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1. I switched to Proton because I hate AI and it seems more reliable than gmail.

   So please get rid of your chatbot. Nobody needs that. If your selling point is meant to be privacy and no chatbots, stick to that please and have some principles

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2. Apps for docs and sheets

   own application docs and sheets. They could be combined under the office package!

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3. To-do list

   Create a to-do list app similar to todoist. With reminders and linked to our Proton agenda. That'd be really a killer app. You want to protect privacy. Can you imagine the private data companies get out of personal todolists? They know so many things we do!

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4. note taking app

   Hi,

   I have been thinking about moving to the Proton environment as at the moment I am paying for several services as Last Pass and Nord VPN.

   Said that, I am wondering if you have a plan to deploy a note taking app like "Notion" or "Evernote" .

   From my experience Notion has the best features and layout and I would love to have something similar.

   Thank you
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5. Proton keyboard for mobile that doesn't share information

   Just a simple offline keyboard for mobile devices (Android & iOS) that does not share keystroke information or connects to any server at all

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6. ARM apps please

   ARM apps for phones using GNU/Linux based OS (thinking PureOS here, but there are others)

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7. Proton Forums (Discourse)

   It would be nice to connect with the community.

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8. Proton Browser

   Proton browser would be one of the more safer browsers, with a built in VPN, proton pass, proton mail and pretty much every proton app embedded in it. I'm not sure how many people would like this idea but it seems really cool. I'd also like this browser to work on Linux. This browser could implement a real time "advice" feature. If the site is sketchy or has gotten reports. Proton browser would discreetely block the unsafe features, give you a pop up warning you, or simply put make you accept the fact that the site could be a malware distribution point, simply put, "This site is suspicious of x, it has reports for x. Are you sure you want to continue?". I think this would be one of the bewt browsers.

   Proton browser would be one of the more safer browsers, with a built in VPN, proton pass, proton mail and pretty much every proton app embedded in it. I'm not sure how many people would like this idea but it seems really cool. I'd also like this browser to work on Linux. This browser could implement a real time "advice" feature. If the site is sketchy or has gotten reports. Proton browser would discreetely block the unsafe features, give you a pop up warning you, or simply put make you accept the fact that the site could be a malware… more

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9. Title: Upgrade E2EE to Quantum-Safe Encryption Across All Proton Products – By End of 2026

   It's already May 2026, and 2027 is just 7 months away. The quantum computing threat is no longer a future concern — it's becoming a present reality. Current E2EE, while strong today, will not hold up against quantum attacks.
   Proton has always been ahead of the curve when it comes to privacy. Upgrading to Quantum-Safe Encryption (Post-Quantum Cryptography) across all Proton products — Mail, Drive, Calendar, VPN, and Pass — before the end of 2026 would be a massive step forward.
   NIST has already finalized post-quantum encryption standards. There's no reason to wait. If Proton acts now, it becomes the first major privacy platform to be fully quantum-safe — and that's a huge deal for the community.
   The goal is simple: by the time 2027 arrives, every single Proton product should already be protected with quantum-safe encryption. Not in progress — done.
   This is not just a feature request. It's about staying true to Proton's core promise of long-term privacy protection.

   It's already May 2026, and 2027 is just 7 months away. The quantum computing threat is no longer a future concern — it's becoming a present reality. Current E2EE, while strong today, will not hold up against quantum attacks.
   Proton has always been ahead of the curve when it comes to privacy. Upgrading to Quantum-Safe Encryption (Post-Quantum Cryptography) across all Proton products — Mail, Drive, Calendar, VPN, and Pass — before the end of 2026 would be a massive step forward.
   NIST has already finalized post-quantum encryption standards. There's no reason to wait. If Proton acts now, it becomes the… more

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10. Enable Yubikey as a passwordless PassKey for logins

    I've been asking to turn on Security Key Passkeys for a few years now, I've got no idea what this sentinel stuff is about but its totally uneccessary. Passkeys using my Yubikey makes session cookies redundant let alone passwords. More platforms are moving over to it where I login using my Yubikey. Ironically this feedback form required a random password created when it didnt popup to save it in the browser. the point of Passkeys it makes passwords redundant.

    I CAN'T move my domain email from Google until I get Passkey with Yubikey support. Therefore stuck on free email. It's not worth me paying for it yet until I get that feature like I've had with my Google accounts for years.

    I've been asking to turn on Security Key Passkeys for a few years now, I've got no idea what this sentinel stuff is about but its totally uneccessary. Passkeys using my Yubikey makes session cookies redundant let alone passwords. More platforms are moving over to it where I login using my Yubikey. Ironically this feedback form required a random password created when it didnt popup to save it in the browser. the point of Passkeys it makes passwords redundant.

    I CAN'T move my domain email from Google until I get Passkey with Yubikey support. Therefore stuck on free email. It's… more

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11. Professional/Academic-level Writing Support in Proton Docs

    I am working hard to de-Google, de-Meta, de-Amazon, and de-Microsoft my life. I would love to switch my word processing needs entirely over to Proton Docs, but I need to write at a high academic level, including things like postdoc applications, journal articles, and books, and the support for that just isn't there, especially in things like footnotes and references/bibliographies. I know there are a lot of free alternatives to MS Word out there, like Google Docs, but I want to know for a fact that my writing won't be scraped for AI training.

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12. Offline email access

    Proton email is great but without offline access to all my emails, I find it too restrictive. Is there any timeline to develop capacity to work offline and sync once connected?

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13. Unified Proton eSIM & VoIP Feature

    As a fairly new Proton user (Mail, Calendar, Drive, VPN, and Proton Pass), I’m writing to share a feature request that I believe could meaningfully expand Proton’s value proposition for professionals like myself who live and work internationally.

    Proton already powers my email, cloud, VPN, and password management. The next logical step would be to consolidate communication and connectivity tools under the same privacy-first roof.

    🔧 Feature Requests

    1. Proton eSIM with Global or Regional Data Plans
       • Privacy-first, encrypted mobile data with regional bundles (UK/EU, US/Canada, Asia-Pacific) and global roaming options
       • Ideal for digital nomads and remote-first professionals
       • Optional dual-mode (standalone eSIM or fallback to local SIM)

    2. Proton VoIP Number (Regional and Global Availability)
       • Secure, Proton-managed phone numbers (e.g., UK, US, EU) for use in:
       • Business comms
       • SMS/2FA
       • WhatsApp/Signal account setup
       • Proton-to-Proton call encryption and voicemail transcription preferred

    3. Unified Proton Comms Dashboard
       • A consolidated view for:
       • Email
       • Call history
       • Voicemail (with transcription)
       • SMS threads
       • Seamless integration with Proton Calendar and Contact lists

    4. End-to-End Encrypted Voice & SMS
       • Enable Proton-to-Proton encrypted voice/video calls
       • Option for secure peer-to-peer calling with fallback to traditional VoIP
       • Warnings when sending unencrypted SMS or data

    5. Alias-Specific Customisation
       • Custom fonts, signatures, and default behaviours per alias or domain
       • Helpful for users managing multiple businesses or identities under one Proton account

    6. Simplified SMTP Integration & Porting
       • Built-in options for:
       • SMTP setup (for domains managed via Postmark/Fastmail/etc.)
       • Easy port-in or port-out for existing phone numbers
       • Interoperability with existing tools like Devyce or Dialpad

    7. New Proton Global Tier Bundle
       • A premium subscription plan combining:
       • Proton Mail
       • Calendar
       • Drive
       • VPN
       • Pass
       • eSIM + VoIP number
       • Designed specifically for mobile professionals who value privacy, security, and convenience

    ⸻

    Why This Matters

    I split my time between South Africa and the UK, operating fully remotely across highly regulated, global sectors. As a neurodivergent consultant working across time zones, both security-conscious infrastructure and streamlined functionality are critical.

    Professionals like me are piecing together tools like Devyce (for UK VoIP numbers), Postmark (for SMTP relay), Revolut (for global eSIMs), and Proton (for everything else)—but we’d far prefer a unified privacy-first solution. With Proton’s infrastructure, reputation, and mission, you are uniquely positioned to deliver exactly that.

    The global freelancer economy is growing rapidly, and so is the number of privacy-conscious individuals working across borders. I hope you’ll consider this roadmap as a natural evolution of the Proton ecosystem.

    Thank you for considering this feature and for everything you’ve already built. I’m genuinely grateful to have Proton at the heart of my digital infrastructure.

    As a fairly new Proton user (Mail, Calendar, Drive, VPN, and Proton Pass), I’m writing to share a feature request that I believe could meaningfully expand Proton’s value proposition for professionals like myself who live and work internationally.

    Proton already powers my email, cloud, VPN, and password management. The next logical step would be to consolidate communication and connectivity tools under the same privacy-first roof.

    🔧 Feature Requests

    1. Proton eSIM with Global or Regional Data Plans
       • Privacy-first, encrypted mobile data with regional bundles (UK/EU, US/Canada, Asia-Pacific) and global roaming options
       • Ideal for digital nomads and remote-first professionals
       •… more

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14. Lumo agenetic api

    An API to integrate with tools would have been very nice

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15. A Proton Social Media Platform

    Having an uncensored platform to express ideas would be a game changer in the world of social media. X, (formerly "Twitter"), as well as Gab, Truth Social, Parler, et. al., have moderators who decide what is acceptable. This is NOT free speech. What one person (or moderator), finds offensive, another may find humorous or innocuous or blustering rhetoric. Freedom to express ideas and opinions, even ones that some might find offensive, (i.e. war, race, gender, ethnicity, etc.,) or anything else that might hurt someone's feelings should be absolute. Having filters in place where users can choose whether or not to see certain topics in their feeds would be a way to protect the feelings of users who believe that free speech should exclude anything that the individual considers offensive. When any rules are in place, someone somewhere is having their right to speak freely restricted or prohibited. While most individuals have something that they find offensive, (for me, crossing the line would be anything to do with promoting or advocating child/elderly/animal abuse, human trafficking, stalking, to name a few), protecting everyone's feelings all the time is impossible and impractical. While the idea of an uncensored social media platform will definitely generate push-back, "Free Speech" is just that; FREE. Yes, there will be attention-seeking individuals and trolls that will post content designed solely to illicit a response, it's not my place (or anyone else's), to censor them. For content that others find outlandish, inappropriate or even garish, the solution is simple; don't engage with them. The community as a whole will decide what it finds offensive and that alone will serve as its own form of censorship.

    Having an uncensored platform to express ideas would be a game changer in the world of social media. X, (formerly "Twitter"), as well as Gab, Truth Social, Parler, et. al., have moderators who decide what is acceptable. This is NOT free speech. What one person (or moderator), finds offensive, another may find humorous or innocuous or blustering rhetoric. Freedom to express ideas and opinions, even ones that some might find offensive, (i.e. war, race, gender, ethnicity, etc.,) or anything else that might hurt someone's feelings should be absolute. Having filters in place where users can choose whether or not to… more

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16. browser as a service

    Offer an online browser that user can start and will be destroy after use can be a nice privacy feature, specifically for not tech-savvy users that aren't able to follow vulnerabilities induced in browser and/or plugins.

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17. Proton Firewall

    GlassWire is an excellent firewall, but way too expensive for the common user. Consider a joint venture for Protonmail/vpn customers or direclty buy the company :D

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18. Proton Sheets - Bringing in data from another sheet

    For some complex spreadsheet projects, it's not uncommon for sheets to pull data in from either another worksheet in the same workbook or another worksheet from another workbook. In Google Sheets, this would be accomplished with the IMPORTRANGE() formula. This would be helpful for things like reducing workbook complexity, isolating concerns, gating collaborator access, and abstracting sensitive information.

    So basically, an IMPORTRANGE() equivalent for Proton Sheets. Thanks for your time!

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19. Proton ID and age verification

    Proton does great job with offering pseudonymity on the Internet. We need to take it one step further: for users who opt in, reliably verify their identity (maybe for a reasonable fee) and support various standards and protocols to answer questions like is this person an adult, does this person have driving license etc without revealing true identity.

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20. An idea for an advanced Proton Drive ecosystem

    Do you think this would already be a good new beginning? Since the ProtonMail and Proton Calendar apps are being recreated, Proton Drive should probably be next.

    Proton Drive:

    Obviously it should be a File Manager solely for data backup and restore, an advanced service.

    Download and upload folders, automatically with synchronization or manually.

    Have the various one-way synchronization options available, which are essential for backing up or restoring folders.

    Be an advanced File Manager, both offline and online.

    Manage and monitor the "special folders" of other services that are in Drive.

    Proton Photos:

    A Gallery-based application, designed for the management and consumption of media, which are stored on the Proton Drive.

    Have 2 options, one to choose to download the media in a compressed quality and the other in the original quality, a solution to avoid excessive storage consumption. And when you are connected to the internet, temporarily download the media in original quality.

    Automatic upload of media, but keeping the original structure of the folder.

    Option to create more than one "General Gallery", to separate media/albums from work and family media, in case you wanted to access media in public and don't want to expose your professional life to other people. Basically don't display certain albums in a "General Gallery", and display and another.

    Choose whether offline media in original or compressed quality can be displayed in other apps or continue only in Proton Photos.

    Choose whether to download the media, or just consume it online via the internet.

    Advanced editing options, with the option to upload a new edited version of the file or as a new file to Drive.

    Proton Cloud:

    A service that basically serves to organize the current and future services of the Proton ecosystem, as all services use the Cloud, there will have to be a way to organize all of them, and it can be integrated into an operating system with IOS with Apple's opening up to the new EU laws against monopoly, thus replacing iCloud, it can also be done on Android or a Custom Rom.

    Integration with a device's operating system, thus managing all device backups.

    Subscription management.

    Monitoring and Management of Proton services.

    Proton Docs:

    Docs has recently been created on the web, it has not yet reached the app stores.

    Rely on other services or maintain identity?

    I know that some will mention Google Photos, Ente Photos or iCloud, but the proposal of each of them is totally different from Proton's proposal.

    Ente Photos is basically an online vault that automatically uploads random media, its proposal is to consume media only online.

    Google Photos is literally the Google Drive that displays only media, the popularity is due to the company's name, promotion by hired digital influencers and advertising, and especially the lack of competition in the Android market.

    iCloud uses two-way sync, which is not designed for backup, so the chances of losing all your media are high. And it's also limited to Apple devices only.

    So after analyzing their proposal, it makes no sense to want to take away the identity of Proton in integration with the operating system, even more so now with the opening of IOS to developers, which will facilitate the addition of advanced and integrated functions to the system, probably the same will happen with Android and other operating systems.

    Not to mention that with the future possibility of escaping the 30% mandatory fees of the app stores, the demand for other Galleries will skyrocket in the market, since the prices of iCloud and Google Photos do not stop increasing, and they will not decrease the 30%. And the number of people looking for privacy has been Increasing dramatically lately.

    Do you think this would already be a good new beginning? Since the ProtonMail and Proton Calendar apps are being recreated, Proton Drive should probably be next.

    Proton Drive:

    Obviously it should be a File Manager solely for data backup and restore, an advanced service.

    Download and upload folders, automatically with synchronization or manually.

    Have the various one-way synchronization options available, which are essential for backing up or restoring folders.

    Be an advanced File Manager, both offline and online.

    Manage and monitor the "special folders" of other services that are in Drive.

    Proton Photos:

    A Gallery-based application, designed for the… more

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