Proton Hub – A Central Hub for Managing Your Proton Account
I would love to see a new service called Proton Hub.
The idea is to have one central place where users can manage everything related to their Proton account, subscriptions, payment methods, organizations, and family groups.
With Proton Hub, you could:
Manage all your subscriptions in one place.
Handle payment methods and billing details easily.
Configure account security, including 2FA, recovery options, and passwords.
Oversee and manage your family group or organization (members, roles, permissions).
See how much storage you are using across all Proton services and break it down per app – similar to how Google One does it.
Essentially, Proton Hub would serve as the control center for your entire Proton ecosystem, making it easier and more transparent to manage accounts, security, and resources in one unified dashboard or app.
Sam Irmscher
shared this idea
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B. de Basin
commented
It would likely be technically and security-wise cumbersome to implement on mobile devices; however, the applications can still be installed as standalone apps (via this "hub") just don't create shortcuts for the individual applications by default; instead, create one called "Proton."
Apps are sandboxed individually at the OS level, but the hub manages discovery, download, and updates.
*One "Proton" icon opens the hub, which routes to active services
*Users can opt to create shortcuts for installed apps after download
*Show each app's permission requests before installation
*Keep per app login optional/open to separate authentication sessions per service
PS This does not necessarily have to be seen as a replacement, but could also serve as an addition.
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Arham Blake
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This would be a really useful addition. Proton already has many of these controls spread across the account settings, subscriptions, payment methods, and family management, so bringing everything into one Proton Hub dashboard would make the ecosystem much easier to manage.
I especially like the idea of a single storage overview showing usage by service and a clearer family/organization management section. Proton already supports shared storage and member management for Family plans, so consolidating that information seems like a natural next step.
A clean central dashboard with quick access to billing, security, subscriptions, members, and storage would definitely improve the overall experience. https://snowrider.com.br/ r can remain separate from the Proton feature discussion.
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Privacy101 commented
Update: Proton has finished this. You can see it at https://account.proton.me/u/1
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diskomb
commented
there already is accaunt.proton.me for that as privacy101 has pointed out
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BP
commented
"It would also be nice for the hub to open any app easily and open the browser link if the app isn't installed"
+1
I miss a single place for all the apps, also in the Proton Mail desktop app. Why is it only mail and calendar there are in the menu? -
Uservoice67
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Useful for Schools & Companies
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Hermes
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The Proton Hub could also offer quick links to download all Proton apps, view release notes, and stay informed about important updates such as new features, major changes, ongoing incidents, or scheduled maintenance.
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localhost
commented
It would also be nice for the hub to open any app easily and open the browser link if the app isn't installed
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anonymous
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Yes.
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---Anon---
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I agree that a proton hub app would be extremely useful. But I would also recommend adding a few extra security feature such as the ability to monitor proton account activity (see when a account log in, which services and platform). and the ability to revoke any suspicious session.
And that could be an opportunity to develop a new feature that would allow a user his account for a given amount of time (define by the user). Within that period of lockdown, the account wouldn't be accessible by anyone even with the right credential.
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and make account.proton.me the settings page…