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1. Add UserVoice link in all GitHub repositories for easy finding

   Just a minor improvement by adding the UserVoice.com URL to the description of repos in GitHub along with an appropriate message to lead users to this platform. Some users will find the Proton GitHub, but not know about the UserVoice, and end up adding email support requests instead, particularly since "Issues" GitHub page isn't public or doesn't exist. This is an easy semi-fix for support requests overload.

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2. realise Proton isn't an "island"

   Right now, Proton has good-enough email and calendar tools, but assumes everyone lives in an isolated world.
   How many of us have existing Exchange/O365, GSuite etc and need to be able to see things like all our calendars as a single view of the day.
   Right now I can't switch to Proton Calendar because I can't see what's in my work calendar alongside my family calendar, and I need to deal with two mail clients etc.
   Even having someone send me a Google or Outlook calendar invite doesn't work particularly well, - in the Android app, I can see the invite in mail, but can't accept unless I go to the calendar, search for the event, and accept it (iPad and macOS app at least give me accept option), but then I can't see it in my Android or iOS calendar widgets.
   If the original meeting is then cancelled, I just get a blank message.

   the whole point of a connected internet is stuff should work together. I'm not saying it's easy, but with a renewal coming up and lots of rough edges in mail, calendar, and pass are really making me wonder if the price tag is worth it

   Right now, Proton has good-enough email and calendar tools, but assumes everyone lives in an isolated world.
   How many of us have existing Exchange/O365, GSuite etc and need to be able to see things like all our calendars as a single view of the day.
   Right now I can't switch to Proton Calendar because I can't see what's in my work calendar alongside my family calendar, and I need to deal with two mail clients etc.
   Even having someone send me a Google or Outlook calendar invite doesn't work particularly well, - in the Android app, I can see the… more

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3. Integrate a Notes app into the Photon Email client

   I've been using a notes app for a very long time. Its one of the primary functions of all of my devices.

   I started using Keep back before Google bought them. It was a great little app with the potential to be so much more....but Google lost interest in developing it.

   A couple years ago, I decided I rely too heavily on Google products and that I would try to de-google. Replacing Google Keep was a primary concern.

   I tried a few different apps that were in various states of development. What surprised me was that the interfaces looked ALOT like an email client. A space for notes with a left panel that showed various labels (or folders). The thought occured to me that I could use my email client the same way. I could create notes and save them as drafts in a Notes folder and various labels.

   It worked ok for a while. It was a bit clumsy though. Then I learned about standard notes' affiliation with Proton Mail and I thought: this needs to be done!

   Create an App that has email AND notes capabilities. An app that I can email a rich-text format note to someone on my contacts list.

   Okay, more....give the app the functionality to share files across an email address...a way to collaborate on notes....and then publish these notes to the web, in social media forums like X and bluesky etc.....or as independent websites....

   Just thinking out loud.

   I've been using a notes app for a very long time. Its one of the primary functions of all of my devices.

   I started using Keep back before Google bought them. It was a great little app with the potential to be so much more....but Google lost interest in developing it.

   A couple years ago, I decided I rely too heavily on Google products and that I would try to de-google. Replacing Google Keep was a primary concern.

   I tried a few different apps that were in various states of development. What surprised me was that the interfaces looked ALOT… more

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4. Proton TV — Privacy-First Streaming Platform

   I'd like to propose Proton TV — a Netflix-like streaming service built on Proton's privacy-first principles.

   WHAT IT IS:
   A dedicated platform for movies and series that prioritizes user privacy. No tracking, no cookies, no behavioral profiling. Your viewing habits stay private, even from Proton servers.

   HOW TO ACCESS:
   1. Paid Subscription — Standard monthly or yearly plan
   2. Task-Based Free Access — Complete tasks assigned by Proton (security surveys, community feedback, bug reports) to earn 2-3 free movie/stream credits per day

   KEY FEATURES:
   - End-to-end encryption for all viewing data
   - No user tracking or advertising profiling
   - Payment options including Proton Wallet (crypto-friendly)
   - Potential integration with Proton Browser (for unified ecosystem)
   - Family sharing options similar to existing platforms

   WHY THIS MATTERS:
   Major competitors like Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime, and HBO Max all extensively track viewing behavior, build user profiles, and sell data insights. Proton TV would be the first major streaming platform where privacy comes first.

   Proton has already proven that privacy and mainstream services can coexist successfully (Mail, VPN, Drive, Pass). A streaming platform takes this mission further — showing that entertainment doesn't require surveillance capitalism.

   THE BENEFITS:
   ✓ User freedom — Choose between paying or contributing to improve Proton's ecosystem
   ✓ Privacy protection — Unlike any existing streaming service
   ✓ Community engagement — Turns passive viewers into active contributors
   ✓ Revenue diversification — New income stream beyond traditional subscriptions
   ✓ Fair access — Everyone can enjoy entertainment regardless of budget

   INTEGRATION OPPORTUNITIES:
   Watch content through Proton Browser, pay via Proton Wallet, manage authentication with Proton Pass, and store recordings/saved content in Proton Drive.

   Thank you for considering this vision for the future of Proton! This could become a flagship product demonstrating that ethical streaming is possible.

   Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

   I'd like to propose Proton TV — a Netflix-like streaming service built on Proton's privacy-first principles.

   WHAT IT IS:
   A dedicated platform for movies and series that prioritizes user privacy. No tracking, no cookies, no behavioral profiling. Your viewing habits stay private, even from Proton servers.

   HOW TO ACCESS:
   1. Paid Subscription — Standard monthly or yearly plan
   2. Task-Based Free Access — Complete tasks assigned by Proton (security surveys, community feedback, bug reports) to earn 2-3 free movie/stream credits per day

   KEY FEATURES:
   - End-to-end encryption for all viewing data
   - No user tracking or advertising profiling
   - Payment… more

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5. Proton Pay Virtual Cards for private online payments

   The same as Privacy.com (US-only) and Halocard.co (all countries) work by generating virtual cards that keep your real credit card details private when buying stuff online.

   Once you have virtual cards for online payments build on it with contactless NFC payments that don't need Google Pay, which matters A LOT for us GrapheneOS users for the reasons everyone already knows.

   Yes there are banks, licensing and KYC involved BUT unless you live in a hole, making card payments is an essential service and an IMPROVED privacy posture where money is at risk is significantly better than NONE AT ALL.

   If you disagree with Proton building a financial product etc then fine, but at least mark this as rejected and/or partner with someone who can provide this with an option to activate it inside Proton Pass for convenience.

   The ADHD side of my brain found 6 threads over the past 3 years with more than 3,000 votes but none of them had a single, official response... Come on guys!

   The closest thing was a passing comment in an AMA with Andy Yen years ago that a user here paraphrased: "I'm personally quite interested in doing this, but there are lots of legal and regulatory hurdles so this is not the easiest one to do. But I have also heard from a lot of users that this is something they really want, and that will certainly be factored in our strategic planning." but that's it.

   If you've already voted in one of the existing threads below,I'd appreciate you considering moving your vote here so the real level of demand is visible in one place.

   1. https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/48295403-proton-pay-safe-and-secure-payment-processor-as-a
   2. https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/48287789-burner-credit-debit-cards
   3. https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/47399210-synthetic-card-creation-privacy-com
   4. https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/48646013-proton-pay
   5. https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/50378961-if-you-provide-virtual-cards-like-privacy-com-than
   6. https://web.archive.org/web/20260121125539/https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/960668-proton-wallet/suggestions/46927570-proton-pay-credit-debit-card-alias

   ^^ This last one was the highest-voted thread on this idea by far and lived on the Proton Wallet section but for some reason has been taken down 🧐

   The same as Privacy.com (US-only) and Halocard.co (all countries) work by generating virtual cards that keep your real credit card details private when buying stuff online.

   Once you have virtual cards for online payments build on it with contactless NFC payments that don't need Google Pay, which matters A LOT for us GrapheneOS users for the reasons everyone already knows.

   Yes there are banks, licensing and KYC involved BUT unless you live in a hole, making card payments is an essential service and an IMPROVED privacy posture where money is at risk is significantly better than NONE AT ALL.

   If… more

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6. Offline editing support for Proton Docs files on Proton Drive apps.

   In 2024, a suggestion for introducing offline editing support for documents in general on Proton Drive was published (see https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932839-proton-drive/suggestions/48610982-offline-editing-support-for-documents-in-proton-dr).

   I think this suggestion, while somewhat different, is now ever more critical with the introduction of Proton Docs in late 2025.

   Please do, however, indicate whether this suggestion is best merged with the specified previous suggestion.

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7. With the features I have discovered, managing long email correspondence chain histories is extremely difficult. Can it be improved?

   I have what are now multiple email chains dating back more than a year. These include broken series of replies to a single thread. With extremely sensitive and high risk issues it is crucial to maintain and be able to reconstruct chronologies of what was stated or claimed and by whom, when and in what order. As it is I have found very few features to keep track of email histories. Obviously Proton mail do not want to accept liability for features said to provide additional security beyond what can reasonably be offered but the software could simply add better features for searching, review and organisation.

   Having separate inbox and outboxes adds friction and the emails and their replies are in separate folders. I have discovered I can move them all to one folder but then it ceases to be obvious if I have sent or received each email in it. There also seems only to be the star option to highlight a mail. How am I to tell my different starred emails apart? It would be better if I could add labels to emails. It would also be nice if I could see all my sent and received emails in one place in chronological order. Also, it would be nice if I could colour code emails with a dot and then show or hide messages with specific colo9ured dots. That way I could separate different chains and with labels I could highlight important content or inflection points in what happened.

   As it is I think the system expects everybody will only want to look at and reply to the most recent emails then forget them. Over long arduous sensitive chains sometimes the past contains crucial evidence and the way it is structured now it is hard to use the emails as a database I can query and mark with notes persistent across sessions.

   I have what are now multiple email chains dating back more than a year. These include broken series of replies to a single thread. With extremely sensitive and high risk issues it is crucial to maintain and be able to reconstruct chronologies of what was stated or claimed and by whom, when and in what order. As it is I have found very few features to keep track of email histories. Obviously Proton mail do not want to accept liability for features said to provide additional security beyond what can reasonably be offered but the software could simply add better… more

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8. Better importation/linking with Gmail with Proton Mail

   First off, I LOVE the new ability to link your gmail account. This is extremely helpful, and removes 90% of my reliability with Gmail as it's all available with Proton Mail.

   However, organization is needed for a couple different reasons.

   1) Spam/Promotion
   Gmail gives you HUNDREDS of emails into a quick "Promotions" area. All of this goes unfiltered upon linking with Proton, and floods your entire Proton Inbox.
   For emails listed under "Promotion" tab in gmail (as well as other misc areas such as Spam), it should be filtered into some type of Subfolder and/or ignored.

   I think the easiest way to do this is by asking simple questions upon linking the account.

   "Would you like to include your Promotions folder? Y/N" - If you select no, the emails listed under the promotion tab won't be listed into your Proton Inbox, however all incoming mail from the Promotions Filter will still show up in the inbox.

   That, or simply create a subfolder in Proton automatically titled "Gmail Promotions", and have the imported emails from such a tab go into there instead. This folder could go under the already existing folders feature, and can even be limited to Proton Subscribers.

   First off, I LOVE the new ability to link your gmail account. This is extremely helpful, and removes 90% of my reliability with Gmail as it's all available with Proton Mail.

   However, organization is needed for a couple different reasons.

   1) Spam/Promotion
   Gmail gives you HUNDREDS of emails into a quick "Promotions" area. All of this goes unfiltered upon linking with Proton, and floods your entire Proton Inbox.
   For emails listed under "Promotion" tab in gmail (as well as other misc areas such as Spam), it should be filtered into some type of Subfolder and/or ignored.

   I think the easiest… more

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9. Display calendar import failures in English, not machine language

   When importing a .ICS file to Proton Calendar, some calendar entries will not successfully import. The user can view the errors, which are displayed in machine language (i.e. the numerical ID for the calendar entry) instead of the name of the calendar entry (i.e. "Steve S's Anniversary"). Therefore, without significant effort, it's not possible to know which calendar entries did not successfully import to Proton Calendar.

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10. Enable Proton Calendars to connect to Microsoft Outlook using IMAP via Proton Mail Bridge

    Since Microsoft Outlook can connect to Proton Mail using the Proton Mail Bridge (using IMAP), enable the same capability for Proton Calendar. This would allow Proton Calendar users to create, edit, and delete calendar entries on their Proton Calendar from within the Microsoft Outlook tool. Currently, the user must open the Proton Mail application to create, edit, and delete calendar entries on their Proton Mail calendar.

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11. A Pronton USB drive, for storing files on a physical device.

    I like the Proton Drive, but a Proton pen drive for offline file storage would be interesting; I just don't know if I'd have access to buying one in my country.

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12. Proton phone call verification

    i received a call of unknowns, i need of one call verificarition phone, And a call verification feature would be important for many people, In today's digital world

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13. hybrid support for RTL languages

    Critical Bug: Proton Mail Android App Fails to Render RTL Text Direction for Hebrew Composition

    Description: I am experiencing a critical usability issue when trying to compose emails in Hebrew on the Proton Mail Android app. While the app allows me to select Hebrew as the interface language and my Android system keyboard successfully switches to Hebrew, the compose window itself does not recognize or apply Right-to-Left (RTL) text direction.

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14. Proton Find

    New physical product and app, like the Life360 Tile™ where you can connect it to the App and see the location of the product. Make your own app with a map and put it on IOS and Android. maybe even some different localizer shapes, like a Credit Card style localizer, or the classic Tile look. If you ever do this, which I doubt, make it available on big online Stores like Amazon where we can get it. I'd buy this if it's really private, vote if you would too

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15. Simpler log-in to Proton services with QR code

    I like being able to log-in on proton services on a browser using a QR code scanned on my phone by the mail app. It doesn't require entering my password and going through 2FA each time.

    However, it is seen as a recovery method at the moment, and thus hidden behind multiple menus (on the browser and on the Android mail app).

    Is there a reason to not have this method as a standard way of log-in, with the feature available in the higher level menus? It would be even more convenient to have it as a quick action on the mail app for example.

    I like being able to log-in on proton services on a browser using a QR code scanned on my phone by the mail app. It doesn't require entering my password and going through 2FA each time.

    However, it is seen as a recovery method at the moment, and thus hidden behind multiple menus (on the browser and on the Android mail app).

    Is there a reason to not have this method as a standard way of log-in, with the feature available in the higher level menus? It would be even more convenient to have it as a quick action on… more

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16. Named Sessions

    Named Sessions:

    It is challenging when using different vpns or when cache clears to connect to a single session.

    I end up having to login and clear sessions constantly, even with defined exceptions for cache because depending where I am the PC uses a different VPN.

    It would be cool to be able to connect to a predefined session via some key or token or whatever mechanism may work to identify and authenticate a unique session beyond cookies.

    That way you could have explicit sessions, and not have to worry about wondering if 1 of the 50 sessions that is created was not you, and so you don't constantly have to clean up sessions.

    Named Sessions:

    It is challenging when using different vpns or when cache clears to connect to a single session.

    I end up having to login and clear sessions constantly, even with defined exceptions for cache because depending where I am the PC uses a different VPN.

    It would be cool to be able to connect to a predefined session via some key or token or whatever mechanism may work to identify and authenticate a unique session beyond cookies.

    That way you could have explicit sessions, and not have to worry about wondering if 1 of the 50 sessions that is… more

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17. Feature Request: Quick Language Toggle Button in Proton Docs Toolbar

    Hello Proton Team,

    I love using Proton Docs for its privacy and security, but I’ve encountered a workflow friction point when writing in mixed languages (specifically Danish and English).

    The Issue: Currently, changing the spell-check/autocorrect language requires navigating deep into the global account settings (Settings → All settings → Language and time). For users who frequently switch between languages within the same session or document, this is disruptive and breaks the writing flow.

    The Request: Could you please add a quick-access language toggle button directly to the Proton Docs formatting toolbar?

    Proposed Functionality:

    A small dropdown or icon in the toolbar (perhaps near the spell-check icon) that lists the user's recently used or favorite languages.
    Clicking it would instantly switch the spell-check and autocorrect context without leaving the document or opening the global settings menu.
    Ideally, this would remember the last used language for the specific document or session.
    

    This small UI addition would significantly improve the experience for bilingual and multilingual users without requiring complex multi-language spell-checking logic.

    Thank you for considering this enhancement to make Proton Docs even more versatile!

    Hello Proton Team,

    I love using Proton Docs for its privacy and security, but I’ve encountered a workflow friction point when writing in mixed languages (specifically Danish and English).

    The Issue: Currently, changing the spell-check/autocorrect language requires navigating deep into the global account settings (Settings → All settings → Language and time). For users who frequently switch between languages within the same session or document, this is disruptive and breaks the writing flow.

    The Request: Could you please add a quick-access language toggle button directly to the Proton Docs formatting toolbar?

    Proposed Functionality:

    A small dropdown or icon in the

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18. calendar highlight current day

    Have an option to make the current day more visible. This is an accessibility request.
    I find it really hard to see which day Is highlighted.

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19. Releasing all proton applications on Altstore for IOS

    Being able to download apps through altstore classic/PAL would be nice as an alternative option from the app store on IOS.

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20. Releasing apps as .ipa files on github with attatched sources

    Releasing .ipa files for all the proton apps on github would allow people to sideload them if they wish to do so and also allows for older versions to be archived in a state where someone can go back and use them. Attatching the source url link would allow people to sideload Proton applications and update them through the sideloader.

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