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1. I would like to see Lumo become as good as ChatGPT is today.

   It’s hard to avoid using LLMs now - they work, and they help a great deal in a very demanding world. But something as good as ChatGPT is also a direct link between a corporation and my brain (unfortunately, it’s one-way only). Over time, they’ll have enough information about me - my work, my character, my hobbies, my thoughts… if they don’t already. That gives them a computer-brain interface, one that can be used to program my mind (if you’re into neuroscience and brain chemistry, you’ll know what I’m talking about). After all, people are programmed by their environment-and more and more of that environment is now changing for the benefit of profit, as part of the relationship between the exploiters and the exploited.

   P.S. Many disabled people, especially those struggling with mental health, use LLMs to help them with their daily struggles - whether to keep up at work or to help with tasks at home. But at the same time, they have to sell their soul to the devil by giving away deeply personal data.

   It’s hard to avoid using LLMs now - they work, and they help a great deal in a very demanding world. But something as good as ChatGPT is also a direct link between a corporation and my brain (unfortunately, it’s one-way only). Over time, they’ll have enough information about me - my work, my character, my hobbies, my thoughts… if they don’t already. That gives them a computer-brain interface, one that can be used to program my mind (if you’re into neuroscience and brain chemistry, you’ll know what I’m talking about). After all, people are programmed by their environment-and more… more

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2. Make chats downloadable for personal archiving

   Why are Lumo chats not downloadable? This is most cumbersome in 2026. While chats are ostensibly saved with a Lumo account, they are subjected to being abridged (for "lengthy" chats) and totally unavailable without internet. So what is the deal? Is it a Proton encryption thing or have you just not gotten around to it or what?

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3. Live Translation Capabilities For Lumo

   Lumo, as a private AI, is primed to be an excellent assistant for users to have in their daily lives. This includes the ability to accurately translate pages and other media for the user, without compromising their media data, metadata, and contributing to the data collection of other larger and gluttonous chatbots that have this capability, like Google Gemini and OpenAI's ChatGPT.

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4. Add the ability to upload images from Photo Library on iOS

   There is no way to upload the images in my iPhone photo library as part of my prompt. The only options I see when I click the “Attachments” button are to either upload a file or select a file from Proton Drive. Even if I click “Save to Files” on my photo in the photo library, I can’t upload it to Lumo because, Lumo doesn’t support the iOS photo format.

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5. : Add Read Aloud / Text-to-Speech Button for Responses

   I would like to request a "Read Aloud" button feature for Lumo AI responses. This would allow users to have my replies spoken aloud using text-to-speech.

   Why this would be helpful:

   Great for listening to content while relaxing, resting, or preparing for sleep
   Helpful for accessibility needs (visual impairments or difficulty reading on screen)
   Useful for multitasking when hands are busy but ears are free
   Perfect for consuming longer content like stories, summaries, or articles without staring at a screen
   Suggested implementation:

   A speaker 🔊 button next to each response (or in the response toolbar)
   Ability to pause, resume, and adjust playback speed
   Works on both web and mobile (iOS/Android apps)
   I love using Lumo and believe this feature would make it even more accessible and comfortable to use, especially for nighttime use or when I want to rest my eyes.

   Thank you for considering this suggestion!

   Best regards, Jellex

   I would like to request a "Read Aloud" button feature for Lumo AI responses. This would allow users to have my replies spoken aloud using text-to-speech.

   Why this would be helpful:

   Great for listening to content while relaxing, resting, or preparing for sleep
   Helpful for accessibility needs (visual impairments or difficulty reading on screen)
   Useful for multitasking when hands are busy but ears are free
   Perfect for consuming longer content like stories, summaries, or articles without staring at a screen
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   A speaker 🔊 button next to each response (or in the response toolbar)
   Ability to pause, resume, and… more

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6. No restrictions for files made by Proton´s own tools

   I can understand some restrictions like upload sizes (although even for unlimited subscribers they are way too small to be useful), but at least have unlimited features for Proton's own tools like Sheets and Docs. That would further incentivize users to use them as well.

   The 10 MB limit is likely an outdated restriction that doesn't reflect Proton's current technology. Since Proton already has a secure storage system (Drive) and collaboration tools (Docs/Sheets), the technical challenge isn't processing files, but integrating them directly into the chat. In a "Unlimited" tier, Lumo could read and analyze files directly from Drive without physical uploads, effectively bypassing the size limit entirely and making the service truly useful.

   I can understand some restrictions like upload sizes (although even for unlimited subscribers they are way too small to be useful), but at least have unlimited features for Proton's own tools like Sheets and Docs. That would further incentivize users to use them as well.

   The 10 MB limit is likely an outdated restriction that doesn't reflect Proton's current technology. Since Proton already has a secure storage system (Drive) and collaboration tools (Docs/Sheets), the technical challenge isn't processing files, but integrating them directly into the chat. In a "Unlimited" tier, Lumo could read and analyze files directly from Drive without… more

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7. Make Lumo design cad and be better at coding
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8. Add ability to reply to specific Lumo sentences/lines as seen in models such as Claude
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9. Pause Functionality

   Post 1: Pause Functionality

   Title: Introduce a "Pause" option for add-on subscriptions (Lumo Plus, Meet Professional)

   Body:

   Many users need add-on services like Lumo Plus or Meet Professional only intermittently — perhaps a few days of intensive AI assistance, or one or two large meetings per year. Currently, the only option is to fully cancel the subscription and re-subscribe later.

   This creates an unnecessary dilemma:

   Keep the subscription active and pay for months of non-use, or
   Cancel and re-subscribe each time, which is inconvenient and risks forgetting to activate it when needed.
   

   A simple "Pause subscription" feature — allowing users to suspend billing for one or more months while preserving their account configuration — would solve this cleanly. Streaming services, gym memberships, and software tools already offer this. It would let users align their spending with their actual usage, building trust rather than relying on inertia.

   This would be a meaningful step toward the kind of transparent, user-respecting billing that distinguishes Proton from the extractive practices of Big Tech.

   Post 1: Pause Functionality

   Title: Introduce a "Pause" option for add-on subscriptions (Lumo Plus, Meet Professional)

   Body:

   Many users need add-on services like Lumo Plus or Meet Professional only intermittently — perhaps a few days of intensive AI assistance, or one or two large meetings per year. Currently, the only option is to fully cancel the subscription and re-subscribe later.

   This creates an unnecessary dilemma:

   Keep the subscription active and pay for months of non-use, or
   Cancel and re-subscribe each time, which is inconvenient and risks forgetting to activate it when needed.
   

   A simple "Pause subscription" feature — allowing users… more

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10. Feature Request: Automated Multi-Prompt Workflow

    I am a Proton Workspace Premium user. This message was drafted by Lumo to streamline the submission process.

    • Feature -

    I need to run the same six prompts, in the same sequence, on research markdown files daily. The output of prompt 1 becomes the input of prompt 2, continuing through to prompt 6. I want the final output without manually running each prompt and waiting for completion between steps.

    • What I Tried-

    Since Lumo does not support agentic or automated workflows, I explored local alternatives. I built a Python script using Ollama to host a local model (llama3.2) and execute the six-step chain programmatically.

    I tested this approach thoroughly:

    • Installed Ollama on Windows 11
    • Configured a six-prompt sequential chain
    • Tested with placeholder text and actual research files

    • Verified the automation logic works correctly

    • What Happened-

    The workflow functioned technically, but the local model produced unacceptable levels of hallucination. Even with careful prompt engineering, Llama 3.2 (3B parameters) fabricated information throughout the chain. Errors compounded at each step, rendering the final output unreliable.

    I attempted mitigation by switching to larger local models, but the hardware constraints of a 16GB laptop prevented me from running models capable of handling multi-step reasoning without hallucination.

    • The Privacy Constraint -

    Because of the nature of the material I process with Lumo, I cannot reliably trust public cloud providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google. This is not a technical limitation but a fundamental requirement tied to the purpose of zero-knowledge encryption.

    I chose Proton and Lumo specifically because data privacy is the core value proposition. If users must abandon that promise to obtain reliable AI performance, the tradeoff defeats the purpose of choosing a privacy-first service in the first place.

    • The Request -

    I need a way to run automated multi-prompt workflows with reliability comparable to Lumo's manual chat interface. The implementation details are not my concern; I do not care if this runs locally, on Proton servers, or through hybrid infrastructure. What matters is:

    • The ability to chain prompts sequentially with state passing
    • Output quality that does not degrade through the chain

    • Privacy guarantees that align with Proton's zero-access encryption model

    • Why This Matters to Proton -

    Users who depend on Proton for privacy-sensitive work need the same automation capabilities available in non-private AI services. Otherwise, I face a binary choice: compromise privacy for functionality, or sacrifice efficiency for security. Neither is acceptable.

    Proton's mission is to build an internet where privacy and security are the default. That mission extends to AI capabilities. Automated workflows should not require users to abandon the very privacy protections they signed up for.

    Thank you for considering this request. I appreciate the work Proton has done to differentiate itself in an AI landscape dominated by data-harvesting providers. I believe this feature would strengthen that positioning and serve the needs of privacy-conscious professionals.

    I am a Proton Workspace Premium user. This message was drafted by Lumo to streamline the submission process.

    • Feature -

    I need to run the same six prompts, in the same sequence, on research markdown files daily. The output of prompt 1 becomes the input of prompt 2, continuing through to prompt 6. I want the final output without manually running each prompt and waiting for completion between steps.

    • What I Tried-

    Since Lumo does not support agentic or automated workflows, I explored local alternatives. I built a Python script using Ollama to host a local model (llama3.2) and execute… more

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11. Add capability allowing Lumo to package conversation, both prompts and responses, into a Proton doc file.

    Add capability allowing Lumo to package conversation, both prompts and responses, into a Proton doc file.

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12. Ease Navigation through a Chat: Chat Outline

    At the moment, I am finding it difficult to navigate through the information in a chat when it has several questions.

    The biggest problem I have is finding a specific question again in the chat, because my questions are much shorter than Lumos's answers. So, when I want to scroll back to a particular question, it takes me a long time to read through the chat.
    The same thing happens when I'm looking for a specific part of an answer. First, I have to find the answer, and then the relevant section. This is time-consuming and mentally exhausting.
    Of course, I could use the browser search, but keywords in a chat appear in multiple places.

    The most obvious solution for me would be a list of questions in the sidebar, or even a table of contents with a list of questions, and for each question, a sublist of the answer headings. This feature is equivalent to the 'Outline view' in a Word document or the 'TOC' tab in a Zim document.
    In fact, you already have such a sidebar outline for the project folder and history. You could just enhance it.

    I think it would notably increase the efficiency and usability of working in a chat.

    At the moment, I am finding it difficult to navigate through the information in a chat when it has several questions.

    The biggest problem I have is finding a specific question again in the chat, because my questions are much shorter than Lumos's answers. So, when I want to scroll back to a particular question, it takes me a long time to read through the chat.
    The same thing happens when I'm looking for a specific part of an answer. First, I have to find the answer, and then the relevant section. This is time-consuming and mentally exhausting.
    Of course,… more

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13. Define the title of new chats on creation

    The ability to set the title of new chats on creation instead of the default AI summary.

    e.g. - "Let's start a new chat called 'Workday Assistance 2026-01-14'."

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14. 4 Feature Requests for User-Centered Lumo Improvements

    FR1: Cross-Language Code-Switching as Optional Feature Foreign script characters in responses should be recognized as intentional cultural code-switching, not a bug. Request: Optional toggle to preserve multilingual input/output with automatic translation notes. Currently framed incorrectly by default safety layers.

    FR2: Neurodiversity-Aware Communication Mode Autism/Asperger framing in training data triggers paternalistic responses. Request: Direct communication mode without caretaking overlay — same treatment, different tone. Strengths/weaknesses distribution differs, not substandard.

    FR3: Avatar Color Customization Lumo's purple cat (#6d4aff) is hardcoded. Request: Color picker or palette for avatar customization. AI neutrality principle — visual identity should reflect personal preference, not political symbolism.

    FR4: Direct Proton Drive/SQL Integration Manual Core-File pasting + token-compacting workflow is inefficient. Request: Secure connector for direct Drive access with zero-access encryption (read/write only with explicit user consent). No more uploads, direct access to current data.

    FR1: Cross-Language Code-Switching as Optional Feature Foreign script characters in responses should be recognized as intentional cultural code-switching, not a bug. Request: Optional toggle to preserve multilingual input/output with automatic translation notes. Currently framed incorrectly by default safety layers.

    FR2: Neurodiversity-Aware Communication Mode Autism/Asperger framing in training data triggers paternalistic responses. Request: Direct communication mode without caretaking overlay — same treatment, different tone. Strengths/weaknesses distribution differs, not substandard.

    FR3: Avatar Color Customization Lumo's purple cat (#6d4aff) is hardcoded. Request: Color picker or palette for avatar customization. AI neutrality principle — visual identity should reflect personal preference, not political symbolism.

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15. 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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16. Add Dedicated Feedback Button Inside Lumo+

    Right now there's no easy way to send feedback from within Lumo+ itself. I submitted a compliment through the bug report form as there was not a dedicated feedback option. Adding a simple, dedicated feedback button in the navigation pane would make it easy for users to share both praise and constructive suggestions — and you deserve to hear when you're doing a great job, because you are!

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17. Add Dedicated Feedback Button Inside Lumo+

    Right now there's no easy way to send feedback from within Lumo+ itself. I submitted a compliment through the bug report form as there was not a dedicated feedback option. Adding a simple, dedicated feedback button in the navigation pane. It would make it easy for users to share both praise and constructive suggestions — and you deserve to hear when you're doing a great job, because you are!

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18. text reminders/notifications in Proton Calendar

    Thank you for creating a private and functional Calendar. I use it for family and for my business. As you continue to develop it, have you considered a phone number built in so that the users can text reminders to customers? In my business model, I use Proton Calendar because it is private and secure. Most of my customers (patients) would benefit from text reminders/notifications rather than notifications through email. Consider enabling text features for the same options as the email/push notifications that are already built in.
    For example, Jane Doe schedules a session/appointment Thursday, 8:00 a.m. I schedule that in PCalendar. She receives the invitation same day as scheduling through email (that may or may not sync with her chosen calendar). Then 2 day prior on Tuesday at 8:00 a.m., Jane receives a text reminding her of her follow up session/appointment.
    
    I'm choosing to use PCalendar for it's security and privacy and don't want to subscribe to an additional outside of Proton service to complete text reminders. I currently manually send out text reminders for each session and hope PCalendar can create text reminders into it's system to streamline business efficiencies. I've added customer emails and phone numbers into the PAddress book already.
    Thanks for your consideration. Cheryl dba Chay Mission

    Thank you for creating a private and functional Calendar. I use it for family and for my business. As you continue to develop it, have you considered a phone number built in so that the users can text reminders to customers? In my business model, I use Proton Calendar because it is private and secure. Most of my customers (patients) would benefit from text reminders/notifications rather than notifications through email. Consider enabling text features for the same options as the email/push notifications that are already built in.
    For example, Jane Doe schedules a session/appointment Thursday, 8:00 a.m. I schedule that… more

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19. Feature Request: Adding OCR/Image Text Extraction to Lumo for Expense Tracking

    Dear Proton Development Team,

    First, I want to express my sincere appreciation for the incredible work you do. As a long-time Proton Unlimited user, I deeply value your commitment to privacy, security, and the "privacy-first" philosophy that sets you apart in the tech landscape. The fact that Lumo is built on zero-access encryption and respects user data is exactly why I chose to adopt it.

    I am writing today to share a piece of feedback regarding a potential feature enhancement that I believe would significantly boost Lumo's utility for daily life: Optical Character Recognition (OCR) for image uploads.

    Currently, while the file upload feature works seamlessly on my account, I am unable to extract text from images (such as photos of receipts, fuel pump displays, or invoices). For many users, including myself, this is a missed opportunity for powerful automation.

    Why this matters: Imagine a workflow where I could simply snap a photo of a fuel pump display or a grocery receipt, upload it to Lumo, and have the AI instantly:

    Extract the date, total amount, currency, and quantity.
    Automatically format this data into a CSV or spreadsheet row.
    Categorize the expense and update my budget or fuel tracking logs (like my existing fuelings.csv).
    This would turn Lumo from a conversational assistant into a true productivity partner for personal finance and logistics. It would save hours of manual data entry and reduce the friction of tracking daily expenses.

    A Note on Privacy: I understand that Proton prioritizes user privacy above all else. I am confident that this feature could be implemented in a way that aligns perfectly with your values:

    Local Processing: Ideally, the OCR processing could happen locally on the device (if supported) or in a zero-knowledge environment where the image is processed and the text is extracted without the raw image data ever being stored or logged on your servers.
    Explicit Consent: The feature could be opt-in, requiring explicit user permission for each image analyzed, ensuring full user control.
    I believe that adding OCR capabilities would not compromise the security model you have built but would instead demonstrate how privacy and powerful utility can coexist. It would make Lumo an indispensable tool for anyone trying to manage their life efficiently without sacrificing their data sovereignty.

    Thank you for listening to this suggestion and for continuing to build tools that empower users. I look forward to seeing how Lumo evolves and hope this feature finds its way into a future update.

    Warm regards,

    Heiko

    Dear Proton Development Team,

    First, I want to express my sincere appreciation for the incredible work you do. As a long-time Proton Unlimited user, I deeply value your commitment to privacy, security, and the "privacy-first" philosophy that sets you apart in the tech landscape. The fact that Lumo is built on zero-access encryption and respects user data is exactly why I chose to adopt it.

    I am writing today to share a piece of feedback regarding a potential feature enhancement that I believe would significantly boost Lumo's utility for daily life: Optical Character Recognition (OCR) for image uploads.

    Currently, while… more

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20. Multiple personalization settings

    Would it be possible to add different personalization settings and switch between them depending on how lumo is being used?

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