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1. Use mouse scrollwheel to change month/day/week in the calendar

   I miss the ability that Google Calendar has in month view, to use the mouse scroll wheel to quickly move between months. It would be great if this feature, or something similar, was implemented in Proton Calendar.

   Along the same lines, a lot of modern mice have a tiltable scrollwheel, and that tilt can be used for horizontal scrolling, so why not make that move to the next day/week/month?

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2. make standalone app build of Lumo, currently not true privacy

   would be great to offer a standalone app version of Lumo, like the Proton Mail app or Proton VPN

   Right now, it's the only reason I wouldn't use Lumo. Since it runs only as a web app ALL keystrokes are able to be logged in browsers like Chrome, Brave, Firefox, Safari etc. what does privacy mean? If the browser you have to use to run Lumo, literally logs all keystrokes?

   A full app could offer so much better customization, or some local model possibilities and integrations like from another story. Right now, Lumo seems decent but I wouldn't use it when it's hosted in a browser still. Totally defeats having it Privacy as Default

   would be great to offer a standalone app version of Lumo, like the Proton Mail app or Proton VPN

   Right now, it's the only reason I wouldn't use Lumo. Since it runs only as a web app ALL keystrokes are able to be logged in browsers like Chrome, Brave, Firefox, Safari etc. what does privacy mean? If the browser you have to use to run Lumo, literally logs all keystrokes?

   A full app could offer so much better customization, or some local model possibilities and integrations like from another story. Right now, Lumo seems decent but I wouldn't use it… more

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3. Lumo iOS Search function

   Sometimes during a long session, you want to get back to particular answers that you need to keep on working right now the only way to do this is to either scroll through the whole session manually or copy paste, the answer to a new document which is somewhat cumbersome

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4. Please list reference links for various parts of the answer

   It would be great if the Lumo AI would include web links with all answers referencing where answers came from and/or where further direct research could be carried out. Perplexity offers this functionality and I really like it because it allows you to put a little more trust in the quality of the answers.

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5. RAG my proton drive. Make Lumo be able to chat with me about my files.

   I bought into Lumo and upgraded my proton drive as I had the impression that I could query my files.
   In fact, I can only upload some of them. Well, some, in fact only 10Mb before it complains. Then if I leave the chat and come back, it seems to have forgotten I uploaded a file to chat with.

   Here is my use case which is currently available in CoPilot.
   1. Have an option for Lumo to chunk and ingest the files in my drive.
   2. Allow me to query them like a proper RAG system

   Thanks.

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6. Responsive chat width when sidebars are collapsed

   🧩 Problem
   When I collapse the left sidebar and the files panel, the chat area stays narrow.
   Since the chat content isn't responsive, the conversation remains constrained to a
   fixed (narrow) width, wasting the freed screen space.

   This makes it harder to work with:
   - 📊 Charts and tables generated in conversations
   - 📝 Code blocks / longer lines of text
   - 🖼️ Wide images and generated content

   💡 Proposed Solution
   Make the chat container responsive to available width, so when panels
   are collapsed, the conversation stretches to use the reclaimed space.

   Options to consider:
   1. Chat width dynamically fills the viewport minus open sidebars.
   2. A toggle (e.g. "Wide mode" / "Compact mode") to force full-width reading.
   3. A max-width cap for readability, adjustable in Settings.

   ✅ Expected Benefit
   - Better readability for wide content (charts, tables, long lines of code)
   - More efficient use of screen real estate on wide monitors
   - More consistent experience when toggling sidebar visibility

   🖥️ Environment
   - Platform: Web (also noticed on desktop resolutions 1080p+)
   - Reproducible: collapse both side panels → chat width stays small

   🧩 Problem
   When I collapse the left sidebar and the files panel, the chat area stays narrow.
   Since the chat content isn't responsive, the conversation remains constrained to a
   fixed (narrow) width, wasting the freed screen space.

   This makes it harder to work with:
   - 📊 Charts and tables generated in conversations
   - 📝 Code blocks / longer lines of text
   - 🖼️ Wide images and generated content

   💡 Proposed Solution
   Make the chat container responsive to available width, so when panels
   are collapsed, the conversation stretches to use the reclaimed space.

   Options to consider:
   1. Chat width dynamically… more

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7. Lumo Diary: Reflective Daily Journaling with Photos & Conversation History

   I'd like to propose a built-in Diary Mode for Lumo – a private, encrypted daily journal that grows naturally out of normal conversation.

   The Concept: Instead of filling out a journaling form, the user simply talks to Lumo during the day about what they did, thought, or experienced, and can attach photos. When the day ends (or the next day is opened), Lumo compiles the conversation and images into a structured diary entry.

   Key features:

   • Conversation-to-entry with timestamps: The day's chats become the raw material. Each new day gets a "page" in the diary. Each conversation segment is automatically marked with the time it took place (or the user can adjust it), so the entry reflects the natural flow of the day – morning thoughts, midday moments, evening reflections. An expandable view lets users reopen and read the original conversations behind each entry – exactly as they happened.

   • Optional context: The user decides whether to add the day's weather (automatically fetched) or other context to the entry. Nothing is collected automatically – full user control, in line with Proton's privacy philosophy.

   • Privacy by default: Entries are stored with zero-access encryption, readable by no one except the user (consistent with how Lumo handles chat data).

   • Search across the diary: Entries can be found later by date, keywords, or hashtags, with the option to select and combine multiple days (e.g., "all entries about Silver's vet visits in August").

   • Optional export: At the user's discretion, entries could be exported (e.g., as a document to Proton Drive/Docs) or kept purely inside Lumo.

   Why this matters: Many people want to document their lives but find traditional journaling too formal. Talking to a trusted AI companion – already happening today – becomes a living memory: Lumo remembers the day with you, structured and searchable. This complements my earlier Integrated Notebook idea (https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932842-lumo/suggestions/51643303-integrated-notebook-with-offline-online-toggle-n): the Notebook permanently captures individual insights, while the Diary automatically structures each day's conversations into a living record of the user's life.

   Technical feasibility: Lumo already supports chat, image recognition, summarization, and web search. This feature primarily requires structuring chat history into day-based entries with an index for local search – a logical extension of existing capabilities, delivered with the same zero-access encryption as all Proton products.

   I'd like to propose a built-in Diary Mode for Lumo – a private, encrypted daily journal that grows naturally out of normal conversation.

   The Concept: Instead of filling out a journaling form, the user simply talks to Lumo during the day about what they did, thought, or experienced, and can attach photos. When the day ends (or the next day is opened), Lumo compiles the conversation and images into a structured diary entry.

   Key features:

   • Conversation-to-entry with timestamps: The day's chats become the raw material. Each new day gets a "page" in the diary. Each conversation segment is automatically marked… more

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8. Feature Request: “Auto‑Websearch” / “Always Enable Websearch” in the Personalization Tab

   Hey Proton team,

   thanks for the awesome Lumo 1.2 update! The new personalization options are super handy. To make Lumo’s answers truly real‑time, could you add a toggle under Personalization called “auto‑websearch” (or “always enable websearch”)?

   When turned on, Lumo would automatically pull in up‑to‑date info for any query that needs fresh data—no extra steps required. This would be a game‑changer for users who rely on accurate, real‑time responses.

   Appreciate the consideration!

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9. Within Safari browser, allow to rename a chat

   Within Safari browser, allow to rename a chat

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10. Add "Green" and "Research" Search Modes

    When searching in Lumo, users should be allowed to toggle on different types of searches, such as:
    1. Green - a search that uses less environmental energy to generate an answer
    2. Research - a search that goes deeper and uses reputable sources (similar to the Research function already present in Mistral AI's Le Chat)

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11. Multi-user Reservation page

    Idea on Proton Calendar to be able to get completely rid of Calendly = a multi-user reservation page, offering the ability to create a link to be sent to external user to book a meeting on the shared availbilities of several users of one company using Proton.

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12. Dedicated "X" in Top Right Corner to Delete Chats

    Lumo+ is wonderful, version 2.0 needs some tweaks. A dedicated "X" in top right corner to Delete Chats in the following: in Ghost Mode (please make it a separate button, not toggle) so user knows chat is gone, current option is to start new chat or sign out. In Projects, place an "X" next to each upload and the veiled dropdown lists of compacted chats need to have a delete button, not just add/remove from reference,

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13. Native Local File Integration: "Cowork Mode" & Smart Re-updates for Privacy-First Workflows

    As a heavy user of local knowledge bases (specifically Obsidian vaults in Markdown), I’m hitting a major friction point with Lumo’s current file handling that prevents me from migrating my primary workflows from competitors like Claude to Proton.

    The Current Pain Point: My workflow involves continuous iteration on local files. Currently, the loop is broken and manual:

    • Upload: I upload a file to a chat/project.
    • Edit: I edit the file locally in my editor.
    • Sync Failure: The changes aren't reflected in Lumo.
    • Clunky Re-upload: To update context, I must manually re-upload. But, in Project Mode, I have to navigate to the project view, delete the old file first, and then re-upload. If I don't delete it, Lumo blocks the re-upload claiming the file already exists, ignoring that the local version has changed.

    This constant "upload-delete-re-upload" cycle destroys flow and makes using local files as dynamic context impractical.

    —

    Proposed Implementation (Phased Approach)

    Phase 1: Overwrite by Default (The Minimum Viable Fix) Allow re-uploading a file with the same name without forcing a manual deletion first.

    • Mechanism: Simply prompt: "File 'X' exists. Replace with new version?"
    • Benefit: Removes the tedious "delete-then-upload" step in Project views.

    Phase 2: Smart "Fetch Updates" (The Practical Middle Ground) Preserve the local file path of uploaded files.

    • Mechanism: Before using an uploaded file, Lumo checks the local file’s "Last Modified" timestamp.
    • Action: If the local file is newer, prompt: "Local file has changed. Update context?" One click to refresh.
    • Benefit: Solves the stale context issue without needing full folder indexing yet.

    Phase 3: "Lumo Cowork Mode" (The Ideal) Allow users to select local folders as persistent context (similar to Claude’s workspace or Cursor’s indexing).

    • How it works: Lumo indexes the folder. When I ask a question, it reads the latest local state.
    • Two-way sync: If Lumo generates content, it writes directly back to the local file (with my confirmation).
    • Benefit: Eliminates all upload friction. My Obsidian vault becomes a live, private context window. This is the #1 reason I subscribed to Claude Max, and it’s the killer feature I need to switch to Proton for privacy.

    ---

    Why This Matters for Proton: I want to move my personal knowledge work to Proton specifically for zero-access encryption and privacy. However, the current file workflow is too clumsy compared to non-encrypted alternatives. If Lumo can handle local files as a seamless, two-way context layer, it becomes the only viable private AI assistant for power users managing local data.

    Let’s bridge the gap between "secure chat" and "secure productivity.” :D

    As a heavy user of local knowledge bases (specifically Obsidian vaults in Markdown), I’m hitting a major friction point with Lumo’s current file handling that prevents me from migrating my primary workflows from competitors like Claude to Proton.

    The Current Pain Point: My workflow involves continuous iteration on local files. Currently, the loop is broken and manual:

    • Upload: I upload a file to a chat/project.
    • Edit: I edit the file locally in my editor.
    • Sync Failure: The changes aren't reflected in Lumo.
    • Clunky Re-upload: To update context, I must manually re-upload. But, in Project Mode, I have to navigate to… more
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14. PLS FIX UNLIMITED

    Please, "Unlimited" is in the name Proton Unlimited, but unlimited is no longer unlimited—there’s no access to Lumo Plus! Please, Proton, make Unlimited unlimited... or offer an add-on package that includes Lumo Plus, something like Unlimited, for example. And if you’re not going to add it, change the name Unlimited! Unlimited isn’t unlimited! It would be better if it were called Proton Plus.

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15. Title: Per-conversation memory control: "New Private Chat" option + memory containers

    Hi Proton Team,

    Memory shipped with Lumo v2.0, and it's a genuinely useful feature — but right now the only control is a global on/off toggle. I'd like to suggest finer-grained control, in two parts.

    Part 1. "New Private Chat"

    A conversation with no memory loaded in, and no memory saved out. Like a browser private window: fully functional, nothing retained afterwards. Your existing memory stays intact for all your other chats — this session simply doesn't participate.

    Visual indicators:

    In the sidebar: a small icon (lock, or similar) next to the conversation title — left side for LTR languages, right side for RTL
    In the active chat: a small badge on the existing header bar — no new persistent bar, so no screen space lost
    Icon paired with text, so it doesn't rely on colour alone (accessibility)

    Part 2. Memory "containers"

    Separate compartments (work, personal, etc.) that don't bleed into each other:

    Each container holds its own memory context
    A conversation only draws from its assigned container
    "Private chat" is effectively a container with no memory at all — nothing in, nothing out
    This serves two groups currently pulling in different directions:

    Users who want memory get organised, compartmentalised context instead of one blended pool
    Users who are wary of quiet accumulation get a deliberate, reviewable way to use memory — or none at all
    It would turn the current all-or-nothing toggle into genuine user control: stateless by default for those who prefer that, compartmentalised memory for those who don't.

    The browser-container concept is familiar, so it needs almost no explanation — and it aligns with Proton's privacy-first values: the user decides what's on the record and what isn't.

    Thanks for reading!

    Hi Proton Team,

    Memory shipped with Lumo v2.0, and it's a genuinely useful feature — but right now the only control is a global on/off toggle. I'd like to suggest finer-grained control, in two parts.

    Part 1. "New Private Chat"

    A conversation with no memory loaded in, and no memory saved out. Like a browser private window: fully functional, nothing retained afterwards. Your existing memory stays intact for all your other chats — this session simply doesn't participate.

    Visual indicators:

    In the sidebar: a small icon (lock, or similar) next to the conversation title — left side for LTR languages,… more

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16. Calendar - Make today stand out a bit more

    I use the calendar in month view and sometime find myself scanning for todays date. In this view with many events being displayed the simple ring round the date doesn't really jump out.
    My old google calendar (which I'm trying to get away from) has today inverted which I find much more visible. Looking at it now, it is a solid blue circle with white text, I personally find it very easy to find.
    I'd just like today highlighted a little more strongly than it is now please.

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17. Allow Lumo to create a specific Memories for us

    Currently i am having to ask Lumo to create a 1 line memory for a specific thing, then copy and paste that into a new memory manually. It would be great if we could ask it to do that last step for us, and it will first check if its hasn't been done already first (or something similar) of course.

    If there is already something similar Lumo could inform the user the fact and output which one into the chat.

    Additionally it would be handy if each memory is assigned a random unique code eg. A45E9 that Lumos could reference when mentioning the requested memory creation already exists and outputs it along with the unique ID number so the user can search for this within memories. Additional Search bar needs to be added of course.

    Currently i am having to ask Lumo to create a 1 line memory for a specific thing, then copy and paste that into a new memory manually. It would be great if we could ask it to do that last step for us, and it will first check if its hasn't been done already first (or something similar) of course.

    If there is already something similar Lumo could inform the user the fact and output which one into the chat.

    Additionally it would be handy if each memory is assigned a random unique code eg. A45E9 that Lumos could reference… more

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18. Create doc and spreadsheet directly from chat

    Add the ability to automatically open a chat window directly within a document and embed a table in Proton Sheets. This would streamline real‑time collaboration by allowing users to start a conversation or view a related spreadsheet without leaving the current file.

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19. Anthropic Claude and Google Gemini Import

    Visionary user here switching from Anthropic Claude and Google Gemini to Proton Lumo Max I'd like to have an option as a user to import my data and memory as easy as possible. Today a manual import usually exceeds the context of the chat and even with multiple chat's it's not possible to get all data into Lumo. So please Proton give us an option to import our data.

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20. Custom Lumo Presets — Add a Visual Content option

    Custom Lumos is a brilliant addition. You already have some built-in presets for Data Analysis, Writing Assistant and a Summarizer, what about one for visual content (image generation, editing, analysis). This would complement and further customize the new visual intelligence features perfectly.

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