app swipe side bar on left

    I’d like to be able to swipe the left sidebar with my finger in the iOS app both in and out.

    Right now you have to tap the sidebar toggle.

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