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1. 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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2. Proton Spreadsheets: custom formatting of number cells

   Would be nice if you could add custom formatting of number cells ('50' -> '50 g/kg', basically like currency but custom text)

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3. Proton Notes as a Complete Document and Knowledge System

   I would like Proton to develop a fully integrated, privacy-first note and document system within the Proton ecosystem that can serve as a true Evernote alternative.

   The key goal would be combining encrypted notes with embedded, searchable PDFs (including OCR) and structured folder organization in one unified system.

   There is currently no European solution offering this level of integration, security, and document workflow in a single platform.

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4. New Product Proposal: Lumen — A Proton Browser That Illuminates the Path to True Privacy

   Imagine a web browser built with Proton’s guiding philosophy at its core — a platform where privacy, intelligence, and design coexist in harmony. This vision takes form as Lumen, a new kind of browser designed to unite Proton’s ecosystem into a single, secure experience.

   The name Lumen means light or illumination, symbolizing clarity, transparency, and enlightenment — the very principles Proton stands for. It captures the essence of a browser that helps users navigate safely through the modern web’s dark corners while illuminating truth, privacy, and control. Lumen is more than a browsing tool; it is a guide — shedding light on what matters while keeping the user’s identity invisible to surveillance. Its modern, internationally resonant name embodies innovation, trust, and simplicity — qualities that have long defined Proton’s brand.

   Unified Proton Ecosystem:
   Lumen would seamlessly integrate ProtonMail, ProtonVPN, Proton Drive, and other Proton services into a single encrypted hub. This consolidation ensures that communication, storage, and browsing remain consistent, secure, and fully within Proton’s protected network — eliminating dependence on external services that compromise privacy.

   Privacy and Security by Design:
   Lumen could introduce an advanced shield system blocking ads, trackers, and malicious scripts by default. Optional Tor routing would enable true anonymity, while built-in end-to-end encryption could safeguard even active browsing sessions. In Lumen, privacy is not an extension — it is the default state.

   Proton Search and AI Intelligence:
   To ensure independence from corporate data mining, Proton Search would power neutral, private, and non-profiling results. Alongside it, a built-in, locally processed AI assistant — perhaps an evolution of Lumo — could help users compose emails, summarize pages, and generate content securely. In keeping with the Lumen philosophy, this AI would illuminate without intruding, offering guidance without compromise.

   Design and Experience:
   Inspired by modern minimalist browsers like Brave, Comet, and Arc, Lumen would emphasize focus and fluidity. The interface would feel weightless yet powerful, allowing users to move between email, cloud storage, and browsing effortlessly — all under the same privacy-first umbrella.

   Lumen stands as a beacon for what a browser should be: intelligent, private, elegant, and built on trust. It embodies Proton’s mission to empower users through technology that enlightens rather than exploits. Proton has the opportunity to make Lumen the light that guides the next era of secure, user-centric internet exploration.

   Imagine a web browser built with Proton’s guiding philosophy at its core — a platform where privacy, intelligence, and design coexist in harmony. This vision takes form as Lumen, a new kind of browser designed to unite Proton’s ecosystem into a single, secure experience.

   The name Lumen means light or illumination, symbolizing clarity, transparency, and enlightenment — the very principles Proton stands for. It captures the essence of a browser that helps users navigate safely through the modern web’s dark corners while illuminating truth, privacy, and control. Lumen is more than a browsing tool; it is a guide — shedding… more

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5. 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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6. Integrate Voice commands into Lumo AI

   I hope that Lumo AI will have the ability to open android apps, and perform commands like opening spotify and being able to play/stop songs, or opening a browser and search for something.

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7. Automatically sync Proton Meet meetings with Proton Calendar

   Currently, I can set up a Proton Meet meeting in Proton Calendar, but it won't show up under "My meetings" in Proton Meet. Equally, if I set up a meeting in Proton Meet, it doesn't show in Proton Calendar. It would be great to have these two services talk to one another.

   Well done for launching Proton Meet. It seems instantly stable, and generally working well. Thank you!

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8. Integration with writing tablets

   Privacy concerned users, such as journalists, would benefit from Proton Drive integration in emerging writing tablet devices.

   Would love Proton to collaborate note and book annotation sync features with Amazon, Boox, Kobo, reMarkable, and other prominent writing tablet manufacturers. Too many of these devices vendor lock notes inside proprietary, non-endtoend encrypted services, with only manual export options.

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9. Add Proton apps to Flathub and GNOME Software

   Making Proton's apps available on the app stores that Linux users use will make it easier and safer for users to find and download Proton apps and eliminate the risk of visiting sketchy websites to download the official Proton apps. The respective app store websites are linked below for reference.
   - Flathub: https://flathub.org/
   - GNOME Software: https://apps.gnome.org/Software/

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10. Proton Pay: Safe and secure payment processor as alternative for Gpay/ApplePay

    Hello Dev-Team,

    I'm not happy with the limitation to big-data collectors when I want to use my smartphone for payments in the supermarket.
    Is there a way to tamper the payment or develop an own payment processing system?

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11. proton calendar icon show current date

    Can the Proton Calendar icon update to show the current date as IOS calendar app icon does

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12. Oled dark theme for all

    Add a black OLED theme for all products.

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13. Encrypted Backup of all Proton data (like Standard Notes Backup)

    An option to create an encrypted Backup of all Proton Account data (probably most important are Mail, Pass, Drive and Wallet) which can be downloaded as a File and be decrypted locally with an open-source (FLOSS) software Proton provides and the Proton Account Password (resp. the Decryption Password if two-password-mode is active).

    This feature should work exactly the same way as the backup option of Standard Notes does (https://standardnotes.com/help/14/how-do-i-create-and-import-backups-of-my-standard-notes-data):

    • Basicly give the user the data the way you (Proton) see it (fully encrypted with the, to you unknown, Account password)
    • Make it possible for the user to decrypt the data of ones Proton Account even if Proton goes out of business or the access to all Proton infrastructure is not possible at the moment
    • Enable the provision of the encrypted tarball (or file in other format) via E-Mail (as it is encrypted)

    The way Standard Notes does it is very very nice (using the existing Account password for decryption and enabling the user to run the decryption tool locally) and also very privacy-preserving and secure (no re-encryption of the data for the backup alone, provide the user with the data in the exact same form the provider has it).

    As there is no separate encryption for the Backup itself but just the export of the already encrypted data this can be used for the user to store multiple copies of his Proton data locally, in the cloud etc. and still having one password he needs to remember (of course if he ever changes his Proton Account password it is his responsibility to delete all "old" backup files as they are encrypted using his old Proton Password.

    An option to create an encrypted Backup of all Proton Account data (probably most important are Mail, Pass, Drive and Wallet) which can be downloaded as a File and be decrypted locally with an open-source (FLOSS) software Proton provides and the Proton Account Password (resp. the Decryption Password if two-password-mode is active).

    This feature should work exactly the same way as the backup option of Standard Notes does (https://standardnotes.com/help/14/how-do-i-create-and-import-backups-of-my-standard-notes-data):

    • Basicly give the user the data the way you (Proton) see it (fully encrypted with the, to you unknown, Account password)
    • Make it possible for the user to decrypt the… more
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14. Add End-to-End Encrypted Family Location Tracking (Secure "Life360" Alternative)

    As a privacy-focused user, I currently have no safe way to track my family's location. Existing apps like Life360, Google Maps, or Apple Find My store location history on their servers, meaning the provider can see exactly where my family goes, when, and for how long. This creates a massive privacy risk and contradicts the "privacy by default" philosophy I trust Proton for.

    The Solution: Please introduce a Family Location Tracking feature within the Proton ecosystem (integrated into Proton Pass, Drive, or as a standalone module in Lumo) that offers:

    True End-to-End Encryption (E2EE): Location data is encrypted on the device. Only family members with keys can decrypt it. Proton servers should never see raw location data.
    Real-Time Updates & History: A secure map view showing live locations and travel history, accessible only to authorized family members.
    Geofencing Alerts: Secure notifications when family members arrive at or leave specific zones (e.g., school, home).
    Cross-Platform: Works seamlessly on iOS, Android, and Web.
    Why This is Critical: There is a huge demand for a "Life360 killer" that respects privacy. Families are currently forced to choose between safety and surveillance. A Proton solution would be the gold standard, likely driving significant upgrades to Lumo Plus or Visionary plans.

    Impact: This would complete the Proton ecosystem, protecting not just our digital data, but our physical safety and movement privacy.

    As a privacy-focused user, I currently have no safe way to track my family's location. Existing apps like Life360, Google Maps, or Apple Find My store location history on their servers, meaning the provider can see exactly where my family goes, when, and for how long. This creates a massive privacy risk and contradicts the "privacy by default" philosophy I trust Proton for.

    The Solution: Please introduce a Family Location Tracking feature within the Proton ecosystem (integrated into Proton Pass, Drive, or as a standalone module in Lumo) that offers:

    True End-to-End Encryption (E2EE): Location data is encrypted on the… more

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15. Feature Suggestion: Automated Personal Data Removal

    I greatly value Proton’s commitment to protecting user privacy through your suite of encrypted services. However, I see an opportunity to enhance the user experience and strengthen Proton’s value proposition even further.

    Currently, users who want to remove their personal information from the internet must manually contact data brokers, websites, and search engines ... a time-consuming and ongoing task. I suggest Proton develop a Personal Information Removal System that would:

    1. Scan and Identify: Automatically detect where a user’s personal data is publicly available or held by data brokers.
    2. Automate Removal Requests: Send verified opt-outs or deletion requests on behalf of users.
    3. Monitor Continuously: Notify users if data reappears and manage ongoing suppression.
    4. Integrate with Proton Services: Seamlessly complement existing Proton tools like VPN, Mail, and Drive.

    This feature would transform Proton from a data protector into an active defender of online identity, giving users a complete privacy solution while differentiating Proton from competitors. It would also increase trust, user engagement, and potential premium subscriptions.

    Thank you for considering this suggestion. I believe it aligns perfectly with Proton’s mission to safeguard personal data in the most comprehensive way possible.

    I greatly value Proton’s commitment to protecting user privacy through your suite of encrypted services. However, I see an opportunity to enhance the user experience and strengthen Proton’s value proposition even further.

    Currently, users who want to remove their personal information from the internet must manually contact data brokers, websites, and search engines ... a time-consuming and ongoing task. I suggest Proton develop a Personal Information Removal System that would:

    1. Scan and Identify: Automatically detect where a user’s personal data is publicly available or held by data brokers.
    2. Automate Removal Requests: Send verified opt-outs or deletion requests on behalf of… more
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16. Support add profile picture to Proton Account

    I want support add a profile picture to Proton Account, make the Proton Account more “yours”

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17. docs

    Adding headers, footers, and (editable) pagination would be appreciated by those who edit course materials, along with more font options, even if they have to be uploaded to your platforms.

    And if this type of feature is complicated to implement online due to hosting providers, why not also create a Proton Docs desktop app?

    Sincerely,

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18. Feature Request: Native in-browser archive (ZIP) extraction and preview

    Hi Proton Team,

    I am writing to request a feature for Proton Drive web: native support for opening and extracting ZIP archives directly in the proton cloud.

    When uploading thousands of small files (1 MB to 2 MB) over a 100 Mbps Ethernet connection, upload speeds drop significantly due to per-file transfer overhead. In contrast, uploading a single large archive fully utilizes the available 100 mbps bandwidth. Zipping files before uploading is the most efficient way to transfer large batch directories.

    On my own research: this happens because Proton Drive applies end-to-end encryption, every file and folder is encrypted individually before it's uploaded. As a result, syncing a large number of small files takes significantly longer than syncing a single large file of the same total size (like a zip archive), which is encrypted once and therefore transferred more quickly. I do not how accurate my research is though...

    However, because Proton Drive web cannot open or extract archives, these files become inaccessible unless they are downloaded back to a local machine. Can a zip file extraction feature be added to Proton Drive? So that I could upload the zipped/archived file directly in one single operation, which would significantly increase upload speed, and then extract the same uploaded file directly in the cloud.

    I do not have a background in app development or server-side engineering, so I am unsure of the technical feasibility of my request. I will leave those details to your team to evaluate. If feasible, adding native archive viewing or extraction in the web app would solve the batch upload performance bottleneck while keeping files accessible in the cloud.

    Thank you for your work on Proton Drive. Have a good day.

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    Hi Proton Team,

    I am writing to request a feature for Proton Drive web: native support for opening and extracting ZIP archives directly in the proton cloud.

    When uploading thousands of small files (1 MB to 2 MB) over a 100 Mbps Ethernet connection, upload speeds drop significantly due to per-file transfer overhead. In contrast, uploading a single large archive fully utilizes the available 100 mbps bandwidth. Zipping files before uploading is the most efficient way to transfer large batch directories.

    On my own research: this happens because Proton Drive applies end-to-end encryption, every file and folder is encrypted individually… more

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19. 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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20. A video hosting platform

    YouTube started getting accused of using AI and getting large creators banned. Proton already has a userbase and this is a great opportunity to make one.

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