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Proton and Standard Notes are joining forces: https://proton.me/blog/proton-standard-notes-join-forces
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This would be the feature that could divorce me from Microsoft / OneNote. Would need a web clipper function for FF at release.
I would accept less privacy (access to metadata) to have a great "search" function
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Great idea—and I'd take it one step further. Rather than just a "Proton Notes" clone of Evernote or Google Keep, imagine a full second-brain system built on what Proton already owns: Drive for encrypted storage, Docs for editing, Lumo for AI, and Standard Notes for note-taking DNA. Instead of plain notes in folders, every saved item—notes, web clippings, images, PDFs, even forwarded emails—becomes a card in a searchable, visual grid (similar to MyMind.com, but with zero-knowledge encryption MyMind doesn't offer). No manual folder structures, no endless tagging: Lumo handles auto-tagging, summaries, and semantic search behind the scenes, all with zero-access encryption so even Proton can't read your knowledge base.
The strategic upside for Proton: PKM is the last major productivity category Proton hasn't entered, and privacy-conscious users currently have no good option—Notion harvests your data, Obsidian requires DIY sync hacks, and MyMind's privacy practices are opaque. A "Proton Brain" that unifies the ecosystem would lock in subscribers and finally offer a true private alternative to Big Tech productivity suites. I've posted the full concept as a separate suggestion ("Proton Brain: Zero-Knowledge Second Brain with Card UI")—if this resonates, please vote there too so the team sees demand for the bigger vision, not just another notes app. https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932839-proton-drive/suggestions/51632422-proton-brain-zero-knowledge-second-brain-with-car
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I appreciate that the Settings of Pass under the Aliases tab show me how many aliases are using each mailbox - it would be nice to click on that number and see the associated aliases. More importantly, batch migrating ("change") aliases to a new mailbox is only possible when the new mailbox is not yet established/verified; it is not yet currently possible to batch migrate aliases to an existing-verified mailbox. A user has to know or visit aliases one-by-one to change the mailbox. This is a pain point, and this feature request is one way to address the pain.
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Thanks for your comment. I think the OP lays out the key features well, and I think totally doable now with Lumo connected to Drive. A web-clipper in itself would be a welcomed tool to add content to Drive with Lumo auto-tag the items, then it's just the UI to visualize, search, link. A to-do list is a big request and I think that just becomes another "card" in the space. I think users would actually find this approach attractive and very useful if done well, it would flatten the folder structure, so it's a different way to view one's assets in Drive.
I've added another post to the Lumo category: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932842-lumo/suggestions/51640486-lumo-ai-powered-card-organization-for-proton-drive
I welcome your comments and support on that idea as well.
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Not many options for cloud-based privacy PKM. MyMind features are great but they refuse to allow persistent collaboration (teams, family, etc). My wish list for this product would be:
- browser extension (FF and Brave)
- Lumo integration
- Image OCR / color (hex + paint chip) found
- spaces for organization and collaboration
- templated cards for popular services (see MyMind: imdb, wikipedia, spotify, reddit, etc)
- Highlights from Readwise / InoReader etc.
- youtube transcripts
- Audio to text
- knowledge graph visual showing connections between content / the ability to link content / suggestions for linked contentvoyager2bird
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I'm literally setting up a second Proton account to deal with this. The pain of managing a second account is worth it to me in order to protect my primary account email.
Is there a technical reason why I can't protect my primary account when sharing calendar or drive, the same way I do with Mail?
I would prefer Proton develop the concept of Profiles that are linked to aliases, as I choose a Profile, the mail, calendar, and drive all use that as the account shown/metadata.
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This is the reason I don't use Proton Drive. A common approach to privacy is persona's and email aliases enable that to occur. As stated in the previous comment, protecting the primary account email address is important to me, I don't want to share it - ever.
Enable a folder to be assigned a Proton email alias or Proton Pass alias and all files under that folder are displayed as owned by that alias as well as the email from which it is shared.
This would enable a user to establish a persona within proton to share emails and documents.
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Agreed. The language used is confusing to the end-user. It's effing scary to press the Send button when the UI does not provide the user confidence on what's happening.
You may also be interested in this idea: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483/suggestions/15523956
Reading through the comments here, everyone is describing the same thing: markdown notes that sync across devices, live inside Drive, and feel like a real Proton app - not the Standard Notes limbo we've been stuck in since the 2024 "joining forces" announcement. May I suggest aiming higher than a Keep/Apple Notes competitor, though? Proton already owns every building block for a true second-brain system: Drive for encrypted storage, Docs for editing, and Lumo for AI. Imagine a "Proton Brain" where everything—your markdown notes, web clippings, images, PDFs, even forwarded Proton Mail messages—becomes a card in one searchable, visual grid (think MyMind.com, but with the zero-knowledge encryption they don't offer). Markdown-native and Obsidian-importable, exactly as others have asked for below.
The real unlock is Lumo handling the boring parts invisibly: auto-tagging, summaries, and semantic search over your entire knowledge base, so you capture frictionlessly and retrieve instantly—without ever organizing anything by hand, and without any of it being readable to anyone but you. Notion and MyMind give you that intelligence but harvest your thoughts; Obsidian gives you privacy but makes you duct-tape sync and AI together yourself. Proton is uniquely positioned to offer both in one product. I've posted the full concept separately ("Proton Brain: Zero-Knowledge Second Brain with Card UI") - if the 3K of us here redirected some of that energy toward the bigger vision, Proton might stop treating notes as a checkbox and start treating it as the crown jewel of the ecosystem.
https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932839-proton-drive/suggestions/51632422-proton-brain-zero-knowledge-second-brain-with-car