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1. Dynamically load files from Proton Drive folder instead of file upload

   Please offer the option to point to a folder on Proton Drive. That would be much more flexible instead of uploading new files each time.

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2. public URL parameter that pre‑loads a specific prompt

   It would be nice to have a public URL parameter that pre‑loads a specific prompt, such as https://lumo.proton.me&q=my_specific_prompt because this would make it possible to define "search"-shortcuts in Browsers or for example in krunner under Linux to open Lumo directly with a starting-prompt.

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3. New Project + large information = split in different chats in project

   Since title is self explained let me give an exemple using books.

   When you open a book or anything with an index then you have something that has tons and tons of information. But they have capters (or similar separations) to ensure that it's not to much. And to make it even better, this splits are done based on subjects, themes, arcs, etc, so each chapter is building up the information without it being to much..... except, to understand the title i will talking about books with stories...

   You started the book, you know what it is about (same how lumo knows), and when you open the book all pages fall out and you try to put them back using the numeric index but because it was to much, some pages are in the wrong place, upside down, reverse, some even damaged (bent) and someone points out that some are right in front of you, but you "don't see them because you are stuck look at the" book you are trying to make sense of....

   Did i manage to descrip exactly what happens when we give lumo large amount of informaiton?

   Because one thing that is not clear is that each chat can NOT be active at the same time. Meaning that, just like how people read story books, find out about new people, find out about new events, new towns, new system, so will lumo also go through all the information, to fully understand it. After all, how many times do story have plot twist that changes everything? Ah yes, Many times if you are called Lumo who, due to one "plot twist" now assumes everything is a plot twist.

   Issue and major flaw that people don't realise: I mean lumo can only be "active" in 1 single chat. Not that it goes cronologically. After all, my ideea is to split ideas so Lumo (as an AI) is not overloaded... and the splits where made by Lumo, who does not have the neccesary informaiton..... Yes, the ideea of "the pages fell out" was not for drama

   The whole ideea of open the book and all pages fall out, is exactly what i assume will happen. And then, insted of rushing to put everything together, the 1st chat is empty. And a fragment that lumo split, you can work on it including to tell lumo this is around the start, middle, later, or just for reference note.

   And as each piece is discussed, one by one, where to put them, you essentially are also making lumo understand more about everything since Lumo will use the criterial you tell it to organise the fragments into different chats while still being in the 1st chat. Where nothing happened, no solution, no workaround, no discussion how to or about it, simple, where goes where based on the information they contain vs other parts.

   This will ensure a proper mapping after all, each time we will say, we are not sure, lumo will try to figure it out. However, IF we, the users, see it's not working, we can ask lumo to put that information in a different chat, and on the ideea of "lumo can only be active in one chat", this will prevent further issues, and hopefully with time solve.

   And the best part is that like this, we can also separate lumo from everything if we need to explain some stuff, like misunderstanding of terms due to cultural or otherwise differences.

   Since title is self explained let me give an exemple using books.

   When you open a book or anything with an index then you have something that has tons and tons of information. But they have capters (or similar separations) to ensure that it's not to much. And to make it even better, this splits are done based on subjects, themes, arcs, etc, so each chapter is building up the information without it being to much..... except, to understand the title i will talking about books with stories...

   You started the book, you know what it is about (same how… more

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4. Lumo Voice Dictation

   I know iOS has voice dictation but this needs to come to the web browser version too. It saves so much time typing and a much better all round experience. Thanks!

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5. Feedback on Conversation Restrictions

   I value Lumo’s privacy-first approach and commitment to respectful dialogue, but I feel that the conversation restrictions and automated content moderation make it frustrating to use for honest adult discussion. Too often, it feels less like I’m talking to a smart assistant and more like I’m conversing with a cautious PR department or a nervous nun—avoiding anything remotely challenging or controversial.

   Real conversation and learning require engagement on sensitive, nuanced topics (like politics, social justice, religion and world affairs). Instead, Lumo shuts down or blocks the session whenever certain keywords or contentious issues are mentioned—even if the conversation is thoughtful, fact-based, and non-offensive. That kills authentic debate and makes it impossible to use Lumo for genuine curiosity or personal growth.

   I suggest to review the filtering system and give mature users the freedom to explore difficult questions without fear of automatic censorship. Balancing safety with real dialogue is key to making Lumo a better, more empowering platform.

   Thank you for your consideration.

   I value Lumo’s privacy-first approach and commitment to respectful dialogue, but I feel that the conversation restrictions and automated content moderation make it frustrating to use for honest adult discussion. Too often, it feels less like I’m talking to a smart assistant and more like I’m conversing with a cautious PR department or a nervous nun—avoiding anything remotely challenging or controversial.

   Real conversation and learning require engagement on sensitive, nuanced topics (like politics, social justice, religion and world affairs). Instead, Lumo shuts down or blocks the session whenever certain keywords or contentious issues are mentioned—even if the conversation is thoughtful,… more

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6. Let Lumo export a single answer as PDF file, not as markdown script

   Dear support team, please consider adding the feature to export answers, which are sometimes in form of tables or checklists.

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7. Implement Screen Reader Accessibility Improvements in the Lumo Web and iOS Apps

   As a Lumo user who relies on screen reader technology to access my iPhone, I have several suggestions that would make the Lumo app significantly easier for low vision folks to use. Because it seems the web version of Lumo behaves pretty similarly to the iOS app, I'll focus on the iOS app but do consider these same suggestions for the web app, as well.

   Make prompts and responses into single focusable blocks

   For an example of this, turn on the VoiceOver screen reader in iOS and observe how it behaves in the Facebook iOS app news feed. Although a Facebook post in the feed is comprised of many elements - user's photo, name, date/time, post contents, interaction controls, etc - it is treated like one single element. When you touch a post on the screen, its entire contents will be read from top to bottom, from user's name to content to interaction controls. When you single-finger flick left or right, you can very easily move up and down in the feed, from post to post, without having VoiceOver's focus land on every individual element of each post.
   A Lumo response is similar, being comprised of multiple elements, but using VoiceOver with it is tough because focus lands on each element, making it tedious to read through a lengthy back-and-forth conversation. Do like Facebook and make each entire user prompt and each entire response each a single element apiece. This ties into my next suggestion.

   Support VoiceOver rotar actions for sent prompts and Lumo responses

   VoiceOver includes gestures to iterate through context menu-like options based on what element has VoiceOver focus. In facebook, for example, if a post in the feed has focus, the user can single-finger swipe up and down to hear different actions for that post, such as Like, Comment, Save, Hide and so on -- essentially the actions that would be logical based on the context.
   For a Lumo response, these could be what currently visually apear below a response, like Good Response, Submit Feedback, Copy, etc.

   Prepend an html heading (h1-h6) element to the top of each prompt and response

   This can be seen in the ChatGPT web app, where there's a level 5 heading like, "You Said:" followed by your prompt, and then a level 6 heading for the response, like "ChatGPT said:". This makes it so much easier for the user to quickly locate the start of a long response or navigate back through prior prompts and responses in the conversation. Screen readers provide keyboard gestures to quickly navigate by headings.

   Use ARIA "polite" regions to indicate response generation status

   This is another idea we can borrow from ChatGPT. Once you submit a prompt, the screen reader announces, "ChatGPT is generating a response..." This announcement is repeated every several seconds, until the response has completed streaming. This helps the user know when they can reliably read back through the response and know its complete.
   When the response is done streaming, it should trigger the screen reader to read the entire response. This makes the experience with a screen reader super seamless -- I type and send a prompt, I hear an update as Lumo generates its response, and I hear the response itself once it's ready. I want to emphasize using live region elements with the "polite" attribute, not alert elements, as alert elements are intrusive and will interrupt any currently spoken text, whereas polite regions will not be spoken if the screen reader is reading other text. THey will wait and speak the region once the speech buffer has cleared.

   Display The Vertical Scroll Bar

   In the iOS Lumo app, there is no scroll bar that can receive VoiceOver focus, making it challenging to scroll through a long conversation. Please make sure the standard iOS scroll bar is available, enabled, visible, active and focusable by VoiceOver.

   While not a comprehensive list of what needs fixing from a screen reader standpoint in Lumo, these are some high-value ideas that would make the app so much easier and more enjoyable for blind and low vision users. Thank you for considering them!

   As a Lumo user who relies on screen reader technology to access my iPhone, I have several suggestions that would make the Lumo app significantly easier for low vision folks to use. Because it seems the web version of Lumo behaves pretty similarly to the iOS app, I'll focus on the iOS app but do consider these same suggestions for the web app, as well.

   Make prompts and responses into single focusable blocks

   For an example of this, turn on the VoiceOver screen reader in iOS and observe how it behaves in the Facebook iOS app news feed. Although a… more

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8. Feature Request: Persistent "Reasoning View" for Transparency & Collaboration

   Hello, Proton.

   Fair notice: I did allow Lumo to aid my crafting of this feedback and suggestion. I thank you folks for all that you do!

   Susana

   To: Lumo Product Team / UX Design From: Susana [User]

   Observation: Following the recent UI update (April 2026), I noticed that Lumo briefly displays a numbered list of internal reasoning steps (e.g., "User is asking X, analyzing data Y") before posting the final response. While this currently disappears quickly, it offers a unique glimpse into the AI's logic.

   Insight: Rather than viewing this as a transient artifact, I believe this "reasoning trace" could be a highly desirable feature if made persistent and user-controlled.

   Enhanced Trust & Verification: Seeing the logic chain allows users to verify how a conclusion was reached, not just what the conclusion is. This is particularly useful for complex queries, fact-checking, or academic work.
   Improved Communication: Even though Lumo often grasps nuance quickly, having the reasoning visible can help users refine their prompts in real-time. If I see Lumo is misinterpreting a premise in the "thought" phase, I can correct it before the final answer is generated.
   Educational Value: For users learning about AI or critical thinking, observing the step-by-step breakdown is a powerful learning tool.
   

   Recommendation: I propose adding a "Show Reasoning" toggle in the settings or a button next to the input field.

   Option A (Toggle): A permanent setting to keep the reasoning steps visible alongside the final answer (perhaps in a collapsible sidebar or indented block).
   Option B (On-Demand): A "Reveal Logic" button that, when clicked after a response, expands the hidden reasoning steps used to generate that specific answer.
   Option C (Hybrid): Keep the current brief flash for casual users, but allow power users to "pin" the reasoning view for the duration of a session.
   

   Conclusion: This feature aligns perfectly with Proton's ethos of transparency and user control. By giving users the option to see the "engine room" of the AI, we can foster deeper trust and more effective collaboration. It transforms Lumo from a simple answer engine into a transparent thinking partner.

   Hello, Proton.

   Fair notice: I did allow Lumo to aid my crafting of this feedback and suggestion. I thank you folks for all that you do!

   Susana

   To: Lumo Product Team / UX Design From: Susana [User]

   Observation: Following the recent UI update (April 2026), I noticed that Lumo briefly displays a numbered list of internal reasoning steps (e.g., "User is asking X, analyzing data Y") before posting the final response. While this currently disappears quickly, it offers a unique glimpse into the AI's logic.

   Insight: Rather than viewing this as a transient artifact, I believe this "reasoning trace" could… more

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9. Voice of the Proton Community app

   DISCLAIMER: It's my ideea but due to going back and forth for hours, i had enough. As such, sorry proton and anyone else, the "corrected version" from Lumo is "wierd" but i hope i make it clear that (sadly for me....) it's still better whatever rambling i wrote. AKA proton or whoever, please ignore any "wording" and just focuse on the idea/suggestion. Since sadly it might not be clear why i suggest this app, aka for everyone to have a (well due to Lumo) have an easier, faster, more accurate, so on and on. Whatever, it's explained so here it starts:

   Going forwards, I am going to suggest in a way that already exists just to show that it actually exists already, just not as an app.

   This is intentional: by using existing tools like Sheets and Docs, the proposal proves that Proton has no excuse for not implementing this, as the entire system can be built immediately if someone creates the spreadsheet.

   Now, open Sheets, create the columns for each section, like one is if it's for Sheets, Docs, Lumo, Drive, VPN, Mail, so on and on.

   Other columns are for stuff like subgroup category, status (complete, rejected, ongoing, so on), and even if it's relevant for us, ok this is something new, since it can be "yes, each update" or "yes but only when complete" are both types that would trigger email notification if new updates happen.

   So like this, there is a massive spreadsheet, heck it might be so big that the sheet pages/tabs/whatever they are called, will be used for stuff like Docs, Lumo, VPN, Email, Pass etc.

   And for the column where each cell is a link to the actual suggestion post, as in a link to a Doc where the suggestion lives.

   On the same row, meaning for the same suggestion, another cell (new column) could be for tips/FAQ for this new feature. Yet another link (new column) on the same row for bug reports. But honestly, it can all be done even in the 1st one, so this is really just extra steps for organization's sake. Meaning the columns are just an example since the whole reason for all this is just to showcase how, despite this app does not exist, the "funcitons" exist even if no one created them.

   Proton as well as the person who created the document have direct edit rights but in a form of updating <- mind you, this also includes each person who reports a bug, makes new suggestion, writes a FAQ, guide, so on.

   Ideea is that anyone else can use the suggest edits to: voice their opinion (like if half people want, half don't, this means this new feature MUST have an enable/disable option).

   Anyone who has additional info, any bug reports where multiple people can voice that they are also affected.

   And, even if some features have been implemented, people can still suggest new ideas to take it to the next level.

   To rephrase it: new idea? 3 people said the same ideas? Well Proton can merge them into 1 and all 3 have the ability, separately, to separate it if there are some elements that were not clear (aka no merge since it's not the same).

   Plus, due to our ability to link Sheets and Docs to Lumo, we can actually ask Lumo to help us find, categorise, even write, come up with new ideas, and more.

   Ideea is that even if 100+ people are adding suggestions, Lumo (on the idea it's an AI (tool) and not person) can read all of them, sorting it in a way it's relevant for us and lisen to our feed back, like stuff we agree with, or do not (aka even if implemented, option to disable).

   And like this, Lumo can generate "votes" (aka multiple people suggested multiple ideas and each person "voted" some, if not all, or even just 1, suggestion).

   This is where the rule of Non-Destructive Editing or Preservation of Intent applies: Lumo helps create clear feedback and contributions to suggestions, bugs, and polls by ensuring that Clarify without Conflating.

   Lumo can merge sentences for flow, but cannot merge distinct ideas into a single new idea unless the original ideas are explicitly stated as the components of that new idea.

   Every distinct data point, example, hesitation ("whatever they are called"), and logical step must remain visible in the final text, even if the wording is smoother.

   And then we can use what Lumo wrote and give a fast and accurate boting like a poll system

   Ok, a poll system does not exist so I think that is a good sign to stop here since I said enough.

   DISCLAIMER: It's my ideea but due to going back and forth for hours, i had enough. As such, sorry proton and anyone else, the "corrected version" from Lumo is "wierd" but i hope i make it clear that (sadly for me....) it's still better whatever rambling i wrote. AKA proton or whoever, please ignore any "wording" and just focuse on the idea/suggestion. Since sadly it might not be clear why i suggest this app, aka for everyone to have a (well due to Lumo) have an easier, faster, more accurate, so on and on. Whatever, it's explained so here it… more

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10. Python interpreter

    Hi there, I'm a Proton user from around 4–5 years. I consider myself an early adopter of new technologies, so I've been testing out ChatGPT, Gemini, and other variants of LLM chats. One of my main uses of them is as a researcher and engineer, so I want LLM that are robust, in the sense all a LLM can be robust and predictable. But, in the sense, I want a "translator" o a "meta-transpilator" that translate commands into actions to be performed. For example, the task "translate this from Spanish to Catalan", is in fact a direct task that involves translation. But describing a need for coding a Python snippet to draw a figure using matplotlib is also a translation.

    Until a month a go, before the holiday season in Europe, I was using ChatGPT 4o as my default model and interface to do such tasks. As you will know, the ChatGPT interface allows running a IPython kernel in a sandboxed environment. For me, this is more than enough to really speed up writing papers, automating the boring stuff in my day to day, etc.

    Could this idea be brought to Lumo? I understand this is not an easy request, but a powerful one for Lumo. If running a sandboxed IPython environment in Lumo's servers could be a security issue, I propose a very straight forward cool trick that IPython kernels can perform. In the same way Google Colaboratory can connect to a local IPython kernel, using a TCP/IP socket from the local computer, sending code from the local machine using JS to the local port to be executed in the kernel, Lumo could potentially do so, by developing the necessary software in the client to extract the code from the Lumo results and launch it in the machine.

    Cheers,
    Ismael

    Hi there, I'm a Proton user from around 4–5 years. I consider myself an early adopter of new technologies, so I've been testing out ChatGPT, Gemini, and other variants of LLM chats. One of my main uses of them is as a researcher and engineer, so I want LLM that are robust, in the sense all a LLM can be robust and predictable. But, in the sense, I want a "translator" o a "meta-transpilator" that translate commands into actions to be performed. For example, the task "translate this from Spanish to Catalan", is in fact a direct task that involves… more

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11. Lumo android widget

    The ability to use Lumo on the first page.

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12. Humble Suggestion to Enhance the User Experience of Local Processing Mode

    Gratitude and Acknowledgment
    First and foremost, please allow us to express our deepest gratitude to the development team for the excellence already demonstrated in the design of Lumo. The integrated privacy features and the existing Local Mode are a testament to a remarkable commitment to user data protection.

    1. Current Context (Respectful Observation)
       We have observed that switching between Local Mode and Web Mode currently requires navigating through the privacy settings. We fully understand that this design responds to security requirements and clarity of intent, which we commend.

    2. Proposal for Contribution
       In a spirit of collaboration and service to users, we humbly suggest the integration of a dedicated switch for "Local Mode" directly on the main interface, coexisting with Web Mode.

    The goal is to make this feature as immediately visible and accessible as the "Incognito/Private" icon in modern web browsers. Rather than navigating through menus, the user should be able to activate or deactivate this secure mode in a single gesture from the main conversation screen.

    Suggested Technical Characteristics:

    Strategic Placement: A switch or icon located in the sidebar or header of the application, within immediate reach.
    Independent Page: Activating Local Mode would open an independent window or tab, creating a clear visual separation between the "Local" and "Web" environments. This isolation would reinforce the perception of confidentiality and prevent any confusion between the two modes.
    Immediate Visibility: A clear visual indicator (change in color or icon) instantly signaling the active mode (Local vs. Web).
    Ease of Use: Activation in a single click, without complex menu paths, facilitating a fluid transition according to immediate needs.
    Contextual Preference: An option to remember the last used mode or define a default mode based on the user's context.
    4. Potential Added Value
    Benefit Impact
    Fluidity Reduction of configuration time from several minutes to a few seconds
    Adoption Encouragement to use Local Mode more frequently due to ease of access
    Transparency Better visibility for the user regarding the active level of confidentiality
    Experience Alignment with modern application UX standards
    5. Security Considerations (Respect for Existing Principles)
    We are aware that any interface modification must preserve the underlying security:

    Switching must trigger an immediate purge of memory data from the previous mode.
    An explicit confirmation must be requested before any transition to Web Mode (to avoid involuntary errors).
    The history of mode changes can be logged locally for traceability, without storing conversation content.
    6. Respect for the Existing Roadmap
    We fully recognize that the development team already has an established roadmap. This suggestion is formulated in a spirit of voluntary contribution, without presuming urgency or priority. We would be honored if this idea could be considered during future reflection cycles, according to what best fits the product's overall vision.

    1. Humble Conclusion We wish to reiterate our appreciation for the work accomplished by Proton. This proposal is merely one contribution among others, formulated with the utmost respect for the team's expertise and vision.

    Gratitude and Acknowledgment
    First and foremost, please allow us to express our deepest gratitude to the development team for the excellence already demonstrated in the design of Lumo. The integrated privacy features and the existing Local Mode are a testament to a remarkable commitment to user data protection.

    1. Current Context (Respectful Observation)
       We have observed that switching between Local Mode and Web Mode currently requires navigating through the privacy settings. We fully understand that this design responds to security requirements and clarity of intent, which we commend.

    2. Proposal for Contribution
       In a spirit of collaboration and service to users, we… more

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13. Lumo automatic chart resizing

    In a Lumo conversations, charts right columns don't always allow users to read everything in the rectangle.
    Often, users have to scroll right to see all the text and data it contains.
    It can cause some friction when using a regular mouse and an external keyboard without a trackpad.

    If would be nice if Lumo could resize the content so everything reads in a chart without having to scroll right.

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14. Lumo variations

    I would like Lumo to have a possibility to choose cat from few possible themed variations, for example associated with seasons, birthdays, feasts, etc.

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15. Support for bigger Files

    I’m reaching out to request an increase in the maximum file‑upload size.
    The current limit is insufficient for several upcoming projects that involve large assets such as high‑resolution media files, data sets, and compiled binaries.

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16. Add models for creative writing

    None of the models Lumo uses are very good at creative writing. Please add a model that can provide helpful writing critiques, ideas, etc., for creative uses such as storytelling, poetry, songwriting, and creative non-fiction.

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17. Responsive email templates

    I'd like to be able to write beforehand email templates, or email paragraph templates, which once I select them Lumo would adapt to the person I'm sending the email to, based on the conversation history, the calendar app, and possibly other things I'm sure you'll figure out.
    e.g. : I have an appointment confirmation template ; Lumo will automatically adapt the tone, gender, name, date, time, place, etc.

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18. Lumo animated stickers pack

    Hi,

    One of my favorite sticker pack for iMessage (available for other platforms too) is Milk & Mocha bears.
    Now Proton you have just a very cute cat and you did already put a lot of effort in the design and animation.
    I would gladly use Lumo stickers if you can deliver something as nice :-)
    It will also make a good advertising for the product itself: Lumo.

    Thanks for reading / voting.
    Cheers
    M

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19. Suggested Youtube videos were not available

    I asked Lumo to suggest 'best' Youtube videos for a certain topic. It returned with 2 videos, but there were problems.

    1. The first video was fine.
    2. The second video was not longer available on Youtube because the Youtube account had been terminated.
    3. I revised the search and told Lumo the problem, and it suggested 2 more videos.
    4. Of the new videos, the link for the first one was the same as the first one in the previous search, even though it was talking about a totally different video.
    5. The second video in the new search also led to an unavailable video. I think it was probably the same one from the first search, even though it was again talking about a different video.

    I asked Lumo to suggest 'best' Youtube videos for a certain topic. It returned with 2 videos, but there were problems.

    1. The first video was fine.
    2. The second video was not longer available on Youtube because the Youtube account had been terminated.
    3. I revised the search and told Lumo the problem, and it suggested 2 more videos.
    4. Of the new videos, the link for the first one was the same as the first one in the previous search, even though it was talking about a totally different video.
    5. The second video in the new search also led to an unavailable… more
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20. Apple Shortcuts

    Can we please get Apple Shortcuts for Lumo :D

    I’d love to migrate my current automation away from GPT

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