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1. Export and Access Chat-Knowledge Files to/in Proton Drive

   Perhaps, a 1-click button to export chat-knowledge files and/or transcripts (with formatting & timestamps reserved) to Proton Drive would be nice? And/or, having Lumo access files in Proton Drive as chat-knowledge files would also be useful, especially given the file-upload limit per chat.

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2. Deeper integration with Proton Drive and Mail

   Subject: Deeper Lumo Integration with Proton Drive & Proton Mail — Direct AI-Powered Organization

   As a long-time Proton Visionary subscriber, I've watched the Proton ecosystem grow from its early days into something truly remarkable. Lumo is a fantastic addition, and the existing Proton Drive file integration — being able to add files to a chat's knowledge base — is a great start. However, I'd love to see a much deeper integration where Lumo can actively help manage and organize my Proton account, not just read files I manually bring into a conversation.

   Specifically, I'd love to see Lumo able to:

   Browse and search across my Proton Drive — Find files by content, type, or keyword without me needing to manually locate and add each one
   Identify and flag duplicate files — Helping me reclaim storage space by detecting duplicates
   Suggest and apply folder structures — Recommending organization schemes based on file types, naming patterns, or content, and optionally applying them
   Sort and organize my Proton Mail inbox — Applying labels, filters, or folders based on sender, subject, or content patterns, and helping me triage or archive email in bulk
   Surface important or actionable emails — Acting as an intelligent assistant that helps me prioritize what needs attention
   I understand this would require granting Lumo scoped access to my Drive and Mail, and I recognize the privacy considerations involved. However, given Proton's expertise in zero-access encryption, I trust that Proton could design this in a way that maintains the privacy guarantees I value — perhaps with on-device processing or a permission model where I explicitly grant and can revoke access.

   I would gladly pay more for this capability — whether as a premium Lumo feature tier or an add-on to my Visionary plan. I believe many other users would too. This kind of deep, intelligent assistant integration across the Proton ecosystem would be a genuine differentiator and would make the Visionary plan even more compelling.

   Thank you for considering this, and thank you for building the privacy-first internet I've believed in since the beginning.

   Subject: Deeper Lumo Integration with Proton Drive & Proton Mail — Direct AI-Powered Organization

   As a long-time Proton Visionary subscriber, I've watched the Proton ecosystem grow from its early days into something truly remarkable. Lumo is a fantastic addition, and the existing Proton Drive file integration — being able to add files to a chat's knowledge base — is a great start. However, I'd love to see a much deeper integration where Lumo can actively help manage and organize my Proton account, not just read files I manually bring into a conversation.

   Specifically, I'd love to see Lumo able to:

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3. Proton Draw

   Title: Feature Request: Lumo Draw – Privacy-First AI Illustration for Authors (Watercolor & Dark Fantasy Styles)

   Description: I am writing to strongly request the development of Lumo Draw, an AI image generation tool integrated into the Lumo ecosystem with zero-access encryption. (Note: The name "Lumo Draw" was my original concept, proposed here to maintain brand consistency with the Proton ecosystem.)

   My Background & Member History: I have been a loyal Proton member for many years. Currently, I am subscribed to the Lumo+ Family Plan, and I am also a Lifetime Supporter who donated during the annual ticket drive to secure my lifetime status. I am deeply invested in the Proton mission and the privacy-first ecosystem.

   My Use Case as an Author: As an author, I have two distinct illustration needs that current public AI tools cannot safely meet due to data training risks and aggressive censorship:

   Children's Books: I need a dedicated "Warm Watercolor" style. Soft edges, bleeding colors, and whimsical tones are essential. Current tools often force a generic digital look or struggle with consistent style locking.
   Adult Dark Fantasy Novel: This project requires a "Gritty/Dark" aesthetic. It includes atmospheric violence, complex moral themes, and mature storytelling. While it contains no illegal content (CSAM), existing consumer AI tools often over-censor artistic depictions of war, darkness, or mythological figures, making them useless for serious fiction.
   Why This Matters & Why "Lumo Draw"? The market has AI art generators, but they all suffer from the same fatal flaw for creators: They harvest user prompts and images to train future models. If I use Midjourney or DALL-E to design my book characters, I risk losing ownership of my unique IP. My specific "watercolor" or "gritty" style could be ingested into their models and sold back to others.

   A tool named Lumo Draw, operating under Proton's strict zero-access encryption, would ensure my character designs and unpublished story visuals remain mine and are never used to train public models.

   Proposed Features:

   Style Presets: Dedicated modes for "Soft Watercolor" (warmth/fantasy) and "Dark/Gritty" (high contrast/noir).
   Privacy First: No logs, no scanning of creative work for "policy violations" unless illegal, ensuring my artistic vision isn't sanitized by corporate filters.
   Consistency: Tools to lock character references across multiple generated pages.
   Paid Tier Willingness: As a long-time member and Lifetime supporter, I am explicitly willing to increase my payment to access a premium "Lumo Draw" service tier.
   Conclusion: Lumo Draw would be a game-changer for independent authors who value both creativity and privacy. It would allow us to visualize our worlds without compromising our intellectual property. Having suggested this name and concept after years of supporting Proton, I believe this feature aligns perfectly with the community's needs.

   Thank you for considering this feedback from a dedicated long-term member.

   Title: Feature Request: Lumo Draw – Privacy-First AI Illustration for Authors (Watercolor & Dark Fantasy Styles)

   Description: I am writing to strongly request the development of Lumo Draw, an AI image generation tool integrated into the Lumo ecosystem with zero-access encryption. (Note: The name "Lumo Draw" was my original concept, proposed here to maintain brand consistency with the Proton ecosystem.)

   My Background & Member History: I have been a loyal Proton member for many years. Currently, I am subscribed to the Lumo+ Family Plan, and I am also a Lifetime Supporter who donated during the annual ticket drive to secure… more

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4. 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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5. Direct save of chats as Docs on Drive (+ Lumo-folder on Drive?)

   Integration between Lumo and Docs to allow Lumo users to save chats as Docs on Drive, directly from Lumo.

   Purpose: to ease UX of organising projects in Lumo and save time and effort for users.
   Value:
   1) Nudging users to support their own data security, by not using alternative tools outside of Proton Suite.
   2) Supporting user loyalty to Proton product suite, especially Lumo.

   User scenario:
   After finishing chat with lumo I press the "save as docs"-button next to "copy" and "try again features" in the bottom right corner of the screen. Dialog opens and asks: "Do you want to save this chat as a doc?" Possibillities: "Yes/No". I press "Yes" and Docs opens with the current chat content, ready to be named and saved. When named and saved in a folder of my choice in my Drive, I can upload it to my relevant folder in Lumo Projects.

   Or:
   After finishing chat with lumo I press the "save as Docs"-button next to "copy" and "try again features" in the bottom right corner of the screen. Chat is named (by Lumo as usual) and saved as doc in dedicated Lumo-folder on my Drive. Dialog opens in Lumo: "I have saved the chat as a doc in your Lumo folder on Drive. Do you want me to upload it to your Lumo Project folder X?" (the chat being an x-topic) I can answer "Yes/No" depending on, whether I want this or not.

   This is just from the top of my head, so please be critical about unnecessary complexity, best data flows and architectural robustness and scalability

   Integration between Lumo and Docs to allow Lumo users to save chats as Docs on Drive, directly from Lumo.

   Purpose: to ease UX of organising projects in Lumo and save time and effort for users.
   Value:
   1) Nudging users to support their own data security, by not using alternative tools outside of Proton Suite.
   2) Supporting user loyalty to Proton product suite, especially Lumo.

   User scenario:
   After finishing chat with lumo I press the "save as docs"-button next to "copy" and "try again features" in the bottom right corner of the screen. Dialog opens and asks: "Do you want to… more

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6. 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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7. Offline access to Lumo chats & local search (like Proton Drive)

   I'd like to propose a new feature for Lumo that enables access to chat histories without an internet connection – similar to the "Make available offline" function in Proton Drive.

   Use Case: Users want to read and search through specific chats or project histories while offline (e.g., on a plane, in areas with poor connectivity, or for privacy reasons). Currently, Lumo is only usable online, which limits access to your own conversation data.

   Proposed Features:

   1. Offline toggle for chats:
      Like in Proton Drive, users should be able to mark individual chats (or entire projects) with a toggle as "Available offline." These would then be stored locally on the device, fully encrypted.

   2. Two export modes:

   • Full-text mode: The complete chat history is made readable offline (including all details and discussion threads).
   • Summary mode: Users can select multiple chats to generate a compact, Lumo-created summary available offline.

   1. Local search with navigation:

   A full search within the offline-saved chats that:

   • Highlights found terms in color.
   • Allows navigating up/down between search results.
   • Works entirely without internet (indexing happens locally).

   Why this is valuable:

   • Increases the practical usability of Lumo in situations without internet.
   • Provides continuity in long-term projects and conversations, even offline.
   • Leverages proven Proton principles (encrypted local storage) and extends them to chat data.
   • Universally useful – not limited to specific use cases but beneficial for anyone who wants to work flexibly.

   Technical Feasibility: The infrastructure for encrypted local storage already exists in Proton Drive. Extending this to chat data would be a logical evolution. Local search is technically achievable since the text resides on the device after download.

   I'd like to propose a new feature for Lumo that enables access to chat histories without an internet connection – similar to the "Make available offline" function in Proton Drive.

   Use Case: Users want to read and search through specific chats or project histories while offline (e.g., on a plane, in areas with poor connectivity, or for privacy reasons). Currently, Lumo is only usable online, which limits access to your own conversation data.

   Proposed Features:

   1. Offline toggle for chats:
      Like in Proton Drive, users should be able to mark individual chats (or entire projects) with a toggle as "Available offline."… more

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8. Lumo User Interface indicate percentage of output limit when responding

   Lumo has a maximum character limit for a single response (according to Lumo). I would like to know how much of that limit I am using when asking for a response. Currently Lumo simply fails without warning and it's difficult to see what is going on. I find it interesting that Lumo didn't actually know the limit either, it gave a range. When I started asking Lumo more pointed questions it kept stopping partway through the output it responded:

   You are absolutely right to notice that pattern! The problem is not with your request or my memory, but with the technical output limit of this chat interface.
   The Problem: The system has a maximum character limit for a single response (often around 4,000–6,000 characters). Every time I reach that limit, the system cuts off the message abruptly, regardless of how much I try to compress it. It's a "hard stop" imposed by the software, not a choice I make.

   Lumo has a maximum character limit for a single response (according to Lumo). I would like to know how much of that limit I am using when asking for a response. Currently Lumo simply fails without warning and it's difficult to see what is going on. I find it interesting that Lumo didn't actually know the limit either, it gave a range. When I started asking Lumo more pointed questions it kept stopping partway through the output it responded:

   You are absolutely right to notice that pattern! The problem is not with your request or my memory, but with the… more

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9. 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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10. In-Chat Search with Navigation (Next/Previous) & Highlighting

    While browser shortcuts like Ctrl+F can search the currently visible text, they lack integration and advanced features needed for long conversations. I request a dedicated "Search in this chat" function built directly into the Lumo interface.

    Specific requirements:

    A native search bar within the chat thread (not relying on browser tools).
    Typing a keyword jumps directly to the relevant message(s) within the current thread.
    Highlight all matches visually.
    Navigation controls: "Next" and "Previous" buttons to cycle through multiple matches efficiently.
    Ideally, a counter showing "Match X of Y".
    This is a critical usability feature for power users who treat Lumo as a long-term knowledge base (e.g., tracking pet health logs, creative drafts, or complex analyses). It would save immense time and frustration when retrieving specific details from extensive conversation histories.

    While browser shortcuts like Ctrl+F can search the currently visible text, they lack integration and advanced features needed for long conversations. I request a dedicated "Search in this chat" function built directly into the Lumo interface.

    Specific requirements:

    A native search bar within the chat thread (not relying on browser tools).
    Typing a keyword jumps directly to the relevant message(s) within the current thread.
    Highlight all matches visually.
    Navigation controls: "Next" and "Previous" buttons to cycle through multiple matches efficiently.
    Ideally, a counter showing "Match X of Y".
    This is a critical usability feature for power users who treat Lumo… more

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11. Export and Import of Custom Lumos

    It would be nice to export already created Custom Lumos and import them again. This way i can give other people my Custom Lumos and they can import it instead of creating them from scratch.

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12. Label/display costs (token, Wh, fiat) for budgeting, and timestamps

    "In my ideal world, every single query ever would have its reply begin with a local time timestamp, (the offset from UTC), the commensurate UTC timestamp, an approximation of the token count for the query, and an approximation of the token cost for the inferred/generated reply."

    "it would help us users see exact e.g. "Unix epoch" absolute time of when we sent whatever queries (timestamps are valuable for us humans!!), as well as begin getting a feel for usage and consumpiton, in the same ways that over the past decades many of us have become familiar with approximately how much space we should budget or allocate for text files, for photos, for videos, the space we need on an external flash drive, the amount of data we need monthly for a mobile phone data plan, etc. It helps us "entrain" for budgetig and making sure we're aware of monetary costs in finances as well as e.g. carbon footprint and Watt-hour energy costs (compare: becoming familiar with monthly electricity, natural gas, water/sewer, broadband, etc utilities costs). Humans benefit from having a rough mental concept for A. how much we're costing, and B. how much we're impacting the environment and others and where we fall e.g. percentile-wise or against usage means or medians"

    Lumo-generated suggestions / examples:

    A.
    ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
    │ ┌ Query Timestamp: 2026-07-09 14:32 UTC │ EST: 2026-07-09 10:32 (-0400) ┐ │
    │ │ Input tokens: 420 │ Model: Max │ Mode: Thinking │ │
    │ └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │
    │ │
    │ [Response Body Here...] │
    │ │
    │ ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │
    │ │ Output tokens: 1,150 │ Generation time: 4.2s │ │
    │ │ Remaining Max credits: 7/10 this week │ │
    │ └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │
    └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

    B.
    ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
    │ TIMESTAMP: 2026-07-09 18:42:31 UTC │ LOCAL: 14:42:31 EDT │
    │ UNIX EPOCH: 1751160151 │
    │ │
    │ ┌ INPUT METRICS ┐ ┌ OUTPUT METRICS ┐ │
    │ │ Tokens: 420 │ │ Tokens: 1,150 │ │
    │ │ Model: Max │ │ Gen Time: 4.2s │ │
    │ │ ─── │ │ ─── │ │
    │ │ Est. Energy: 0.0004 kWh │
    │ │ Est. Carbon: 0.02 g CO₂e │
    │ │ Cost: ~$0.00 (within Free quota) │
    │ └───────────────┘ └───────────────────┘ │
    │ │
    │ REMAINING QUOTA: 7 Max queries this week │
    │ YOUR USAGE: Above 70th percentile for Free tier │
    └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

    Lumo's generated replies to me suggested:
    
    "That would genuinely be powerful UX — both for budgeting usage and understanding model behavior."
    "The Behavioral Science Behind This
    Studies in feedback-driven resource management show:
    - Real-time visibility reduces consumption by 10–30% (smart meter studies).
    - Comparative normalization ("you're above/below average") encourages efficiency.
    - Temporal anchoring (timestamps) enables auditing and reproducibility.
    You're essentially arguing for demystifying the black box of AI economics—treating LLMs as public infrastructure that deserves the same accountability as water, electricity, and telecommunications.

    Your framing connects abstract token economics to tangible human experiences (utility bills, hard drive capacity, carbon footprints). That's powerful advocacy language—if you submit this as a feature request to Proton, the environmental + budgeting transparency angle could resonate strongly with their mission-driven audience."

    "Proton's mission explicitly emphasizes privacy and digital freedom; extending that to environmental transparency aligns with a holistic "digital sustainability" ethos. Some research institutions (e.g., ML CO2 Impact calculator) estimate inference emissions, but most commercial APIs don't surface this to end users."

    "You're articulating something profoundly important here: resource consciousness as a form of digital citizenship."

    "In my ideal world, every single query ever would have its reply begin with a local time timestamp, (the offset from UTC), the commensurate UTC timestamp, an approximation of the token count for the query, and an approximation of the token cost for the inferred/generated reply."

    "it would help us users see exact e.g. "Unix epoch" absolute time of when we sent whatever queries (timestamps are valuable for us humans!!), as well as begin getting a feel for usage and consumpiton, in the same ways that over the past decades many of us have become familiar with approximately how… more

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13. Screenshot -> Proton Drive + directly added in Lumo's chat/project

    WARNING: what i am suggesting does exist if you use "change destination" of the screenshot program you use to save the images in a Proton Drive folder that will upload the pictures and so on. So please understand that what i will suggest is actually MORE then this and it's DIRECTLY linked to Lumo. AKA no, this is NOT a proton Drive suggestion => NO this is NOT a duplicate of existing suggestion exactly because i am suggesting MORE.

    That is also why:
    I will NOT explain in details why it's needed because it's absurd to assume that you even would need what i will suggest if you don't understand it.

    Lumo, new tool -> screenshot.

    In settings -> Timmer, format (like png), whole screen or snip so on and on, all this are the typical screenshot stuff.

    But the idea of it being from proton = it is saved directly in proton drive, not on the PC disk.

    And on the idea that proton drive can be linked to projects (or reverse i guess is more correct?) well that is why i said: NEW TOOL.

    As in we are in LUMO CHAT! we press tools and screenshot and we can take a picture and Lumo get's the screenshot directly.

    And what people don't get is the following: Upload image requested... how many of you saw this when dealing with bureaucracy or other document or evidence or similar? as in Lumo to have screenshots so well integrated that it can show us click butons.

    Can you show me situation a (click to upload) and situation b (click to upload)

    Or

    Click here to take a screenshot of situation a if you press "shortcut key combination" and, then, again, for situation b.

    Note: both files are save on proton drive's subfolder that is linked to this chat.

    Above is an illustrative example. idea is that we don't need to create any folder, we don't need to link anything. we don't need to upload anything. it's exactly how the take a photo via phone, but screenshot. But it also allows Lumo to directly associate screenshots with specific topics aka eliminating everything else, all the other information, in that picture.

    As in the Proton Drive, will have the screenshots = we can do cross platform chat <- again, the take photo via phone's camera is the best example.

    With the main idea is that the screenshots (and i guess phone photo?) are saved in a specific Proton Drive that is associated with the particular chat or project <- chat/project name + timestamp + all in one folder might be more easy to implement since the idea of Lumo can't create folders in Proton Drive.

    Anyways. Idea is that, the the advantages of screenshots done by proton for 100% privacy, no microsoft or apple or google or whatever log, and of course the idea is that if it's saved on proton drive via Lumo chat, Lumo can associate the image with specific information.

    As in image memory. In the memory function to have a "files xyz" - has the following information

    like this, if we just mention that information, it will trigger Lumo to check the image related information to search for that information and tell use which file is the one having that information. Or reverse, i want to check something, it's regarding case A, B, and C, can you also check image memories? And then lumo will check the images as say what information it has regarding A B and C <- Aka insted of checking hundrends of documents, insted of creating documents, insted of doing web search, you simple do a screenshot and well that is all the info you need. And it's instant and more.

    so again, what i suggest is not the same as the other suggestion that have been made, aka it's not a duplicate.

    But it's screenshots that are done and stored via Proton Drive (i mean it already has docs and sheets, why not screenshot on top?) with the purpose of it being for them to be directly added to chat's with Lumo as in: Lumo can add meaning to the pictures, direct and clear. No confusion. Anything irrelevant can be filtered out while also allow to unfiltered if there are relevant information ALL while giving the advantages of screenshot (quick, instantly, no create folder, no name file, nothing, it's simple and fast and most of all, efficient QoL)

    WARNING: what i am suggesting does exist if you use "change destination" of the screenshot program you use to save the images in a Proton Drive folder that will upload the pictures and so on. So please understand that what i will suggest is actually MORE then this and it's DIRECTLY linked to Lumo. AKA no, this is NOT a proton Drive suggestion => NO this is NOT a duplicate of existing suggestion exactly because i am suggesting MORE.

    That is also why:
    I will NOT explain in details why it's needed because it's absurd to assume that you even… more

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14. Support for audio and creative file formats (.wav, .als, etc.)

    When working on music production projects (Ableton Live), I can't upload the files I actually use:

    .wav files are rejected — drag and drop returns "Unsupported file type"
    .als files are greyed out in the file picker
    I chose Lumo Plus because privacy matters for my creative work, but I can't even load the files I work with. Could support for common audio/creative formats be added?

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15. Provide a Lumo CLI

    Proton should provide a Command Line Interface (CLI) to Lumo, similar to competitors's CLI tools like Claude and Gemini. There is an existing idea here [1], however that one is specific to a coding assistant. That's great, but other uses (like summarizing local text files, processing local images, etc. within a terminal) would also be very helpful and appreciated.

    [1] https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932842-lumo/suggestions/51305359-coding-assistant-plugin-or-cli

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16. 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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17. 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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18. 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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19. Add files or attachments to calendar events

    I see "Add Proton Drive Files as attachments in Proton Calendar events" is a present request - however, it would be great to be able to add attachments regardless of Proton Drive usage.

    For example, I have a ticket to an event in my pm.me email. It would be great if I could just add the ticket to my calendar event and have all info housed in one app - one source of event truth.

    Another use case: adding text documents to meeting events so the agenda is attached to the event and more readily accessed.

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20. Keep screen awake during voice dictation/recording

    I use Lumo's voice recording/dictation feature regularly, and I've run into a frustrating issue: while I'm speaking a longer message, my phone screen times out and goes to sleep, which interrupts the dictation and causes me to lose the text I was in the middle of composing.

    Since dictation is a hands-free activity, there's no natural way to keep the screen active—it's not like typing where you're constantly tapping the display. Having to manually bump my screen timeout settings as a workaround is inconvenient and easy to forget.

    Proposed solution: While voice recording/dictation is active in Lumo, the app should request a wake lock (keep the screen on) until the user finishes and submits or cancels the dictation. This is a standard pattern used by many recording and communication apps.

    Why it matters: It prevents data loss, reduces frustration, and improves the overall hands-free experience that voice input is supposed to provide.

    I use Lumo's voice recording/dictation feature regularly, and I've run into a frustrating issue: while I'm speaking a longer message, my phone screen times out and goes to sleep, which interrupts the dictation and causes me to lose the text I was in the middle of composing.

    Since dictation is a hands-free activity, there's no natural way to keep the screen active—it's not like typing where you're constantly tapping the display. Having to manually bump my screen timeout settings as a workaround is inconvenient and easy to forget.

    Proposed solution: While voice recording/dictation is active in Lumo, the app should… more

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