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1. ghost mode (and/or web search) saved

   Hi there,

   after I started using Lumo for a while, I like to use the ghost mode by default. However, under current setting (both on webpage and on Android app) I have to switch Lumo to ghost mode (and turn on web search) every time. Can we make it a setting to use the ghost mode (and/or web search) by default? It will save a lot of effort.

   Thanks.

   By the way, I like Lumo very much. After I found it, it became my main AI assistance.

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2. print calendar

   I have Parkinson's disease and cannot write. Being able to print my calendar would be beneficial.

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3. Improve Lumo’s UI/UX for a smoother, more responsive daily experience

   Dear Proton Community and Development Team,

   I would like to suggest improvements to Lumo’s user interface and overall user experience so that it feels smoother, more consistent, and better suited for daily use.

   Privacy and security are very important, and this is one of the main reasons why many users are interested in Proton products. However, for an AI assistant to become part of everyday work, it also needs to feel fast, polished, intuitive, and enjoyable to use.

   My request is specifically about improving the interaction design and visual consistency of Lumo.

   Suggested improvements:

   1. More responsive UI interactions
      Buttons, menus, input fields, and other interactive elements should provide clearer visual feedback when users hover, click, tap, open panels, or send messages.

   2. Smoother animations
      New messages, loading states, chat transitions, and opening or closing panels could feel more natural with subtle, polished animations.

   3. More consistent spacing, borders, and layout
      Some UI elements feel small or visually inconsistent. A more unified design system with consistent spacing, rounded corners, and clearer hierarchy would make Lumo feel more refined.

   4. More polished visual design
      A cleaner design language, possibly using soft rounded “squircle” shapes and subtle glass-like surfaces, could make the interface feel more modern while still remaining simple and professional. Dark and light modes are enough, but both should feel carefully designed and visually balanced.

   5. More personality in the Lumo brand elements
      The Lumo cat or logo could become slightly more interactive or reactive, for example during loading, idle states, or successful actions. This should remain subtle and professional, but it could make the product feel more alive and memorable.

   6. Better personalization inside Lumo
      It would be useful to allow users to upload files or reference material directly inside Lumo for personalization, similar to project-based workflows in other AI tools. This would reduce the need to paste very long texts manually.

   Why this matters:

   A secure AI assistant is valuable, but security alone is not enough for daily adoption. If the product feels too static, too small, or not responsive enough, users are less likely to use it regularly. A smoother and more consistent interface would make Lumo feel more mature, trustworthy, and pleasant to use.

   This request is not about adding unnecessary visual effects. It is about improving usability, consistency, responsiveness, and the overall feeling of quality.

   Thank you for considering this suggestion.

   Dear Proton Community and Development Team,

   I would like to suggest improvements to Lumo’s user interface and overall user experience so that it feels smoother, more consistent, and better suited for daily use.

   Privacy and security are very important, and this is one of the main reasons why many users are interested in Proton products. However, for an AI assistant to become part of everyday work, it also needs to feel fast, polished, intuitive, and enjoyable to use.

   My request is specifically about improving the interaction design and visual consistency of Lumo.

   Suggested improvements:

   1. More responsive UI interactions
      Buttons, menus,… more

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4. 4) Lumo Pages

   Lumo Pages: Collaborate on documents with Lumo (either as a product in Lumo or Proton Docs)
   Next post: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932842-lumo/suggestions/50637332-5-image-uploads

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5. 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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6. Landscape mode

   Adding landscape mode to the Lumo Android app for tablet users and to be able to read tables more easily.

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7. 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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8. Lumo payment separate from my other products

   Currently, to sign up for Lumo+, you must add it to your current subscription, with the same time period, so if you have a 1-year subscription, you have to pay for 1 year of Lumo, if you have a 2-year subscription, you have to pay for 2 years of Lumo up front.

   The other option is to lose all the discounts on your main Proton account in order to activate Lumo+ for the new term.

   For example, if you have a 2-year Duo subscription (€11.99 per month) and you only want 1 month of Lumo for both users, you have to switch to the monthly price, which increases the price to €45.97. This is more expensive than Visionary!

   Lumo needs to have a separate billing option. Or fix the prices, because I will never subscribe this way. And I want to support it.

   Currently, to sign up for Lumo+, you must add it to your current subscription, with the same time period, so if you have a 1-year subscription, you have to pay for 1 year of Lumo, if you have a 2-year subscription, you have to pay for 2 years of Lumo up front.

   The other option is to lose all the discounts on your main Proton account in order to activate Lumo+ for the new term.

   For example, if you have a 2-year Duo subscription (€11.99 per month) and you only want 1 month of Lumo for both users, you have… more

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9. Allow Lumo to be set as the voice assistant

   Dear Proton Team,

   I have always wanted a open source Voice Assistant on my phone as I do not want my conversations with a big tech company like Google Assistant or Gemini.

   Currently the only solution I know of is Dicio but the assistant is quite basic in its capabilities so far, Lumo would be a great option because it's based on intelligent AI from Proton.

   Please vote for this idea of you wish to see this in Lumo!

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10. Lumo "lite" tier for Unlimited, Duo and Family subscribers

    While I get the cost of hosting an LLM and a separate plan for unlimited usage is totally fair, I do think paying customers, especially subscribers to the so-called unlimited plans, should get a little special treatment with a tier of Lumo exclusive to these plans.

    Perhaps instead of the 10/day and 200/month prompt limit, 1 project limit and 7 day history that Lumo Free provides, this new Lumo Lite could give us 50/day, 500/month, 2 projects and unlimited history (we already have 500 GB of storage so Lumo message storage should be negligible).

    All the other features like unlimited prompts, projects and advanced AI models could be reserved for the Plus plan for those who need it, but having it easier to integrate in an existing 2 year plan, with appropriate discounts would be nice. Currently, upgrading to Lumo Plus while having Proton Unlimited, downgrades me to a 1 year plan for both, forcing me to pay more for Proton Unlimited as well.

    While I get the cost of hosting an LLM and a separate plan for unlimited usage is totally fair, I do think paying customers, especially subscribers to the so-called unlimited plans, should get a little special treatment with a tier of Lumo exclusive to these plans.

    Perhaps instead of the 10/day and 200/month prompt limit, 1 project limit and 7 day history that Lumo Free provides, this new Lumo Lite could give us 50/day, 500/month, 2 projects and unlimited history (we already have 500 GB of storage so Lumo message storage should be negligible).

    All the other features like unlimited… more

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11. 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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12. Move Existing Chats into Projects

    Dear Proton Team,

    I'm writing to respectfully suggest adding a feature that would greatly improve the organization capabilities of Lumo Projects.

    Currently, there is no clear way to move an existing conversation into a Project workspace. While Projects are designed as dedicated spaces for bundling chats, files, and custom instructions, users cannot transfer past conversations into them. This creates a significant organizational gap.

    Many users naturally accumulate conversations across different topics and workflows over time. Without the ability to move these conversations into relevant Projects, they remain scattered and disconnected from the context where they belong. This limits the utility of the Project system itself.

    As a core organizational function, this capability should be prioritized. It would allow users to properly consolidate their work history and maintain coherent context within each Project.

    It's such a small detail but so useful and I don't get why it wasn't added at 1.3?

    Additionally, some users would appreciate further customization options for Projects, such as enhanced tagging or folder structures, though these are secondary to the primary concern of enabling chat migration.

    Thank you for considering this request. I hope the privacy-first approach that Lumo brings to AI assistance is real and hope this little enhancement strengthens the overall experience.

    Dear Proton Team,

    I'm writing to respectfully suggest adding a feature that would greatly improve the organization capabilities of Lumo Projects.

    Currently, there is no clear way to move an existing conversation into a Project workspace. While Projects are designed as dedicated spaces for bundling chats, files, and custom instructions, users cannot transfer past conversations into them. This creates a significant organizational gap.

    Many users naturally accumulate conversations across different topics and workflows over time. Without the ability to move these conversations into relevant Projects, they remain scattered and disconnected from the context where they belong. This limits the utility… more

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13. Personal assistant

    Would be great if Lumo could take longer tasks, run unattended or on schedule, and interact with mail and drive.
    Like Claude Cowork or Openclaw.

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14. Lumo - think before you write

    Recently Lumo has started interrupting itself mid-answer saying "Wait..." then correcting, sometimes totally negating, the part of the answer it already gave you, which you may have spent time reading and digesting which then becomes a total waste of your time.
    
    Have Lumo not start writing until it has its total best answer. It's plenty fast enough and now that you're displaying its "thinking" process we're not worried that it's stalled.
    Or if you prefer, make this a checkbox we can choose, or a retained setting if we're signed in.

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15. 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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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. Feedback

    Please make the thumbs up and thumbs down buttons optional.

    Could you put a toggle in settings - to show or hide these feedback buttons?

    I am constantly trying to avoid accidentally clicking on the thumbs up/down…

    It would be really nice if I could just hide them.

    Thanks for Lumo, I love it.

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18. Train Lumo to understand the user interface

    Lumo doesn't understand how to communicate through the User Interface very well. It should be trained. Lumo said that the character limit for a single response was about 4000 to 6000 characters. It should know the actual number and be able to feedback to the user that the limit was hit instead of indicating that it will try to better next time (it won't, the UI has a hard limit). When trying to get Lumo to format a list, it is like working with a teenager, it doesn't do what you want and says it will try to better next time. The problem is that it doesn't understand how the user interface interprets things like linefeed vs carriage return. If they Lumo and the UI both used a common format like Rich Text Format, it would cut the conversation requests way down.

    Lumo doesn't understand how to communicate through the User Interface very well. It should be trained. Lumo said that the character limit for a single response was about 4000 to 6000 characters. It should know the actual number and be able to feedback to the user that the limit was hit instead of indicating that it will try to better next time (it won't, the UI has a hard limit). When trying to get Lumo to format a list, it is like working with a teenager, it doesn't do what you want and says it will try to better next… more

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19. Sort chat history by last activity

    Description:
    Lumo’s chat history currently appears to keep conversations sorted by their original creation date instead of their most recent activity.

    This creates a significant usability problem when reusing older conversations. If I open an old chat and continue using it, the conversation does not move back to the top of the history. It stays buried in the same old position, even though it has just become active again.

    This is especially inconvenient for long-running conversations. For example, I may have a chat created weeks or months ago that I still use regularly for the same topic, project, research thread, troubleshooting case, or personal workflow. Even after sending a new message in that chat, it remains far down in the history list.

    Expected behavior:

    When a conversation receives a new message, either from the user or from Lumo, it should move back to the top of the history. The history should be sorted by last activity, not only by the original creation date.

    Current behavior:

    Old conversations seem to remain sorted according to when they were first created. Reusing a conversation does not make it appear as a recent chat.

    Why this matters:

    This makes the history harder to use as the number of chats increases. A conversation that is still active and relevant can remain hidden far down the list simply because it was created a long time ago.

    The current behavior also goes against what users normally expect from chat applications, messaging apps, email threads, and productivity tools. In most interfaces, a recently active conversation is shown near the top, regardless of when it was originally created.

    Practical impact:

    Users may need to scroll through a long history to find conversations they are actively using.

    Important ongoing conversations become harder to resume.

    Users may create duplicate chats just to keep important topics visible, which makes the history more cluttered.

    The “history” view becomes less useful because it does not reflect what has actually been used recently.

    This is particularly annoying for people who use Lumo for ongoing technical work, long-term research, recurring questions, project notes, or conversations that naturally continue over time.

    Suggested improvement:

    Please sort chat history by a “last activity” or “last updated” timestamp.

    A chat should move to the top when:

    The user sends a new message in that conversation.

    Lumo replies in that conversation.

    The conversation is resumed or updated.

    Optional improvement:

    It would also be useful to display the last activity date or time in the history list, so users can clearly understand why a conversation appears where it does.

    Possible sorting options could include:

    Sort by last activity

    Sort by creation date

    Sort alphabetically

    Pinned or favorite chats first

    But the default behavior should probably be sorting by last activity, because that is the standard and expected behavior for a chat history.

    Description:
    Lumo’s chat history currently appears to keep conversations sorted by their original creation date instead of their most recent activity.

    This creates a significant usability problem when reusing older conversations. If I open an old chat and continue using it, the conversation does not move back to the top of the history. It stays buried in the same old position, even though it has just become active again.

    This is especially inconvenient for long-running conversations. For example, I may have a chat created weeks or months ago that I still use regularly for the same topic, project, research thread,… more

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20. 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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