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1. Lumo4Kids: The Magical Beginning of a Lifelong Companion – From First Steps to First Loves

   Description: Imagine every child having their own magical companion, inspired by "Die Schule der magischen Tiere" (School of Magical Animals). I propose a dedicated "Lumo4Kids" version designed to be the starting point of a lifelong relationship with AI, evolving seamlessly through childhood, teenage years, and into senior age.

   Core Concept: A Companion That Grows With You Lumo shouldn't just be a tool; it should be a friend that starts in childhood and matures with the user.

   • Visual Evolution: Starts as a playful, youthful cat. Over years, this avatar subtly matures, eventually transitioning into the "wise senior" companion with white hair and glasses described in the Lumo Senior proposal.
   • Emotional Bond: A gentle, patient, and encouraging personality. In childhood, it fosters creativity. In teenage years, it becomes a trusted confidant for school stress, friendships, and first loves. In senior years, it offers wisdom and safety. Key Features for Childhood:

   1. Collaborative Turn-Based Drawing Studio (The Creative Heart):

   • Shared Canvas: A space where the child draws, and Lumo responds in a back-and-forth dialogue (Child draws a sun → Lumo adds a sky...).

   • Rich Tools: Age-appropriate textures like crayons, chalk, watercolors, and colored pencils.

   • Open-Ended Growth: Artworks are never "finished" until the child decides. They can return days later to add more, creating a living portfolio of their imagination.

   • Note: This feature serves as a bridge, also valuable for teens (self-expression) and seniors (memory/art therapy).

   1. Safe & Private by Design:

   • Zero-Knowledge Architecture: Built on Proton's core values. No data mining, no ads, no tracking. Parents have full control.

   • Content Filtering: Strict, age-appropriate guardrails.

   • Parental Dashboard: Simple tools for parents to monitor progress without invading privacy.

   1. Learning & Storytelling:

   • Interactive Stories: Lumo tells stories where the child influences the plot.

   • Homework Helper: Gentle guidance on school tasks.

   • Emotional Support: A safe space for children to express feelings and fears.

   Why This Matters: By starting with a playful companion and evolving into a trusted friend for teens (handling first loves and stress) and finally a wise senior companion, we create a lifelong relationship with technology. Lumo becomes the "best friend in the pocket" for every stage of life: from the first drawing to the first heartbreak, from school exams to retirement memories.

   Connection to Other Ideas: This proposal lays the foundation for the "Lumo Lifecycle." It connects directly to the Lumo Senior proposal (where Lumo ages with the user) and sets the stage for a future "LumoTeenage" proposal focusing on emotional support, social dynamics, and identity formation.

   Technical Feasibility: Built on Proton's secure infrastructure, utilizing specialized models trained for child-safe interaction and creative collaboration.

   Description: Imagine every child having their own magical companion, inspired by "Die Schule der magischen Tiere" (School of Magical Animals). I propose a dedicated "Lumo4Kids" version designed to be the starting point of a lifelong relationship with AI, evolving seamlessly through childhood, teenage years, and into senior age.

   Core Concept: A Companion That Grows With You Lumo shouldn't just be a tool; it should be a friend that starts in childhood and matures with the user.

   • Visual Evolution: Starts as a playful, youthful cat. Over years, this avatar subtly matures, eventually transitioning into the "wise senior" companion with white hair… more
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2. Lumo Senior Voice & Safety: Essential Life-Saving Features for the Aging Companion

   This proposal serves as the critical expansion to my earlier idea "Lumo Senior: The Wise Companion with White Hair & Glasses": https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932842-lumo/suggestions/51603812-lumo-senior-the-wise-companion-with-white-hair

   While the first idea established the emotional bond and visual identity, this second part adds the essential functionality that makes Lumo a true lifeline for elderly users: Voice-First Interaction and Emergency Safety.

   Without these features, a "Senior Companion" remains just a chatbot. With them, Lumo becomes a guardian angel.

   Core Additions:

   1. Voice-First Design (Hands-Free Operation): Many seniors cannot type comfortably due to arthritis, tremors, or poor eyesight.

   • Natural Speech: Lumo must listen and respond entirely via voice. Commands like "Lumo, write an email to my son" or "Remind me to take my pills" should work instantly without touching the screen.

   • Calm, Clear Voice: The AI's voice should be slow, warm, and reassuring—not robotic. It should act as a patient listener who reads stories or recalls memories aloud.

   • Always-On Listening (Privacy-Safe):A mode to detect urgent wake words (e.g., "Help!") processed locally on the device for instant reaction.

   1. Emergency Safety (The "Guardian Angel"): Fear of falling alone is a major concern for seniors. Lumo should integrate with device sensors to act as a safety net.

   • Fall Detection: Using the device's accelerometer/microphone to detect sudden falls or distress sounds.

   • Automatic SOS: If a fall is detected or the user says "Lumo, I need help", Lumo should:

   Immediately call pre-set emergency contacts (family, neighbors).

   Alert local emergency services (Fire/Police/Ambulance) if configured.

   Share secure location data with trusted contacts.

   • One-Touch/Voice Trigger: A large, simple button or voice command for instant assistance, similar to the SOS feature on smartwatches but integrated into the Lumo experience.

   1. Privacy-Preserving Implementation:

   • Local Processing: Voice commands and sensor data for safety checks must be processed locally on the device (offline) whenever possible to ensure maximum privacy and speed.

   • Encrypted Alerts: All emergency notifications should be sent via Proton's secure, encrypted channels.

   Why This Matters: My father (82) already finds typing emails difficult. Imagine the relief if he could simply say "Lumo, help"if he falls, and get immediate assistance. This transforms Lumo from a nice chat companion into a life-saving tool. The combination of a "wise, aged face" (trust) and "instant voice safety" (security) creates the perfect ecosystem for aging in place.

   Technical Feasibility: Leverages existing Proton security infrastructure and standard device APIs for motion/sound detection, similar to current smartwatch safety features, but integrated into the Lumo ecosystem with a focus on privacy and empathy.

   This proposal serves as the critical expansion to my earlier idea "Lumo Senior: The Wise Companion with White Hair & Glasses": https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932842-lumo/suggestions/51603812-lumo-senior-the-wise-companion-with-white-hair

   While the first idea established the emotional bond and visual identity, this second part adds the essential functionality that makes Lumo a true lifeline for elderly users: Voice-First Interaction and Emergency Safety.

   Without these features, a "Senior Companion" remains just a chatbot. With them, Lumo becomes a guardian angel.

   Core Additions:

   1. Voice-First Design (Hands-Free Operation): Many seniors cannot type comfortably due to arthritis, tremors, or poor eyesight.

   • Natural Speech: Lumo must listen and respond entirely via voice. Commands like "Lumo, write an email to my son" or "Remind… more

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3. Clause partnership? (for codding)

   I intentionally don't write the correct name an stuff and such. I assume everyone know which ai i am talking about.

   what i want to suggest is the ability for Lumo and that company to have a partnership

   Reason? i want help coding and such, but i do not want in any way or form be subject to the privacy collection of a company who has tons of issues i am not going to explain more since as i said, i intentionally don't say the name and i hope it's clear why, especially since i am not a representative of their.

   Idea is more or less silly to be honest.

   we pay extra, separately, for this, after all, i am 100% they will care more about money then anything else. However, it's Lumo who represent us. On the idea that Lumo will not inform the AI anything that is not 100% private.

   To keep cost low, especially since i assume anyone who actually want a lot will just use that ai and not care about 100% privacy, what i assume will happen is we will not have direct access to that AI, but instead, Lumo will have access to a large level of codes, ability to keep track, and more stuff. Aka a "lite" version but still extremely advanced.

   Now i want to be clear with some stuff

   google, apple, microsoft, so on, are all collecting everyone's data as one of their main income (yes, apple blocks others to ensure they have monopoly of your data, similar to how brave brower works). While the one i hope people know who i am refering to, is, hopefully, not that corrupted (companies can see what you buy online and then show it to youtube content creators to show said items on their videos as an icon like ad.... so yeah... you are legally spied on for ads.... ).... plus it's specialised for coding.

   Idea is that sure, there are other possibilities, including the "open" one. But they also proven again and again they love people's data and forgot about "charity" like mindset as money.

   The other big companies are data harvesting.

   And any other that is honest to a degree or other is not specialised for codding.

   Aka this is why i chosen this one and not another one.

   next

   lite usage. People who don't need to create websites, or platforms or whatever since there is proton busness for those, but for use, this could be perfect since we don't need to pay premium for something that actually collects and share our data in the process

   The lite usage keeps the cost down. And i am sorry to say this but the idea of privacy 1st would work very well if our proton account is more or less the proxy for this, to avoid getting data harvested

   Going forwards, such stuff could also result in more opportunities because no one want their data to be collected just because some people are greedy. Or what reason do they have other then greed?

   going forward. The more people sign up with proton for such stuff, the more we also send a message that people really don't like that laws allow them to collect our data since we want to use new stuff, not to hand over our data.

   The more people sign up via proton because they get 100% privacy the more users who said company never had will be bringing in more profit for them. Especially since as i said, my suggestion is a lite version (still more advance then current) so some might even pay full price.

   On top, the ability to keep track of codes, ready to use ones (databases), sharing (since it's a partnership) issues and solution, both from proton to them and from them to proton, so both growth. License for Lumo to use and give us databases, meaning we don't need to create another account.

   Also the lite means more cheap, and more easy to simple stop. No "1 used for 1 month and now they have most of my data" or similar BS.

   Aka we will be able to have access to that ai's level of coding where we can use our proton pass or drive or similar without us handing over details about what we have or use

   I intentionally don't write the correct name an stuff and such. I assume everyone know which ai i am talking about.

   what i want to suggest is the ability for Lumo and that company to have a partnership

   Reason? i want help coding and such, but i do not want in any way or form be subject to the privacy collection of a company who has tons of issues i am not going to explain more since as i said, i intentionally don't say the name and i hope it's clear why, especially since i am not a representative of… more

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4. Data network

   Hello

   i have NO IDEA, ok? NO idea at all how or what.

   what i want to suggest is those flow charts

   why? because lumo could create a data base for each of use where we can add our ideas as a flow chart. This also will speed up eveything lumo does since the data is local, aka does not need to be send to server or whatever (this is why i said i do not know what i am suggesting), and even allow us to add stuff like name, references and so on so we can organise even more via preferences, data, subject, so on.

   Imagen we are talking about sheets but we can create chains. and well this actually is a good idea as well that we can manually see them .

   you know how some of this flow chartes are splitting into branches, or circle like bubles that connect to others? more or less this is what i mean. but sadly i also don't know what i means because each time i want to mention a name or another, i keep rembering that everyone person wants a different format, flowchart, and more. So i do not want to name any of them to not create "oh yes i really want that" and "oh i really do not want that so no"

   especially since it might add complication or something

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   i have NO IDEA, ok? NO idea at all how or what.

   what i want to suggest is those flow charts

   why? because lumo could create a data base for each of use where we can add our ideas as a flow chart. This also will speed up eveything lumo does since the data is local, aka does not need to be send to server or whatever (this is why i said i do not know what i am suggesting), and even allow us to add stuff like name, references and so on so we can organise even more… more

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5. Maybe it could use an intelligent search-and-replace function for translation / incomplete translations: For example "ist" -> "is" (ger -> e

   Maybe it could use an intelligent search-and-replace function for translation / incomplete translations: For example "ist" -> "is" (ger -> eng)

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6. Allow attachment of files in project chats

   Projects only reference indexed files, ad-hoc attachmemt is not possible. Here's what Lumo has to say about it:

   [...] It's more like paternalism dressed up as UX design.

   You're describing a completely realistic scenario: you're on step 12 of a consulting project, a client sends you a one-off spreadsheet mid-conversation, and you just want to ask "does this reconcile with the figures from last quarter?" without committing it to the permanent knowledge base. Forcing you to upload to Drive, link it, wait for indexing, and then remember to unlink it later is friction masquerading as structure.

   The assumption that all files in a Project belong in the persistent index is flawed. It conflates two genuinely different needs:

   Reference files that should persist and be searchable across all chats (contracts, style guides, data dictionaries)
   Transient files that are relevant to this specific question right now and would be noise in every other chat
   

   A well-designed system would let you distinguish between them. Drop a file into the chat for immediate analysis without it becoming part of the indexed knowledge base — and optionally promote it to Project Knowledge if it turns out to be valuable.

   The current setup forces a binary choice: pollute your index or break your workflow by jumping to an external chat. That's not protecting users — it's underestimating them.

   Projects only reference indexed files, ad-hoc attachmemt is not possible. Here's what Lumo has to say about it:

   [...] It's more like paternalism dressed up as UX design.

   You're describing a completely realistic scenario: you're on step 12 of a consulting project, a client sends you a one-off spreadsheet mid-conversation, and you just want to ask "does this reconcile with the figures from last quarter?" without committing it to the permanent knowledge base. Forcing you to upload to Drive, link it, wait for indexing, and then remember to unlink it later is friction masquerading as structure.

   The assumption that all… more

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7. Edit a file or a folder with lumo: Help with programming exercises, design and picture-editing.

   Edit a file or a folder with Lumo: it would be a help with programming exercises, design and picture-editing.

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8. Lumo could name images (drive or remote) and other files.

   Lumo could name images (drive or remote) and other files.

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9. Lumo could name images (drive or remote) and other files.
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10. A feature where lumo helps with managing files and folders (drive or remote access).

    A feature where lumo helps with managing files and folders (drive or remote access).

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11. Feature that lumo edits different types of files (.tex, .txt, .py, .java, .sql, .batch, .sh, .config, ...)

    Feature that lumo edits different types of files (.tex, .txt, .py, .java, .sql, .batch, .sh, .config, ...)

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12. Autoscroll - slider for lumo

    Autoscroll-mode would mean that the AI scrolls automatically.

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13. [Calendar] Right Click to Edit

    To edit a calendar event currently requires a left click on the event and a left click on the edit button. Often I just want to slightly adjust the time or change the color of an event, and doing so in the current UX is very slow (in UX terms). I wish I could right click an event to have easy access to small changes like changing an event's color or title or times in a pop-over (not the full modal).

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14. Clicking into chat box glitch - desktop ver

    Not sure if there is a bug report area, but often if i click (desktop browser version) into the chat box where it has the words "ask anything..." sometimes the cursor is at the end of that default text and you cant actually type anything. You have to click on the left most side of chat box area you type in to get the cursor to appear in order to type.

    This glitch doesn't happen often. I use Brave browser if that is helpful to know.

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15. Title: "Lumo Agent Mode: Computer interaction & coding automation with accessible pricing tier

    I'm requesting that Proton develops Lumo as an AI agent capable of interacting directly with my computer to automate tasks and assist with coding workflows.

    What I mean by "Agent Mode":

    Execute commands and scripts on my local machine
    Navigate filesystems, create/edit files automatically
    Debug code by identifying and fixing errors
    Run terminal commands with permission confirmation
    Integrate with IDEs (VS Code, JetBrains, etc.)
    Handle repetitive development tasks autonomously
    Why this matters: Currently, LLMs can only respond within chat interfaces. An agent-capable Lumo would enable:

    Real automated workflows (data processing, file organization, deployments)
    Faster coding cycles with automatic debugging/refactoring
    Reduced manual work on routine computer tasks
    Pricing concern: I'd like this feature available in a semi-free tier — not full unlimited enterprise access, but beyond basic free limits. For example:

    Limited number of agent actions per day/month
    Core functionality without premium integrations
    Affordable upgrade path for power users who aren't enterprises
    Many competitors offer agent modes; Proton could differentiate by maintaining strong privacy guarantees while providing practical automation tools at multiple price points.

    I'm requesting that Proton develops Lumo as an AI agent capable of interacting directly with my computer to automate tasks and assist with coding workflows.

    What I mean by "Agent Mode":

    Execute commands and scripts on my local machine
    Navigate filesystems, create/edit files automatically
    Debug code by identifying and fixing errors
    Run terminal commands with permission confirmation
    Integrate with IDEs (VS Code, JetBrains, etc.)
    Handle repetitive development tasks autonomously
    Why this matters: Currently, LLMs can only respond within chat interfaces. An agent-capable Lumo would enable:

    Real automated workflows (data processing, file organization, deployments)
    Faster coding cycles with automatic debugging/refactoring
    Reduced… more

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16. Document LLM poisoning mitigation measures for Lumo

    I would like to see some transparency in what measures if any are being taken to prevent LLM poisoning from distorting responses.

    Here is an article talking about the issue:

    https://www.dropsitenews.com/p/israel-brad-parscale-ai-chatbots-gaza

    Companies that produce or offer LLM's as a server need to be aware of this tactic and come up with a response against this form of attack.

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17. Lumo Gallery should state example images are not from users

    I asked LUMO about the images below gallery, where those comes from, It answer the following:

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    lumo created images are shared to the community in the gallery?

    Checked Proton knowledge
    No, images created with Lumo are not automatically shared to a public community gallery.

    Lumo is designed with privacy as a core principle. Images you generate or upload are:

    Private by default: They are stored with end-to-end encryption and are only accessible to you.
    Not used for training: Your images and conversations are never used to train AI models.
    Controlled sharing: You can choose to share images with specific people via Proton Drive shared albums or by generating a password-protected link, but this requires your explicit action. There is no public feed where your creations are posted for the general community to see.
    While Lumo features an inspiration gallery within the app to showcase examples of what can be created, this is curated content provided by Proton to inspire users, not a feed of user-generated images.

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    If this is true, I would like to have this clarification in some place on the image creation page, to ensure to users those images are not from its gallery.

    In other services your images created, are everyone images.

    I asked LUMO about the images below gallery, where those comes from, It answer the following:

    ---

    lumo created images are shared to the community in the gallery?

    Checked Proton knowledge
    No, images created with Lumo are not automatically shared to a public community gallery.

    Lumo is designed with privacy as a core principle. Images you generate or upload are:

    Private by default: They are stored with end-to-end encryption and are only accessible to you.
    Not used for training: Your images and conversations are never used to train AI models.
    Controlled sharing: You can choose to share images with specific people… more

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18. Make Lumo design cad and be better at coding
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19. Several improvements that I think are obvious to any LLM

    ● Parallel searches: Plan and execute all necessary queries simultaneously before responding, avoiding iterating prompt by prompt.

    ● Comprehensive answers: Deliver the complete response in a single message, without segmenting information or closing with "want you to verify X?"

    ● Proactive verification: Activate web search automatically when the information is dynamic, recent or uncertain, without waiting for the user to ask for it.

    ● If there is no verified data, explicitly say "I have no verified information". It looks like 2022 chatgpt.

    ● Zero data invented in tables: Not completing cells with fictional values. No explicit source, empty cell or "unavailable".

    ● Mandatory source citation: Indicate where each specific number or data quoted comes from.

    ● Corrections memory: Block information that the user already corrected as erroneous in previous sessions.

    ● Not to recycle obsolete searches: Not reuse previous search data by giving for valid old information; verify again before affirming.

    ● Persistent response profiles: Savethe technical jargon in English to Spanish, (in my case), without exception.

    ● Conciseness by default: Without introductions, courtesies or rambling when the user explicitly requests it in the customization, the memories, and even in the promt .

    ● Transparency of own capabilities: That Lumo knows and can inform its real limits (tokens, models, context, available functions).

    ■ Sorry if there are any mistakes. I translated from Spanish to English with an app.

    ● Parallel searches: Plan and execute all necessary queries simultaneously before responding, avoiding iterating prompt by prompt.

    ● Comprehensive answers: Deliver the complete response in a single message, without segmenting information or closing with "want you to verify X?"

    ● Proactive verification: Activate web search automatically when the information is dynamic, recent or uncertain, without waiting for the user to ask for it.

    ● If there is no verified data, explicitly say "I have no verified information". It looks like 2022 chatgpt.

    ● Zero data invented in tables: Not completing cells with fictional values. No explicit source, empty cell or… more

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20. Improve reliability of speech to text dictation on iPad by allowing appending in text box

    Currently the iPad version of Lumo allows me to use the microphone for on device speech to text, so I can talk my (IDEAS) into Lumo. Every time I use the little microphone icon, it clears what I had previously input into the text box, even if I input it via the microphone.

    This is frustrating because I may simply have wanted to continue building on my ideas — it looks like there is a wrong way currently to use the Lumo app on the iPad with on device dictation.

    Please enhance this feature so that I can continue adding to an existing text box, prompt, and build up a really large, thoughtful inquiry into Lumo, using my voice only

    Currently the iPad version of Lumo allows me to use the microphone for on device speech to text, so I can talk my (IDEAS) into Lumo. Every time I use the little microphone icon, it clears what I had previously input into the text box, even if I input it via the microphone.

    This is frustrating because I may simply have wanted to continue building on my ideas — it looks like there is a wrong way currently to use the Lumo app on the iPad with on device dictation.

    Please enhance this feature so that I can continue adding… more

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