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If Proton Calendar is truly meant to replace Apple Calendar, then watch support isn't a nice-to-have—it's a must.
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As an Apple Watch Ultra user who relies heavily on the Proton ecosystem for everything — mail, drive, calendar, and Lumo — the lack of a native Apple Watch calendar app is a real gap. My watch is often on my wrist when my phone isn't in my hand, and being able to glance at my day's agenda, receive event notifications, and respond to invitations directly from the watch face is something I take for granted with Apple Calendar but can't do with Proton Calendar.
I coordinate family schedules, work schedules, and small group meetings through Proton Calendar, and a watch complication showing my next event would be a game-changer. Apple Watch has excellent support for calendar complications and widgets — Proton would fit naturally into that interface.
The 2025 roadmap mentioned a next-generation Calendar app for iOS. Whether Watch support ships with that or as a follow-up, please add it to the plan. For those of us who've chosen Proton as a true privacy-first replacement for Google/Apple services, having the watch experience is what makes it feel like a complete ecosystem rather than a partial one.
Adding my vote and hoping this gains momentum. Privacy on the wrist matters too.
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Proton Drive is great, and I pay for a lot of storage (I have 6+TB), but with a large drive space, searchability is even more important!
Right now when I click to search, I get the 'indexing' message, which is fine, but then in a few moments it tells me my file storage has too many files and can't be indexed - what?!?!?!
Even if I can't search within files, I want to at least be able to search filenames, no matter how many filenames are in my drive.
C'mon, Proton, let those powerful servers do their job and index/search as much as the user needs (and pays for - and I'm a Visionary user - paying lot$ for my Proton).
thanks
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And as a Visionary Member from years ago, privacy on the wrist belongs to everyone who chooses Proton — let's close that gap!